Senate panel weighs CIA Chile role amid Ford clash
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee authorized staff to study evidence on allegedly misleading testimony about the CIA in Chile. Led by J. W. Fulbright, the move is a preliminary pull-together rather than a full investigation, amid criticism of President Ford's defense of CIA covert actions and calls for accountability from Mondale and Church.
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Mondale seeks select panel for U.S. intelligence reform
Sen. Walter Mondale urges a special Senate committee to overhaul the U.S. intelligence establishment. He criticizes President Ford’s Chile coup explanation as unbelievable and calls for reviews of organization, structure, control, and coordination of overseas intelligence operations.
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