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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1967

Page

5

Garrison Keeps Kennedy Probe Secrets From Public

New Orleans district attorney says he will run the Kennedy assassination inquiry and keep details secret despite federal action concerns. He claims progress and says releasing specifics could slow arrests and endanger witnesses. A Miami exile and attorney comment on possible connections and Warren Commission limits.

D.A New Orleans Kennedy Garrison John F. Kennedy U.S Johnson Lee Harvey Oswald Dallas Miami Ber Nard Torres Secret Service Guard Oswald Torres Warren Commission San Diego Melvin Belli Jack Ruby Belli Ruby

Government Not Likely To Prosecute CIA Spilling Beans

CIA general counsel Lawrence R. Houston indicated that prosecutors are unlikely for NSA disclosure. He said intent to breach national security must be proven and that journalists and students do not have carte blanche to reveal CIA dealings. The Nation cited CIA backed foundations and USIS links. lawmakers urged oversight and open reporting.

CIA Washington Central Intelligence Agency Lawrence R. Houston National Student Association Houston Congress Jacob K. Javits R-N.y Johnson J.W. Fulbright D-Ark Congressional Committee NSA Javits CBS

Powell Committee Set to Vote on Powell Seat and Punishment

A House investigating panel works toward a Thursday deadline on Adam Clayton Powell. The committee leans toward seating Powell with discipline and docking funds. It also weighs contempt action against Corinne Huff and possible removal from her $18 000 job.

Powell Washington Adam Clayton Powell House Puerto Rico Congressional Corrine A. Huff Miss Huff Lionel van Deerlin Dcalif

Labor and Commerce merger topics at AFL CIO meeting

Secretary of Labor Wirtz meets with top labor leaders to discuss Johnson’s proposed Labor Commerce merger. The AFL CIO gathering notes rumors of CIA linked operations, Walter Reuther’s possible resignation, and potential replacement as the UAW chief. George Burdon's resignation clears a seat possibly offered to Reuther.

Neil Gilbride Miami Beach Fla W. Willard Wirtz Johnson Labor and Commerce Afl-Cio Executive Council Labor Walter Reuther Council Labor Federation Afl-Cio Central Intelligence George Meany Meany Reuther United Auto Workers’ Union AFL- Cio George Burdon Burdon United Rubber Workers’ Union

Students Got Money Through CIA

Ottawa AP Douglas Ward president of the Canadian Union of Students said the group received 1500 dollars in 1965 and 1966 from the Foundation for Youth and Student Affairs. He learned last week the funds were provided by the CIA and that the money backed two international seminars at Loyola University Montreal in 1965 and the University of Manitoba in 1966. Ward said he did not know of further correspondence and doubted the CIA got good value for its money.

Ottawa Douglas Ward Canadian Union of Students Foundation For Youth and Student Affairs U.S. Central Intelligence Agency Ward Washington Foundation For Youth and Student Affairs of New York CIA CUS Loyola University Montreal University of Manitoba Foundation

Bond Concerned About Negro Farm Workers

State Rep. Julian Bond of Georgia spoke at North Carolina A&T College in Greensboro about the plight of displaced Negro farm workers due to mechanization. He warned the Mississippi Delta could see about 100,000 unemployed this spring, noting the South has few options for the workers and that Negroes are often the last hired and first fired.

Greensboro Julian Bond Atlanta Bond Georgia Mississippi

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