Three attorneys general three wrongs one severe punishment
The Church committee findings reveal how Katzenbach Clark and Mitchell each faced crucial truth moments in the King wiretaps Dear Plan and Huston Plan. Katzenbach approved or tolerated King surveillance Clark backed the Dear Plan and its domestic intelligence buildout Mitchell urged withdrawal of the Huston Plan despite backing earlier intelligence methods.
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Newsweek
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John Doar
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White House
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Katzenbach and Clark
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Global arms trade fuels debate and bribery concerns
The world arms market grows rapidly amid questions of sovereignty and ethics. U S and allied leaders justify sales as policy tools while critics warn of arms races and corruption fueling purchases. Figures show 1974 transfers exceed 8.4 billion dollars with 1975 to 76 projected near 9 billion.
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Colin S. Gray
Canadian Institute of International Affairs
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