Carter gains momentum in Democratic primaries
Jimmy Carter has won seven of nine Democratic primaries, brightening his path to the July convention and drawing praise for modesty from aides. Ford sees Carter as a strong nominee, with Humphrey weighing a late bid as the race narrows amid union endorsements and Pennsylvania poll signals.
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CIA Subversion of Media Questioned by Senate Panel
Senate Intelligence Committee confirms CIA used U S reporters academics and religious leaders as paid spies and withheld names. It notes ongoing covert ties with media organizations and calls for congressional oversight while urging action to protect journalistic integrity and avoid subverting the press.
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Senate Panel Report on CIA Sees No Out of Control Agency
The Senate Intelligence Committee report argues the CIA NSA and other agencies are not out of control despite prior fears. It notes covert ops in 48 countries with up to 200 million yearly in secret funding and says most recommendations aim to tighten oversight. The panel acknowledges important contributions to national security while urging closer White House and Congressional scrutiny.
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Energy boss fights to keep his job
Washington fronts reveal pressure from oil interests to oust Frank Zarb and dismantle the Federal Energy Administration. Zarb resists, arguing for agency defense, while Deputy John Hill consolidates power and pushes deregulation as industry allies applaud. A Philippine bribery episode also surfaces with officials implicated and delayed action.
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