Rockefeller Commission finds no CIA role in Kennedy assassination
The commission reports no credible evidence of CIA involvement in Kennedy's death on November 22, 1963. A new panel analyzed motion pictures and concluded two bullets from the rear caused Kennedy's fatal injuries, dismissing links to Hunt, Sturgis, Oswald, or Ruby as unsupported.
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Sheriff's
OPEC to Seek Gas Price Cartel And Oil Rise
OPEC ministers meeting in Libreville agreed to raise world oil prices on Oct 1 and to start pricing natural gas in line with oil. They postponed final figures on the oil increase to Sept 24 in Vienna and to switch from dollar to SDRs for pricing.
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Yeganeh
Commission urges tighter CIA controls and oversight reforms
The Rockefeller Commission proposes new executive and congressional machinery to curb CIA abuses, a 10 year director term, partial budget disclosure, restricted domestic mail openings, and heightened internal resistance to improper directives. It suggests expanding the Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board into a full oversight body with a named chairman and staff and urges a Joint Committee on Intelligence to oversee sensitive activities. It also calls for a law tying CIA activity to foreign intelligence and limits on domestic data gathering with narrow exceptions.
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United States
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Ford Rabin discuss new Middle East peace talks
Washington Ford and Israeli Prime Minister Rabin held a two day series of meetings to restart negotiations for a Middle East peace settlement. Nessen said Ford emphasized not letting peacemaking stall and reviewed approaches to regain momentum. The talks followed Kissinger’s failed Egyptian Israeli effort and included a frank discussion and a White House working dinner.
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UPI
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Middle East
Ron Nessen
Nessen
Rabin
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Chaos CIA project tracked antiwar groups from 1967 to 1974
The Rockefeller Commission found Operation Chaos was started by the CIA under pressure from Johnson and expanded under Nixon. It compiled over 300000 dossiers on US citizens and groups, with 27 active agents mostly abroad, while much data came from FBI and public publications.
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Chaos
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Rockefeller Commission
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Reagan urges Congress to drop CIA probes
Ronald Reagan, a Rocefield Commission member, tells reporters Congress should forget CIA investigations and accept the panel report as final. He cites leaks as undermining CIA security and urges Senate and House committees to halt their probes.
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House
Lucien Nedzi
D-Mich
Regulation of California child day care centers urged
The California Health and Welfare Agency backs statewide regulation of child day care centers. A task force report calls for uniform standards and greater public involvement in licensing rules to protect parents and children, with broader statutes addressing related needs.
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