Senate panel reveals NSA read 1.8 million telegrams yearly
The Senate Intelligence Committee disclosed that NSA read up to 1.8 million international telegrams annually for 30 years under Project Shamrock begun in 1947. The panel urged a legal framework governing NSA operations while critics warned of national security risks.
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Senate Intelligence Committee
U.S
National Security Agency
Senate
Executive Branch
Sens
John Tower
R-Tex
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
White House
Ron Nessen
Ford
Nessen
Committee
Justice Department
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Congress
NSA
Central Intelligence Agency
Harry S. Truman
Church
RCA Global
ITT World Communications
Western Union International
Project Shamrock
Fire damages Inveraray Castle in Scotland
Fire swept the upper story of Inveraray Castle in Meraray Scotland threatening heirlooms valued in the millions including a Gainsborough painting. The Duke of Argyl declined an estimate of total damage but an expert suggested up to 42 million could be lost. A painting by Sir Henry Raeburn was reported destroyed.
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Scotland
Gainsborough
Inveraray
Henry Raeburn
Sotheby's
London
Raeburn
Thomas Gainsborough
Sir Joshua Reynolds
Frederick Campbell
Argyllshire
Clyde Newhouse
New York City
Argyll Estate
William Borland
Fire Salvage Corps of
Glasgow
Weeping Duchess
Carmens
Congressional
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Ohio
Randy Carmen
Carmen
Randy
Morocco march threatens Sahara clash and casualties
The Moroccan march toward the Spanish Sahara intensified as Rabat warned of continued action despite high casualties unless negotiations begin. Spain vowed to defend its position, with about 15,000 troops in the territory, while Morocco aims for self determination and control of the area amid regional tensions.
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Morocco
Rabat
Sahara
Spanish Foreign Legion
Spanish Sahara
al Aaiun
Mauritania
Algeria
Hassan II
Tax plan extends 1975 cuts into 1976 choices and credits
The proposal would make permanent the 1975 temporary increases in standard deductions and create a 2 percent tax credit on the first 12000 of income for 1976. It also extends investment tax credits for businesses through 1980 and maintains a corporate tax rate adjustment through 1977 while curbing shelters and revamping credits for families and the aged.
Kennedy in London parties amid society guests
In London society circles Miss Kennedy joined glamorous parties with figures like Warhol and Mick Jagger’s wife Bianca at a Kensington scene. The debutante, who turns 18 on November 27, has moved to Mayfair after the Kensington bombing and is staying with Prince Stanislaus Radziwill.
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Miss Kennedy
London
West Indies
Sebastian Taylor
Sotheby's
The
Daily Mail
Princess Elizabeth
Yugoslavia
Warhol
Mick Jagger
Bianca
Keith Moon
Brigitte Bardot
Gunther Sachs
Kensington
Mayfair
Prince Stanislaus Radziwill
Lee
Fall Drought Dims Hopes Of Record Winter Wheat Crop
Midwest fall drought cools hopes for a record winter wheat crop to refill world grain stocks and ease food price pressures. Kansas officials warn of stressed crops as dry conditions linger, while experts note potential regional variability and the broader impact on U.S. and global supplies.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Lee Brownson
Colorado
U.S
Soviet Union
Nebraska
Kansas
Panhandle
Oklahoma
Texas
Dale Edelblute
Kansas State University Extension Service
House Ethics Panel Clears Harrington Of Complaint
The House Ethics Committee dismissed a complaint against Rep. Michael J. Harrington. It ruled the Colby testimony was not from a valid executive session. Beard had filed the original complaint over Harrington disclosing CIA notes on Allende era activities.
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House Ethics Committee
Michael J. Harrington
D-Mass
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Central Intelligence Agency
William Colby
John J. Flynt
D-Ga
Colby
House Armed Forces Intelligence Subcommittee
Harrington
Robin L. Beard
R-Tenn
CIA
Chile
Salvador A Tende
Allende
Washington Post
Beard
Ethics Committee
Armed Services Committee
Flynt
Lucien N. Nedzi
D-Mich
House of Representatives
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Kansas Association of Wheat Growers
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Agency For Consumer Protection
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Calif
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McCloskey
Chamber of Commerce
Republican Policy Committee
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R-N.j
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D-Tex
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