Helms Denies CIA Involvement in Assassinations
Former CIA chief Myers M. Helms rejected CIA assassination allegations after 3 1 2 hours before the Rockefeller Commission. He said the CIA was never responsible for the assassination of any foreign leader and critiqued CBS journalist Daniel Schorr while noting ongoing commission scrutiny of Cuba and Vietnam. The panel plans to deliver its report to President Ford by June 6.
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Nixon admits approving wiretaps on Halperin
Former president Richard Nixon says he authorized surveillance of Morton Halperin to protect national security. He filed a seven page response in a civil suit seeking damages, claiming official duties and immunity. The case, tied to Kissinger aides and watergate era actions, names Nixon added as a defendant after his resignation.
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