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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1975

Page

16

Ford to act on Rockefeller CIA recommendations soon

President Ford will decide within 30 days on how to handle Rockefeller Commission findings and aim to end unlawful CIA domestic activities within two months, with probes wrapped by September 1. Senate Intelligence chair Frank Church supports a joint congressional panel to oversee the CIA, but urges stronger domestic activity prohibitions.

Washington Ford Rockefeller Commission CIA White House Senate Intelligence Committee Senate Commission Congressional Central Intelligence Agency Frank Church D-Idaho Church Congress Senate Pan Rockefeller U.S Justice Department

Rockefeller panel finds no conclusive CIA link to Kennedy killing

The Rockefeller Commission says there is no credible evidence of more than one gunman and no CIA involvement in John F Kennedy's 1963 assassination. It upholds the Warren Commission finding that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone and rejects major conspiracy theories while detailing unlawful CIA activities and internal oversight recommendations.

Washington John F. Kennedy Central Intelligence Agency Rockefeller Commission Warren Commission Lee Harvey Oswald Kennedy Rockefeller E. Howard Hunt Frank Sturgis Dallas Tex Cyril H. Wecht Allegheny County Assassi CIA Agence Commission Executive Branch Prion

Strip Mining Override Fails But Fight Is On

Congress failed to override President Ford's veto of strip mining controls by a 278 to 143 vote. Udall says the fight continues while Steiger argues the bill should stay with states. White House hails veto as protection for consumers and jobs in coal regions.

Washington Ford Morris K. Udall D-Ariz Udall United States Congress House Democratic Sam Steiger R-Ariz Steiger White House Ron Nessen

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