Church says CIA not renewing use of private groups
Senate Intelligence Committee chair Frank Church said no evidence shows the CIA has renewed covert use of private domestic organizations. He noted guidelines from 1967 prohibit such support, but allowed limited cover schemes abroad, referencing the Rockefeller Commission and past practices like reddening and sheep dipping.
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Ex informant claims top IRS aides halted probes
A former IRS informant says senior officials aborted major investigations into tax evasion by organized crime figures and others. He asserts ongoing disclosures were halted by IRS leadership, leaving valuable information unused as operations Haven and Tradewinds were suspended.
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Norman L. Casper
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Cayman Islands
Casper
Lockheed gets extended timelines for bailout plan
Lockheed Aircraft Corp. reports the federal Emergency Loan Guarantee Board has approved extensions for Phases II and VI of its financing and recapitalization. The May 1 deadline for converting bank debt to new company preferred stock remains, with Phase VI extended to August 16 offering a stock swap for subordinated debentures and possible further debt conversion.
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New York
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Federal Emergency Loan Guarantee Board
Lockheed
Security review sought after LA County bomb threats
A sequence of bomb threats in the Los Angeles County supervisors offices and the Hall of Administration press room prompted supervisors on Tuesday to order a security report. James Hayes said no bombs were found but evacuations were required.
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Hall of Administration
Los Angeles
James Hayes
Compromise reported on second SALT agreement
Western and Soviet sources say core elements of a second SALT pact are reached in Moscow. The plan would limit Backfire bomber deployment and midair refueling, while constraining range of U S winged cruise missiles, with 240 ceiling and MIRV limits intact. Kissinger expected to finalize during Moscow visit.
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Los Angeles Times
United States
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Leonid I. Brezhnev
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Vladivostok
Henry A. Kissinger
CIA abandons plan to raise sunk Soviet sub near Hawaii
CIA officials told Congress the Glomar Explorer mission to recover a sunken Soviet submarine 750 miles northwest of Hawaii failed after Soviet patrolled the wreck site. The project, worth about 250 million dollars, aimed to recover nuclear warhead missiles and code books but was halted due to risk of confrontation and media disclosures.
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Directorate For Science and Technology
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