Intelligence critique notes CIA excesses and need for oversight
The author argues the CIA operated with minimal checks since 1947, notes illegal improvisations like the Chaos operation, and urges stronger external control rather than self policing, warning that a secret agency cannot be trusted to police itself.
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Jim Mills Managing Editor Thursday
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Canada should shun PLO and curb entry at UN crime congress
Opinion argues Canada must reject PLO delegates amid terrorism concerns as Toronto hosts the Fifth United Nations Congress on the Prevention of Crime and the Treatment of Offenders. It cites immigration rules and Ontario politics, warning of security costs and international backlash.
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Madman Possessed by Legions Found Restored
The verse describes people finding the man once possessed by many demons now seated clothed and sane in Jesus' presence, highlighting a dramatic transformation and the reaction of the witnesses.
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North Korea Threat Questions US Readiness and North Korean Plans
UPI reporting notes rising concerns over a North Korean strike as Washington warns of firm US resolve. South Korea cites DMZ tunnels and armor movements, while US officials cite North Korea's air bases and force posture near Seoul as indicators of potential aggression.
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Letters to the Editor on patriot celebrations today
In response to How can a patriot celebrate June 14 Bob Considine compares today’s political scene with 1770. The writer asserts readers with basic American history knowledge will understand the parallels and implications for modern patriotism.
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Soares as Portugal's road to democracy or possible drift to communism
The piece profiles Mario Soares, likening him to Spaak and Brandt, and explains how the Armed Forces Movement may gauge Portugal’s future. It notes Soares’ jailing under Salazar, his critique of the military regime, and three potential indicators for the movement: press freedom for Republica, municipal election outcomes, and union independence. It warns that a Soares led jail sentence could signal a shift to communism, with civil war possible if hardline control prevails.
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Middletown Repeal OSHA Committee Protests Tax Policy
Dennis The Menace style letter asserts out-of-state politicians dictate local laws and raise taxes. It condemns HEW and OSHA as costly protections and warns of federal overreach with blank warrants. The group claims 1 000 local taxpayers signed petitions and calls for divine guidance to save the nation.
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Batboy Without Uniform Sparks Carlisle Knothole Controversy
Parents of Vince Philpot allege mismanagement and dishonesty in the Carlisle Knothole Baseball League after his registration and five games including a no hitter lead to disqualification and loss of his team uniform. They cite resignations of league officials and lack of elections, arguing Vince should be allowed to play or at least serve as batboy to boost morale.
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