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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1975

Page

8

Critic defends CIA spying amid House briefing

Washington AP A leading advocate for stronger CIA oversight argued the agency’s past domestic spying violated rights but was not earthshattering. Rep. Robert Giaimo and Sen. Church urged continued scrutiny and possible reorganization, highlighting Colby briefings and questions on covert operations abroad.

Washington CIA Robert N. Giaimo D-Conn William E. Colby House Defense Appropriations Subcommittee Frank Church Didaho Colby Congress Giaimo Defense Appropriations Subcommittee House Senate United States Chile

Navy trains Saudis Iranians in Southern California bases

The U S Navy is training four Saudi Arabian companies at the Naval Training Center and Iranian air crews at Miramar Naval Air Station in a program tied to arms sales. Saudis learn English before technical schooling. some receive welding and internal communications instruction. The Saudi government reimburses training costs as part of a 26-boat sale and Iran-related F14 Tomcat training under Grumman.

San Diego UPI U.S. Navy Naval Training Center Miramar Naval Air Station Navy Defense Language School Lackland Air Force Base Tex United States Saudi Arabia Miramar Iran Grumman Aircraft

Indo airlift pact extended two days to Feb 26

The Pentagon announced a two day extension of a special commercial charter airlift delivering military supplies from Thailand to Cambodia. The regular airlift by Bird Air expands from 10 to 20 flights daily, with World Airways and Airlift International operating stretch DC8s into Phnom Penh.

Washington Pentagon Thailand Cambodia U.S Bird Air Oakland Calif World Airways of Airlift Interna

Ex-officer rebukes Saudi training bid as bargain wages shock

Eugene Scales, a former Green Beret, calls a Vinnell Corp offer of 1500 a month for an infantry chief job in Saudi Arabia an extremely cheap shot. He notes Saudi use and Defense Department billing, contrasts with US Army pay, and predicts the firm could profit about 15 million on the 18 month advisory stint.

San Antonio, Tex UPI Defense Department Green Beret Eugene Scales Saudi Arabia Scales R.H. Montgomery Vinnell Corp Alhambra Calif Army Seales U.S. Army Vinnell

Immigration chief seeks 50 million to locate illegal aliens

IN Newark New Jersey INS Commissioner Leonard F Chapman Jr said a 50 million dollar appropriation and pending legislation are needed to find about one million illegal immigrants believed to be working in the United States. He urged hiring 2000 more immigration agents as part of the plan. The bill would make it a felony to hire foreigners without work permits.

Newark N.J America Leonard F. Chapman, Jr Immigration and Naturalization Service Rep Peter Rodino D-N.j Chapman New Jersey INS Office

U N panel calls for archbishop release over gun running

The U N Human Rights Commission in Geneva demanded Israel free Archbishop Hilarion Capudji who was convicted of gun running for Arab guerrillas. Israel rejects the ruling citing no jurisdiction and political aims while the Vatican notes his sentence of 12 years after a public trial.

U.N. Human Rights Commission Geneva Israel Hilarion Capudji Eytan Ronn Ronn Jerusalem United States Britain France West Germany Italy Netherlands Msgr Capudji

Bentsen accuses Ford Kissinger of partisanship

Sen. Lloyd Bentsen adds Ford and Kissinger cannot have a foreign policy partnership with Congress if they label critics partisan. He vows inquiry and consultation, criticizing White House reaction to his call for Kissinger to step back from overseas duties.

Washington Lloyd M. Bentsen Jr Ford Henry Kissinger Congress Executive Branch Bentsen Kissinger White House

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