Three CIA officials resign amid policy dispute and spying allegations
Washington AP reports three Vine counterintelligence division leaders announce departure amid conflict with CIA Director Colby over detente with the Soviet Union and agency activities. Angleton and three others leave by month end. investigations into domestic surveillance continue.
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CIA
William E. Colby
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Angleton
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Ober
National Security Council
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Newton S. Miler
William J. Hood
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Emperor Hirohito Budget Hike Approved
Tokyo AP reports the Budget Council approved a 24.6 percent increase in the imperial family's budget to cover rising living expenses for Emperor Hirohito and his household.
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Tokyo
Hirohito
Budget Council
Proxmire Moves To Repeal Equal Time Rule
Sen. William Proxmire introduces a bill to repeal the equal time rule and Fairness Doctrine authority on broadcasts. The measure would redefine public interest to demand only high quality technical broadcasting and remove FCC control over content. It also ends restrictions on political editorials by noncommercial stations and buying broadcast time for federal candidates.
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Washington
William Proxmire
Wisconsin Democrat
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Proxmire
Fewer OSU fans fly to Rose Bowl by charter jets
Ohio State fans will travel to the Rose Bowl by 16 charter flights from Port Columbus International Airport to Pasadena for the New Year’s Day game. The eight fewer charters compare with last year’s 23. About 3,200 passengers will ride these flights.
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Esther Williams Charged in Drunken Driving Probe
Esther Williams Hollywood swim star of the 1940s and 50s faced a drunken driving investigation after a CHP stop in Oxnard California around 1130 p.m. Christmas night. Police said her car weaved and exceeded 55 mph, she failed a sobriety test, and she spent 12 hours jailed before husband Fernando Lamas posted 300 dollars bail.
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Esther Williams
Hollywood
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