Clean out CIA but preserve it amid domestic counterintelligence claims
The author argues the CIA may have engaged in domestic counterintelligence and urges a careful, selective purge. He notes Hoover’s FBI stance, the plumbers and Watergate era tensions, and warns against a sweeping inquiry that could dismantle a capable intelligence apparatus while seeking to root out wrongdoing.
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Daniel Elis
CIA
MI-6
John LeCarre
MI-5
Britain
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J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Nixon
Hoover
White House
James Bond
Allen Dulles
Walter Bedell Smith
John McCone
Helms
Intelligence Department
Moscow
LeCarr
KGB
congressional _ investigation
Inflation and Budgets Threaten NATO Unity and Commitments
A Western alliance faces funding and political strain as inflation erodes defense budgets in Denmark, the Netherlands, Belgium, and West Germany, with Britain and Italy reassessing NATO commitments. The United States risks pulling back as Congress weighs cuts, while Europe bears most ground and air power.
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Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Alliance
Denmark
Netherlands
Belgium
West Germany
Britain
Greece
Portugal
France
United States
NATO Alliance
Warsaw Pact
Soviet Union
Western Europe
Canada
Subterranean living eyed as energy saver by council
National Research Council favors cave dwellings as efficient shelters using one tenth the energy of above ground homes. They argue ease of maintenance with minimal exposure, but warn dampness could spark ongoing complaints, a nod to perennial home troubles.
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National Research Council
Two Entertainers Help Winter-Beaten Youth in Cincinnati
A tuxedoed performer gave a dollar to a jive teen asking for a bus quarter after a meeting on Fountain Square. The boy then ran off with the money and reappeared to request another quarter before continuing down the street.
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Fountain Square
Cincinnati
Ford faces pressure as critics question competence and policy
The piece argues Ford is under fire for perceived incompetence and clashing views on reflation and inflation. It notes policy debates over bailouts versus monetary restraint, predicts major moves in six months, and highlights risks in Cyprus Arab-Israeli tensions and global petroleum. Ford must act despite uncertain outcomes.
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Ford
Cyprus
Congress
Turkey
U.S
Middletown News Journal Publishing Details and Rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists location at S Broad and First Ave Middletown Ohio 45042. Subscription rates include 15c weekdays 25c Sunday at newsstands 72c Monday through Saturday 23c Sunday by carrier, or 132c daily 24c Sunday by motor route 4.20 four weeks. Mail subscriptions USA 38 per year and 446 outside USA. Founded in 1857.
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The
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Scali Sees New U.N. Realities and U.S. Policy
Former U.S. ambassador John Scali argues at the United Nations that the General Assembly is no longer reliably aligned with U.S. foreign policy. He notes rising influence of Third World nations, potential relocation threats, and a shift toward a leaner U.S. role at the UN while stressing the need for responsible, well-reasoned diplomacy.
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Washington
John Scali
U.S
United Nations
Scali
United States
U.N. General Assembly
General Assembly
PLO
Yasser Arafat
South Africa
Israel
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Mortimer Snord
Edgar Bergan
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the Journal
Tom Braden
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