Ford And The CIA A Consistent View From Ford And Rockefeller
The Rockefeller commission report omits the word massive while detailing CIA domestic operations. It notes 42,500 files and a 300,000 name index from CHAOS and shows decades of agency independence from prosecution. President Ford plans to share the findings with Justice and Congress and defend the CIA’s security role.
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Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
Rockefeller Commission
C.I.A
Commission
Seymour M. Hersh
New York Times
William E. Colby
Central Intelligence
Senate Appropriations Subcommittee On Intelligence
Rockefeller
Presidential Commission
Douglas C. Dillon
Colby
America
Justice Department
C.sa
Ford
Department of Justice
U.S
U. S
Congress
C.la
House
Senate
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Puritans Set Revolutionary Tone Century Before It Came To Pass
The piece traces Puritans led by John Winthrop who founded Salem and Boston in 1630 and shaped early American government and education. It notes the General Court structure, Body of Liberties, Harvard College founding, and the shift toward later royal interference, linking Puritan ideals to broader democracy and later U.S. values.
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Daniel Q. Haney
Associated Press
Salem
Massachusetts Bay
John Winthrop
America
New World
Winthrop
Salem Harbor
Charlestown
Shawmut Peninsula
Boston
Massachusetts Bay Co
General Court
Little Colony
Harvard College
Charles River
Cambridge
Privy Council
England
Four Seas
London
Kremlin Nominations Signal Brezhnev Strength in Soviet Elections
Moscow analysis of forthcoming Soviet Republic elections reveals Brezhnev as the strongest figure in the Politburo with 137 nominations, while Podgorny and Kosygin trail. Kirilenko edges Suslov for the interim successor role, and Aleksandr Shelepin appears sidelined amid rumors and past demotions.
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Nikolai V. Podgorny
Aleksei N. Kosygin
Mikhail A. Suslov
Andrei P. Kirilenko
Brezhnev
Kremlin
Communist Party
Podgorny
Kosygin
Ivan V. Kapitonov
Politburo
Kirilenko
Suslov
Bayh Deadlines Pass Amid Presidential Hopes
Senator Birch Bayh of Indiana remains noncommittal about entering the Democratic race with Labor Day as a possible marker. While he leans toward running, friends cite timing as crucial and note the hunger for a strong alternative as Bayh waits for the moment voters peak in interest.
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N.Y
Washington
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Bayh
Jason Berman
Morris K. Udall
Arizona
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Udall
Wallace
New Hampshire
David LaRoche
Thomas J. McIntyre
Maria Carrier
William Bannon
Midwest
Henry M. Jackson
Franklin County
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
John J. Gilligan
Bannon
Mount Baker Activity Triggers Volcanic Monitoring
Mount Baker a geologically restless 10,778 foot peak since mid March with large steam and ash clouds from Sherman crater. Scientists from the USGS University of Washington and USFS have launched a special monitoring program to determine cause and hazards of potential eruption.
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Mount Baker
Washington
Sherman Crater
U.S. Geological Survey
University of Washington
U.S. Forest Service
Opinion on Alabama education fund use sparks debate in Decatur
Barbara Dawes voices concern over a $140 million surplus in Alabama's Educational Trust Fund. She urges directing funds to Decatur schools, noting needs such as kindergarten, repairs, overcrowding relief, qualified teachers, and air conditioning to improve education statewide.
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Decatur Daily
Alabama
Decatur
Barbara Dawes
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