Hearst Defense Seeks Pretrial Rulings On Bank Robbery Trial
Attorneys seek rulings on five pretrial motions including brainwashing claims and dismissal of charges. Prosecution opposes lie detector results and seeks private interview with Hearst. Defense argues grand jury was misled and links to William and Emily Harris in opening arguments.
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Patricia Hearst
U.S. District Court
Oliver J. Carter
Miss Hearst
San Mateo County
Harry Kozol
Boston
Thomas May
Patty
May
Symbionese Liberation Pot
SLA
Peptye
Sneck
William
Emily Harris
Harrises
Los Angeles
Symbionese Liberation Army
House panel urges abolishing Pentagon intelligence agency
The House intelligence committee staff calls for dismantling the Defense Intelligence Agency and splitting its functions between CIA and the secretary of defense, establishing a permanent oversight panel, and giving it power to publicize secrets by majority vote. The report discusses costs, NSA reforms, covert operations oversight, and penalties for leaking agents.
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House Intelligence Committee
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Eaking
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National Security Council
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Intelligence Panel Reports Higher US Spy Costs
The Select Committee report puts annual US intelligence spending at about 10 billion dollars, far above the defense bill figure. It details covert CIA activities including Angola aid and Kurdish rebels, cites failures over the 1968 invasion of Czechoslovakia, and mentions a 1973 memo alleging Henry Jackson guided CIA procedural protections. Jackson disputes any substantive advice and says he only recommended contacting McClellan when Stennis was unavailable.
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Henry M. Jackson
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Chile
Jackson
U.S
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Poland
India
Iraq
Washington
House Intelligence Committee
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Angola
Ite
Jacksonville
Fla
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Richard M. Nixon
Salvador Allende
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Senate Multinational Corporations
Nixon
Aee
John McClellan
D-Ark
Sen
CIA Oversight Committee
Church
Sen. Jackson
Jack Maury
John Stennis
Armed Services Committee
McClellan
MPLA in Luanda Seeks Better Ties With United States
MPLA leaders in Luanda show interest in improving relations with Washington while balancing reliance on Soviet and Cuban military support. Mark Moran of The Times reports MPLA moderates may hold sway over radicals, signaling a possible softening of American attitudes toward the group. Previously stalled by regional conflict, the MPLA press reportedly toned down anti US rhetoric. UNITA leader Savimbi disputes MPLA gains and confirms shelling Novo Redondo as fighting continues across central and southern Angola amid FNLA activity and shifts in control along the coast.
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MPLA
Washington
Mark Moran
John V. Tunney
D-Calif
Agostinho Neto
Ashford
Moran
United States
U.S
Lusaka
Jonas Savimbi
National Union
UNITA
Novo Redondo
Angola
Savimbi
Auerrilla
Truce teams separate militias in Beirut cease fire
A 36 hour program to separate Moslem and Christian factions began with truce teams patrolling a six mile Beirut front line. Militias were told to pull back and military equipment could be moved in to clear street barricades. Police reported kidnappings and shootings as the cease fire entered its fourth day.
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Lebanon
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Palestine Liberation Army
PLA
Hamra Street
Raouche
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D-Mass
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