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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1976

Page

4

Senate panel questions FBI CIA role in Kennedy probe

Washington dateline FBI CIA rapped over JFK probe. Senate subcommittee notes no conclusive evidence of Oswald conspiracy while raising hot leads about Dulles and possible CIA Cuba contacts. Report cites destroyed Oswald letter, vanished FBI files, and Castro links to Kennedy policy.

Washington UPI Senate FBI CIA John Kennedy Warren Commission Lee Harvey Oswald Special Intelligence Kennedy Cochairmen Richard Schweiker R-Pa Gary Hart D-Coro Senate Select Committee On Intelligence Activities Schweiker Hart Jiatt Oswald Allen Dulles Fidel Castro James Hosty Dallas Hosty Marina New Orleans FBI Ne Castro Cuba Jean Daniel Frank Mankiewicz Joseph Kirby Daniel

Tax reformers win round in Senate clash over real estate

Senate debate on a 153 page tax reform bill sees chairman Russell Long clash with Kennedy and Haskell forces. Long loses an amendment as reform backers push limits on tax shelters while scoring a partial victory blocking nonrecourse loans in partnerships.

Senate Finance Committee Russell Long Senate Louisiana Long Edward Kennedy D-Mass Floyd Haskell D-Coro Kennedy

Congress Thanks Queen Elizabeth II for Smithsonian Bequest

The House and Senate adopted a joint resolution expressing national appreciation to Great Britain for James Smithson's bequest that funded the Smithsonian Institution. The U S accepted about $500000 in 1836 and created the museum complex, while a separate bill seeks $1 million annually through 1380.

Congress Smithsonian Institution House Senate Great Britain James Smithson United United States White House

West Point honor code pits expulsion against demerits

Rep. Thomas Downey described a strange West Point contrast where a first year cadet caught out of uniform at a pizza stand after p.m. faces expulsion for hiding his identity, while the same cadet in uniform after 8 p.m. would only receive demerits and march in full dress to work them off.

West Point U.S. Military Academy Thomas Downey D-N.y Senate

Laotian Refugees Eligible for Evacuation Aid

President Ford signed a bill Tuesday to include Laotian refugees in the Indochina Migration and Refugee Assistance Act. The amendment grants Laotian evacuees access to the same aid package of 455 million dollars set for Vietnamese and Cambodian refugees.

Ford

Informant ties son of senator to plot in South Dakota

A UPI report says an FBI informant linked Sen. Abourezk of South Dakota to a militant Indian movement named Dog Soldiers planning July 4 violence. The senator and aide deny the charges and call the informant report unsubstantiated and full of inaccuracies. Charles Abourezk, living on Pine Ridge, is named by the informant as a member. The FBI reportedly circulated the claim without verification.

Washington UPI FBI James Abourert D-5 South Dakota Abourert Abourezk Charles Pine Ridge Indian Reservation Wamblee Abouresh Dog Soldiers Buresa Charles Abourezk

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