Ford Proposal On Turkish Aid Assailed As Fraud
Washington AP Ford unveils compromise bill to resume arms shipments to Turkey amid Cyprus dispute. Morgan backs plan as fair. Brademas and two others call it a fraud and doubt House approval. Key elements: release of $78 million in Turkish purchases, cash purchases allowed, no new grants, 60 day congressional reports.
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House Panel Orders Probe of Conduct Of One Member
The House Ethics Committee ordered a formal investigation of Rep. Michael Harrington of Massachusetts for disclosing secret CIA testimony. The Rules Committee began deliberations on replacing the Select House Intelligence Committee, which Harrington sits on, with a new panel. Har rington welcomed the inquiry, calling it a useful forum to expose secrecy in defense actions and the way the secrecy process has operated.
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Harrington Denied CIA Access by Armed Services Panel
The Armed Services Committee voted to deny Harrington access to classified material after his admission of disclosing CIA Director Colby's testimony on covert Chile operations. The panel asked the Elections Committee to set guidelines for protecting such material, while Beard urged disciplinary action. Harrington had signed a pledge not to disclose CIA testimony before viewing its transcript.
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Trash Conned from Page One
A Kissinger trash tale unfolds as Morton seeks to recycle seized scraps from the Kissinger household. He telephoned the National Enquirer editor Nat Chran in Florida offering payment for trash pickup and promised weather and economic reports for stories. Morton claimed cabinet officers could be contacted, though Chran said authorization was unclear.
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Nat Chran
National Enquirer
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Ford panel weighs aluminum actions to curb price rises
Prices for 1975 ending June 30 will be compiled later this month. The budget outlook for 1976 shows a record deficit near 60 billion dollars, with potential increases if Congress errs. The council’s response to aluminum action signals high level Ford administration intent, with Treasury Secretary Simon and Labor Secretary Dunlop among members polled. The council studies on aluminum, auto, and steel aim to guide future price actions, while a Seattle hearing July 17 will examine wage agreements with a local United Association of Plumbers and Pipefitters.
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Lynn
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John T. Dunlop
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Seattle
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CIA Pension Fund Outperforms Stock Market, Raises Questions
A CIA report released Tuesday notes its employer pension fund earned more than the stock market and asks whether CIA also benefits from inside information from companies whose stock is used in the fund. The document confirms rapid replacements in Operation CHAOS were requested in summer 1872 due to a heavy workload and health strain on officers.
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CIA
Cher Seeks Divorce From Nine Day Marriage
Cher filed for divorce from rock singer Gregg Allman in Santa Monica after a nine day marriage. Initial denials followed but later confirmation said the divorce papers were filed, with both sides indicating the action may not proceed.
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Capricorn Records
Milton Rudin
Richard Grant
Ford Campaign Dilemmas Highlight VP Nomination Talks
Ford aides and Rockefeller concede no campaign push by Rockefeller while Ford nominates his running mate. Callaway notes key decisions pending on primaries and funding options. Campaign finance limits are outlined for next year with totals set for primaries and general election.
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Callaway
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George McGovern
Lutherans Warn Dissidents In Unprecedented Measure
A national Lutheran convention condemned district leaders for breaking church law and ordered them to stop or face removal. The vote 626 to 466 reflected deep division as dissidents denounced the action as repression of congregational rights amid efforts to enforce a literal Bible interpretation and push moderates into conformity.
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Calif
Lutheran Church- Missouri Synod
Mary Ann Hoffman
Woodside
N.J
Donald Misch
Rochester
Mich
Rockefeller says he is available to help Ford
In Atlanta for a National Commission on Water Quality hearing, Rockefeller said he is available to aid President Ford in any way but insisted Ford should have freedom until he wins the nomination. He declined to discuss a 1976 vice presidency, saying comments could pressure Ford. He praised Ford as a strong leader and said Ford’s appearance restored confidence in government.
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