Senate study levels criticism of FBI CIA probe
A nine month Senate inquiry into the Warren Commission report on President Kennedy’s murder finds fault with FBI and CIA roles but agrees Oswald acted alone. The 110 page study cites altered files, a destroyed letter, and Cuban links while noting no conclusive conspiracy evidence. Castro comments on Kennedy’s efforts toward Cuba.
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Carter Attacks Ford and Kissinger on School Busing Plan
Jimmy Carter assailed Ford's antibusing plan at a Boston fundraiser, urging strong leadership to push school integration. He argued Ford would require a constitutional amendment to limit federal court orders, and outlined continued campaign fundraising in Boston and New York. Carter also criticized U.S. foreign policy, calling for cooperation among democracies and reduced forces in Korea.
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Salmon Urges Unity Within Vermont Democratic Party
Vermont Governor Thomas Salmon urged Democratic unity at a Burlington fund-raiser and campaign meeting. He said he could support any Democratic statewide candidate and warned that intra party splits could endanger the party after the primaries. If defeated for the Senate nomination he would back Scott Skinner in November.
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Japanese executive admits Lockheed bribe
Tokyo newspapers report Tadao Ueki head of All Nippon Airways business and international departments told investigators he received 69066 from A H Elliot former head of Lockheed Tokyo office in June 1974. Four executives were arrested in Tokyo raids tied to Japan's 12 million Lockheed bribery scandal.
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Viking to send back Mars images and more
Inside the world and beyond previews Viking’s plan to return Mars photographs while a bicentennial sail faces wind delays. Other features cover museum timepieces, an editorial on Bennington County history, and reflections on Thomas Jefferson from 200 years ago.
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Moynihan says Kissinger forced him from U.N. post
Former U S ambassador to the United Nations Daniel Moynihan says Henry Kissinger forced his resignation despite President Ford’s support. Moynihan cites a Feb. 27 article attributed to Kissinger and claims detente concerns over Moynihan’s U N actions led to his exit. He later ran for Senate in New York.
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Italian Communists say not in a hurry to join government
In Rome, Enrico Berlinguer said the Italian Communist Party is not in a rush to enter the government after elections that gave gains but failed to topple the Christian Democrats. He warned that forming a majority will be hard without cross party support and urged consultation on policy.
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Diamond defends record in campaign swing for re election
Vermont attorney general John Leaning Jerome Diamond campaigns for a second term stressing an activist record. He cites energy case wins, public interest battles, Vermont Yankee probe work, and consumer protection actions as proof of his effectiveness and promises to curb government reach.
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