CIA assassination plots lack grounds for U.S. prosecution
Justice Department lawyers concluded no federal charges exist against CIA officials tied to plots to kill Fidel Castro and Patrice Lumumba. The review also kept Helms under civil rights scrutiny while noting ongoing inquiries into mail openings, wiretaps, burglaries, and arms aid to Dominican dissidents. Charges could still arise from state prosecutions or later mail opening investigations within time limits.
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Panel ready to disclose secrets despite Ford clash
The House Intelligence Committee pressed to unveil details President Ford sought to keep secret about U S intelligence work. Despite Ford blocking reports on CIA aid for Angola and Italian politicians, chairman Otis G Pike and others argued the compromise cannot bar disclosure, signaling a final committee vote possibly 9 to 4 against executive censorship.
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Police chiefs cite Hoover conflicts
Washington AP report quotes three big city police officials criticizing J Edgar Hoover for limited cooperation with local departments. They say information flowed mainly on a personal basis and Hoover was ideologically driven and powerful. They note improved relations under J Edgar’s successor Clarence Kelley and discuss term limits for directors.
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Gunpoint reshuffling of Cambodians told
Western intelligence sources and refugees describe a mass Cambodian migration moving hundreds of thousands from Phnom Penh toward the sparsely populated northwest, aided by trains trucks and foot travel. Many die en route and motive remains unclear but officials cite land and labor needs and breaking up anti government groups. The exodus began late last year and continues as refugees arrive at camps.
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Travel promo selling Freedom Fare for summer trips
A promotional message markets Summer travel with Freedom Fare discounts including 0% off round trip coach for adults, 30% for children under 12, and no mileage or holiday restrictions. It notes different discounts for Hawaii, urges early reservations, and provides a United contact and booking window references.
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