CIA Admits Indefinite Retention of Intercepted Mail
Washington AP report states the CIA kept opened mail intercepted from the Soviet Union, with Postmaster General Bailar confirming 110 letters and postcards were turned over. Colby says the packages were found during a space change. the mail was sent to authorities for potential legal action.
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Central Intelligence Agency
Soviet Union
United States
U.S. Postal Service
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Benjamin B. Bailar
CTA
William E. Colby
Bailar
GIA
Colby
Postal Service
CIA
Sitdils
Rockefeller Commission
U.S
Justice Department
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Bailar Mihat
Dissident ousted as House panel reshaped
The House scrapped the 10 member select intelligence committee and created a new panel with five new members led by Otis Pike. Dissident Rep. Michael Herrington was removed. five new members joined including Las Aspin and Dale Milner while several holdovers stayed. The panel will investigate CIA actions and intelligence activities and report by January 31. Former Nixon witness status noted, Helms testified behind closed doors.
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Michael Herrington
D-Mass
House
Select Diligence
Harrington Oka
Toler
Senate
Richard Nixon
Nixon
U.S
Huston
Irom
CIA
Richard Helms
Vellas
Tran
Richard Pissell
Roswell Gilpatrice
Kennedy
Gen
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Fisenhower
News House Committee
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Blarrington Wml
Lucien N. Nedai
D-Micb
Otis G. Pike
D-N.y
Puebla
Las Aspin
D-Wis
Dale Milfer
D-Tex
Philip Hayes
D-Ind
James P. Johnson
Rolo
Robert Giaimo
D-Conn
Don Edwards
D- Calif
Nixon Ordered To Testify On White House Papers
A three judge panel ordered Richard Nixon to provide an oral deposition within ten days near his San Clemente home. The proceeding involves the government, the Special Watergate Prosecutor's Office, and others seeking access to millions of White House documents and taped material from Nixon's presidency.
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White House
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Tye
Nixon
San Clemente
Calif
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Watergate Prosecutor
Watergate
Mack
U.S
Aubrey E. Robinson Jr
U.S. Appeals Court
Carl WeGowan
Inter Court
Raymond
Nixon receives 121000 fund for staff and expenses
The House approved a 7.5 billion measure funding the Treasury and White House that includes 121,153 for Nixon staff and expenses, 81,848 below Ford's recommendation. The bill preserves Nixon's 60,000 annual pension and covers 15 months starting July 1. It follows Nixon's resignation last August and ends June 30, 1975.
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Richard Nixon
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Ford
Appropriations Committee
House
Correction on political gift 1
The Associated Press corrects a report about unreported donations linked to a political group. The recipient was Rep. Charles Wilson of California, not Rep. Charles D. Texas. Wilson denied maintaining any unreported funds while the donor links include the Marine Engineers union and others for an communications fund.
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Associated Press
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Merrett
Charles Wilson
D-Calif
Marine Engineers Union
The
Texas Wilson
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