Senate approves 15 member intelligence watchdog panel
The Senate voted 72 to 22 to create a 15 member Select Committee on Intelligence to oversee CIA NSA and other agencies. Sen. Frank Church led the inquiry and hailed the move as preventing abuses and strengthening freedom. Names from key committees to be drawn, with seven appointed from the Senate and two each from Armed Services Appropriations Judiciary and Foreign Relations.
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Kissinger Works to Solve European Policy Ahead of UPI Oslo Talks
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger leads two day NATO ministerial meetings in Oslo focusing on Cyprus dispute and the risk of Communist influence in Italian politics. He meets Greek and Turkish ministers and plans talks with NATO Secretary General Luns while balancing U.S. election pressures.
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