Senate panel vows uncensored CIA report by September
Senate intelligence panel head Senator Frank Church pledged an uncensored interim report on CIA assassination plots by September and said work could continue during August if needed. He stressed the report would not be censored by the executive and noted White House review would precede final release for sensitive sources.
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Hunt denies naming Butterfield as CIA contact
Washington reported ex CIA agent E Howard Hunt refuted in a CBS interview that he ever named Alexander Butterfield as a CIA contact in the White House. He called Col Prouty's claim an unfortunate invention while Prouty stood by his account that Butterfield was named in a Washington office discussion and might have been used to mask another contact.
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CIA tracked Socialist Workers Party politics as early as 1950
CIA documents released in a lawsuit show the agency began monitoring domestic Socialist Workers Party activities in the United States at least by 1950, contradicting Rockefeller Commission conclusions. The batch includes clippings on SWP and its Youth affiliate YSA, with older items back to the 1930s, and notes from informers who infiltrated meetings and demonstrations.
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Nixon testimony demand in Uyat case over tapes and papers
Lawyers for columnist Jack Anderson questioned Nixon health claims and urged a federal judge to require Nixon’s oral testimony in the case over the ownership and custody of his presidential tapes and papers. Anderson argues for an oral deposition despite Nixon proposing written answers to avoid cross examination.
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