Sorensen says Kennedy knew of no assassination plots
Theodore J. Sorensen, former Kennedy aide, testified that Kennedy never knew of or authorized any assassination plots against foreign leaders. He cited Castro, Diem, and Trujillo as examples, and said Kennedy kept a hands off stance on such actions, with CIA confidence shifting during his presidency. Senate and House panels pursue related intelligence inquiries.
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Hunts Indicted Over Wiretap Payoff Case in Dallas
A federal grand jury indicted Percy Foreman and Nelson Bunker Hunt and W Herbet Hunt alongside six others on nine counts from 1970 to 1973. They allegedly conspired to obstruct an inquiry into wiretaps by paying witnesses to stay silent, including a $100,000 payment in 1972 to Foreman. The defendants include two Dallas attorneys Ralph Shank Charles Tessmer B E Timmins Jr and Edward J Hudson of Houston.
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FBI searched reporter room in 1959 in Hoover era probe
Washington hotel raid on a New York Post reporter targeted sources and personal life events. An FBI source says Hoover ordered the break in as part of postwar intrusions, with Washington field agents seeking signs of sources or misconduct. No warrants indicated. no compelling evidence found. Kelley deflects inquiries.
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U S plans to teach hazards of aerosols
The U S Consumer Product Safety Commission will study possible chronic hazards of aerosols and urge voluntary industry action to prevent misdirection of sprays. It will also launch a comprehensive public education campaign to warn consumers about risks from improper use such as solvent sniffing and danger from incinerating empty cans.
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