Ford Studying CIA Report May Spur Public Comment
President Ford reviews a 50 page CIA report addressing alleged domestic spying and possible counter intelligence abroad. Rep Harrington seeks court action to halt CIA activities while Clifford urges a limited congressional probe and Helms plans home leave to testify.
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Michael J. Harrington
D-Mass
U8. District Court
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Miki Discloses Personal Wealth in Precedent Setting
Japanese Prime Minister Takeo Miki revealed assets totaling about 1.07 million dollars for himself and his family, with land, houses and stocks. He noted values could exceed 5.5 million dollars due to postwar real estate inflation, saying disclosure was voluntary and not a precedent.
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Japan
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Farm Union Urges Ford To Sign Milk Support
National Farmers Union President Tony Dechant urged President Ford to sign a bill raising government support prices for manufacturing milk. The measure would lift support to about 7.69 per hundred pounds immediately, with quarterly increases through March 1976, aiming to keep dairy farmers from losses amid rising costs.
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Watergate Jury to Begin Deliberations Monday
Washington jurors hear closing defense arguments as Judge Sirica plans a two to three hour jury charge Monday. Defense lawyers Ste in Green and Frates address conspiracy and obstruction charges facing Ehrlichman Mardian and Nixon campaign links.
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Thomas Green
Robert C. Mardian
Stein
Parkinson
Former Thailand Leader Returns From U S Exile Arrested
Former Prime Minister Thanom Kittikachorn slipped into Thailand from exile in Boston under an assumed name and was arrested pending a military court review. Deputy Prime Minister Prakarb Hutasing said Thanom faced possible trial for leading the government ousted after student riots. A family member said he returned to visit his ailing father and might become a monk as an act of merit.
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Pentagon sought nukes over Quemoy in 1958 crisis
Columnist Jack Anderson says a Rand Corp study found generals sought to use tactical nuclear weapons to defend Quemoy and Matsu during the 1958 China crisis. The report claims the Pentagon deceived the White House to push for nuclear strikes, but Eisenhower never ordered them.
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Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Wyman seeks redo as New Hampshire Senate race hangs
In Concord New Hampshire Republican Louis Wyman the U S senator elect by two votes presses for a new election Democrat John Durkin urges Senate review of the contest Meanwhile Sen Norris Cotton plans to resign leaving a vacancy in the last days of the 93rd Congress Wyman waits a state court ruling on who may call a new vote and a possible interim appointment is debated by officials and the governor The case centers on voting irregularities and the Farkas affair tied to Nixon campaign contributor Ruth Farkas
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