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Kissinger Contempt Citation Criticized in Washington
The State Department called the contempt vote against Henry Kissinger damaging to foreign policy and legally invalid. Officials Hyland and McCloskey argued two subpoenas were misdirected and said executive privilege justified denying the CIA papers subpoena. They noted the timing around the economic summit and NATO meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Henry A. Kissinger
Congress
William G. Hyland
Bureau of Intelligence and Research
Hyland
House Intelligence Committee
Kissinger
Ford
Central Intelligence Agency
Paris
Robert J. McCloskey