Commission finds no credible CIA link to Kennedy assassination
The Kennedy assassination inquiry led by Vice President Rockefeller reports no credible evidence tying the CIA to the 1963 murder. David Belin said findings will be released June 15, with Kissinger to testify if feasible. Norman Dorsen urged tighter CIA restraints and greater congressional oversight.
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Australian pilot questions WWII poison gas test claim
Australian retiree John Hampshire alleges a 1944 incident in which 50 pilots dropped 360 canisters of poison gas on an uninhabited island near Cairns under U.S. command. Pentagon records show no American tests matching the report and an Australian probe is underway.
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