Beirut Eases Tensions as Cease Fire Holds
Beirut relaxes into a Sunday of quiet as roads reopen under Syrian sponsored cease fire. Arafat and Moslem militias plan to police Moslem areas while PLA patrols guard major streets amid scattered gunfire and violence surrounding Chamoun's home incident.
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Rashid Karami
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PLA
Syria
Lebanon
Mostem
Yasser Arafat
Vate
Arafat
Arafal
Camille Chamoun
Saariyet
Secret CIA covert funding and 40 Committee findings
A House inquiry concludes CIA funds have secretly supported foreign and domestic groups and military ventures through the Forty Committee. It found proposals often bypassed normal channels, with 8 percent of ideas originating from the CIA and inputs from Defense, State, ambassadors, a cabinet member, a foreign head of state, Nixon, and Kissinger. The head of state cited as the shah of Iran.
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40 Committee
White House
House
Defense Department
State Department
Martin
Richard Nixon
Henry Kissinger
U.S
Shah of
Iran
CIA abuses spark fury over intelligence reporting and FBI probe
A House committee report accuses the CIA of illegally listening to foreign telephone conversations and misusing funds. It also faults the FBI for keeping intimate gossip and inflating bugging costs, while criticizing Colby for biased views on the document. The panel pressed for full disclosure with Ford's approval and highlighted covert arms and political financing abroad.
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National Security Agency
FBI
Robert Maheu
Howard Hughes
CIA
King Finstein
Jordan
William E. Colby
Colby
U.S
A. Searle Field
Field
Italy
Angola
Iraq
White House
Ford
Middle East
Cyprus
Portugal
Czechoslovakia
CTA
Europe
Fidel Castro
Latin America
Lyndon Johnson
House
Carl Buckett
Division of Science and Technology
Richard Helms
Sahnson
Congress
Office
Pentagon
Advanced Projects Research Administration
National Security Council
Office of Management and Budge
Maheu
Hughes
Sukarno
House Committee
Cuban role in Angola war expands says Sunday Times reporter
Sun sets in Luanda as Londo Sunday Times writer Will Ellsworth-Jones reports the Cuban forces backed by the Soviet MPLA are expanding influence in the Angolan civil war. He cites MPLA officials acknowledging thousands of Cuban troops directing attacks while insisting they are technicians and advisers.
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Lusaka
Zambia
Popular Front
MPLA
Angola
Will Ellsworth-Jones
Londo
Tha Carreira
United States
Andes
Gov Brown backs tort reform amid doctor insurance strike
Governor Brown urged a state fund and reform of tort laws as doctors protest skyrocketing malpractice insurance. The action disrupted care at hospitals, forced layoffs for about 6,000 workers and slower treatment at private facilities, with two thirds of San Diego physicians joining a strike affecting emergency visits.
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Southern California
Richard Corlin
UPC
Carlin
Brown
el Rodeo
Beverly Jalls
Travelers Insurance Co
Los Angeles
San Diego
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