House backs secrecy on CIA funding amid budget debate
In a 267 to 147 vote the House rejected an amendment that would disclose the CIA budget as members largely chose secrecy over opening CIA figures. Key figures like Rep. Lucien Nedzi and Rep. George Mahon argued disclosure risks and national security while noting tempered access to intelligence spending.
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R-Iil
House
Lucien N. Nedzi
D-Mich
Nedzi
CIA
George H. Mahon
Dtex
Appropriations Committee
Defense Subcommittee
Congress
Claude Pepper
D-Fla
KGB
Mahon
U S dependence on imports may triple by 1985 warns senator
Sen. Howard Cannon of Nevada told the American Mining Congress that the United States will likely triple its reliance on imported minerals for defense by 1985. He urged continued congressional review of stockpile reductions and opposed trimming the emergency stock period, warning against using strategic reserves to manipulate markets.
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UPI
Howard Cannon
D-Nev
United States
Cannon
Senate Armed Services National Stockpile and Naval Petroleum Reserves
American Mining Congress
Middle East
Executive Department
Unclear fragment hints at large financial losses and legal action
A fragmented sentence references significant financial losses and legal matters but lacks concrete details, names, or dates to identify the entities involved or the precise events.
Portugal's Socialists warn of far left coup in Portugal
In Lisbon and across the country Socialists denounce a planned far left coup as military unrest grows. Government denies the plot while units in Lisbon shift loyalties and police guard Communist run radio and TV stations amid crackdown by Prime Minister Jose Pinheiro de Azevedo.
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Portugal
UPI
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Pinheiro de Azevedo
Azevedo
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Goldwater warns of Soviet spies in Capitol Hill
Sen. Barry Goldwater claims Russian spies have infiltrated the United States and suggests there may be several on Capitol Hill. He says Senate offices may be among those infiltrated and plans to ask intelligence investigators to probe. He cites deletions from the Rockefeller Commission report and warns Soviet spying is widespread.
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UPI
Barry Goldwater
Capitol Hill
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Senate
Rockefeller Commission
Central Intelligence Agency
Goldwater
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Congress
Amin Uses U N Stage To Urge World Action
Ugandan president Idi Amin addressed the United Nations in a rambling 85 minute speech. He urged the destruction of Israel and the election of a black U S governor, attacked Britain and France, and promoted Uganda’s “huge but extremely shy gorillas” while diplomats walked out in protest. The NAACP’s Clarence Mitchell listened as Amin claimed many blacks live under oppression in the United States. He concluded by inviting visitors to Uganda’s rain forests and mountains.
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UPI
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Amin
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U.N
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Indian Ocean
Ireland
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NAACP
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