Mail intercept program outlined by CIA officials
Evidence publicized shows Nixon approved then revoked a covert mail opening program begun in 1954 and extended to 1965, targeting Ford Foundation Harvard University and others while raising questions about CIA domestic intrusions. Officials say Nixon may not have known of the program, with calls for full public disclosure and legal safeguards. The Postal Service notes mail openings require court orders or warrants. Separate hearings on Sinai disengagement commitments also planned.
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Della Abaug
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Vicky Reuther
Angleton
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Coretta King
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Informer turned assailant linked to Ford shooting
New York Times service reports Sara Jane Moore, once an informant for the government, allegedly remained in that role up to Monday when she fired a single shot as President Ford left the St Francis Hotel in San Francisco. Sources familiar with her activities say Wednesday.
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Reluctant Agencies Confront Moore Case in San Francisco
Agencies grew reticent about ties to middle aged Moore held in San Francisco County Jail after Secret Service interview on Sunday regarding threats against the President. Officials refused further discussion, fueling public concern and speculation.
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Moore
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Secret Service
White House safety debate after Ford ambush in San Francisco
Secret Service faced criticism and defended its actions after an assassination attempt on President Ford. Officials cited intuition about the crowd and intelligence that demonstrators dispersed. A gunfire incident wounded a cabby. Ford waved from a long limousine. Reports note crowd unrest, calls to release Patty Hearst, and concerns over security procedures and potential informants linked to Sara Moore. Senate hearings and further protective reforms were discussed as Parker/Nessen stated the president remained confident in service protection.
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Nessen
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Nelsen
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Hearst Case Ties Soliah to Harboring Arrests and Bomb Links
The government revealed fingerprints on a stolen car tied to the SLA fugitives, naming Stephen Smiah and Wendy Yoshimura among those linked to harboring Patricia Hearst. Soliah and Kilgore face federal charges. bail set for Harris and co‑defendants, with investigations tracing bombings to the New World Liberation Front and a Daly City apartment raid unveiling weapons and explosives. A federal judge ordered psychiatric exams for Hearst including brain washing experts, to be conducted in Redwood City San Mateo County jail.
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