Man who bilked CBS over Hoffa data arrested
FBI and CBS reports center on Medlin 44 who claimed Hoffa body details and offered to sell information. Medlin surfaced in New Orleans newsroom with rolls of cash and tied to a Los Angeles half-house escape, later linked to a Raleigh warrant and transfer to marshals.
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Backers seek lighter rules for Concorde noise in US
Washington backers of the Angi French Concorde urge exemption from standard noise limits and landing rights at JFK and Dulles. Michel LaGorge argues noise comparisons with conventional jets are invalid due to different tech. EPA concerns over Concorde noise footprints are cited as factors in the debate. The House approves an absentee voting bill for U.S. citizens abroad.
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Bundy testifies CIA plots authorized by White House
Senate hearing reveals McGeorge Bundy says CIA assassination plots were only approved by the White House and that covert actions were often misrepresented to committees. Katzenbach calls for tighter limits, while Bundy argues for restricted but not eliminated covert operations and cautions on secrecy masking true aims.
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Kissinger Nessen feud widens during Ford trip
New evidence of friction between Secretary Kissinger and White House Press Secretary Nessen emerged on Ford's China trip. Nessen accused three reporters aboard Air Force One of acting as Kissinger allies by agreeing to omit parts of a two hour briefing. Kissinger joked that Nessen wants his job, while officials said there is nothing to it.
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