Belin picked to head Ford CIA inquiry commission
President Ford selects David Belin former Warren Commission counsel to lead the new CIA investigation staff. The panel chaired by Vice President Rockefeller will probe alleged illegal domestic spying by the CIA with witnesses including Kissinger Colby Helms and Sehlesinger. The team plans office space in the Executive Office Building and will start procedural matters Monday.
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FBI Chief Warns CIA Probe Could Harm Agency
FBI spokesman says Clarence Kelley worries the Ford commission on CIA activities may overstep, potentially harming the agency. Kelley wants inquiry to determine CIA mission and performance without exposing operational methods. He argues FBI openness contrasts with CIA secrecy.
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