Levi outlines strict FBI snooping controls guidelines
Attorney General Edward Levi testifies that the Justice Department is drafting guidelines to bar the FBI from domestic investigations unless there is likelihood of violence or illegality. The plan includes department review of operations, limits on discrediting tactics, and reporting to the attorney general. Levi cites past abuse and cites a Cointelpro letter as context.
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FBI aide recalls Oswald Dallas threat letter read
An FBI receptionist testified that she read a threatening note Oswald left in the Dallas FBI office before President Kennedy's assassination. The note threatened to blow up the FBI if an agent did not leave Oswald's wife alone.
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Congress weighs tighter CIA controls amid Ford gap
Historian Arthur Schlesinger Jr testified that Congress alone offers the only hope for strong oversight of U S intelligence as President Ford shows no sign of opposing a arms buildup. He warned Congress must change its thinking and accept greater authority over the CIA, which remains shielded from direct oversight. In Dallas, witnesses described a frightening Oswald encounter with a receptionist who read a letter threatening to blow up police or FBI offices if Oswald’s wife was left alone.
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Perjury at intelligence hearing hinted
Senator Gary Hart suggested evidence before the Senate Intelligence Committee shows possible perjury by U S officials testifying on United States involvement in Chile He questioned Kissinger Helms Kerry and Mayer while asserting the panel proved the opposite to be true and urging cooperation with the Justice Department for an inquiry into sworn testimony
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Guards fail state firearm safety course in SACHAMENTO
AP reports a state course for armed private security guards shows 1,095 participants with 730 passing and 365 failing. Douglas Faigin, leader of the Bureau of Collection and Investigative Services, stated a third did not pass the course as officials provided the update Thursday.
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