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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1975

Page

3

Reagan urges end to CIA probes at Reno news conference

Former California governor Ronald Reagan told a Reno news conference that Congress should end its investigations of the CIA. He argued that CIA activities and sources are being hurt by congressional studies.

Central Intelligence Agency CIA

SEC nominee pledges stocks sale and shared limousine

Roderick Hills promised at his confirmation hearing that if confirmed as SEC chairman he would sell his stocks and avoid conflicts of interest with his wife while sharing a limousine. He noted experience with Republic Corp. bankruptcy rescue and agreed to forgo the limousine entitlement, a pledge praised by Senator Proxmire who estimated it could save taxpayers about $20,000 annually.

Washington UPC Roderick Hills The Securities and Exchange Commission Aid Proxmire Carla Hills Hills SEC Republic Corp Securities Law Proxmire

Humphrey heckled yet praised by AFL CIO chiefs

In San Francisco at the AFL CINational convention Senator Hubert Humphrey earned a rousing reception from AFL CIO leaders while criticizing President Ford. He promised reforms to the Federal Reserve Board and said he would campaign for re election to the Senate. He was joined by Birch Bayh Henry Jackson and Lloyd Bentsen who pressed for economic and labor policy changes.

San Francisco UPL Hubert Humphrey Afl-Cio Ford Federal Reserve Board Hubert Aflcio George Meany Humphrey Henry Jackson Lloyd Bentsen Birch Bayh White House Senate United States Johnson Ark Agriculture Bayh Gerald Ford Jackson Afie Cio J.P. Stevens and Co Bentsen Soviet Union

New York Two Held In Secret Service Arsenal Case

Kenneth Chin and Elizabeth Young, Brooklyn residents, were ordered held on $25,000 bail after Secret Service agents found an arsenal they allegedly planned to use in a plot to assassinate Emperor Hirohito. Federal Judge Vincent Catoggio set an Oct. 16 hearing as defense noted ties to hunting clubs.

New York UPD Secret Service Assas Hirohito Kenneth Raymond Chin Elizabeth Jane Young Brooklyn Federal Court William Leibovitz

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