Flynt: Ethics panel narrows hunt for Schorr source
Washington AP House Ethics Committee Chairman John Flynt says hearings on the idak of a secret intelligence report have narrowed the search for the source who supplied the report to CBS reporter Daniel Schorr. The panel has questioned Rep. Robert Giaimo and two former staffers, with Giaimo urging rules revision to permit disclosure of public interest information.
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Thi
Intelligence Committee
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CBS
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Robert M. Giaimo
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Nowdefunct Intelligence Committee
Giaimo
Pasture Deterioration Prompts Missouri Climate Report
Missouri pastures worsened last week as soil moisture ran 85 percent short. About 46 percent of pastures were poor and 40 percent fair. Corn 6 percent poor and 51 percent fair. 62 percent in silking. Soybeans 36 percent blooming and mostly fair. Grain sorghum 15 percent headed, cotton improving to fair-poor. Oats 97 percent harvested. second alfalfa cut and clover timothy hay nearly done.
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Missouri Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Soviet Chess Master Defects in Amsterdam
Soviet grandmaster Viktor Korchnoi requests political asylum in the Netherlands and checks in at Amsterdam police headquarters. He shared first place with Anthony Miles last week in the IBM chess tournament in the Netherlands and previously lost to Anatoly Karpov in the 1974 world challengers final.
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Viktor Korchnoi
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Anthony Miles
IBM
Anatoly Karpov
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