No Quick Decision On Reopening JFK Slaying Probe
Washington AP report details Senate intelligence oversight chair Daniel Inouye saying six months may pass before deciding to reopen the Kennedy assassination inquiry. The panel will draft CIA charters, assess secrecy, and oversee agencies while considering intelligence budgets and future safeguards.
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Efforts To Limit Government Agencies Doomed
Washington AP report notes Brookings Institution study finds attempts to curb federal agencies unlikely to succeed under any president. Kaufman cites surge in agency creation in Nixon and Ford eras, counting 138 of 162 agencies still active after 50 years.
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Middle East Tensions Rise As Peace Talks Near End
The snippet describes calm in the Golan Heights amid nearing talks, with a multinational U S force in place. It notes Arab League urgency for a conference to address Lebanon’s civil war and warns against foreign intervention while commenting on a French peacekeeping proposal.
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Gunmen kill leftist leader's sister in Beirut clash
In Beirut a gun attack in a Christian quarter killed Linda al Atrash, sister of Moslem leftist leader Kemal Jumblatt, wounding her two daughters and halting a Lebanese civil war settlement push. A hospital said her elder daughter Noha is alive but in grave danger.
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OPEC Price Hike Opposed By Saudi Arabia at Meeting
Saudi Arabia rejects any further oil price increase this year as OPEC opens negotiations in Bali. Indonesia’s Suharto argues for fair prices amid looming 5 to 10 percent rise. Washington debates tax changes to curb deficits while new price-setting methods favor a replacement value approach.
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Publisher Denies Romance With FDR in Biography Tale
New York publisher Dorothy Schiff denied any romance with Franklin Delano Roosevelt. The claim, quoted in a biography about Schiff and The New York Post, described Roosevelt as seeking a “turn-on” and Schiff as a “sex object.” Schiff’s spokesman reaffirmed no romance or affair occurred.
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