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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1975
Page
4
U S and Soviet officials dispute the 1968 salvage of a Golf class submarine by the Glomar Explorer. CIA denies leaks while acknowledging some actions. investigations mount as postal and wiretap abuses draw scrutiny and potential prosecutions remain unlikely.
The Rockefeller commission executive director says no credible evidence exists that the CIA was involved in President Kennedy's assassination or that Oswald was not the lone gunman. He cites pressure from President Ford and press reports prompting public speculation.
Exclusive New York Times Service details domestic CIA activity and a claim the agency was involved in Kennedy's assassination. The commission heard from a group led by Gregory minutes after the Dallas shooting and Gregory published photos alleging Hunt and Frank Sturgis were jailed by Dallas police. Hunt denied the allegation and Belin said the commission would review new evidence while upholding Warren Commission findings.
Former guard Mike Davis says he found a CIA memo and a $100 000 CD after burglars stole from Summa Corp Hollywood offices He flushed the document after realizing its potential project to raise a sunken Russian submarine involved President Nixon and IRS complicity according to his account reported by Theo Wilson Knight News Service
A light advertiser note invites readers to try a classified ad, citing convenience and a contact number HE 2-5959 for assistance. The brief promotes the service as a great experience for readers seeking to place ads.
Former Miami mortgage broker Andres Castro sues the CIA for 10 million dollars, claiming agents used his company as a front in 1973 to raise covert funds. He alleges threats and humiliation, and says false mortgages and inflated appraisals generated over 3 million while Bell Mortgage closed offices in Miami Orange Park and Norfolk last December.
Judge John Sirica denied requests by three networks and Warner Communications to reproduce White House tapes from the Watergate trial saying mass merchandising would invite ridicule and improper uses. He noted appeals by four convicted former Nixon officials and left the door open for retrial considerations. Gesell and Gesell had earlier ruled public domain status but with controlled distribution.
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