Colby urges limits on CIA ties to journalists
Former CIA Director William Colby says banning all journalist contact would be foolish and urges rules to curb CIA use of American reporters. He proposes penalties for former officials who leak secrets and favors congressional action to require some undercover liaison, while noting counterintelligence needs.
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Soviet warns cruise missile neutron bomb tests threaten SALT talks
In a Pravda commentary by Maj. Gen. Raif Simonyan the Soviet Union warned that deploying cruise missiles or neutron bombs in forward European bases could jeopardize future arms talks. Brezhnev called the neutron bomb inhuman and signaled a possible Soviet counter, as U.S. plans for forward deployment and NATO sharing raise tensions with Washington seeking to limit strategic weapons.
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FBI Sued Over Killing of Civil Rights Worker Liuzzo
Relatives of Viola Liuzzo filed a 2 million claim against the FBI alleging failure to protect her and withholding information. Liuzzo, a 31 year old white Wayne State University student and mother of five, was shot by Ku Klux Klan members during a civil rights march in March 1965 near Detroit. A federal jury later convicted three Klansmen of civil rights violations based on testimony from paid FBI informant Gary Thomas Rowe Jr.
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Congress aide accused of perjury in Korean probe
Special counsel Jaworski charged Bonnie Robinson of perjury in the House ethics probe into influence buying tied to South Korea. Robinson allegedly denied knowledge of a Tongsun Park card removed from a file. The panel approved disciplinary action and set a 21 day response window before a possible hearing. Park faces federal indictment. Wolff chairs the House Asian affairs subcommittee.
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