Congressman's doubt on U S intelligence warnings on attack
Rep Otis G Pike D N Y tells CBS Face the Nation that U S intelligence may not warn of a near term military strike He accuses Kissinger of blocking the committee and says analysis and decision making bog down at higher levels Senate debates a natural gas shortage bill with price controls to spur exploration and allow pipelines to buy gas from producing states at up to 1 25 per 1000 cubic feet
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Kissinger Targets Probe On Intelligence Failures
Pike said he and Ford near agreement on public disclosure but would seek House action to force access to information. He warned that U.S. intelligence may miss an impending attack, a claim met with swift rebuttal from the Central Intelligence Agency.
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Northeast Flood Toll Tops Hundred Million In Damage
Floodwaters from Tropical Storm Eloise receded across the Northeast as thousands returned home to clean up. At least 10 dead in a disaster described as the third worst Susquehanna basin flood in state history with over $100 million in damage to roads and agriculture. Maryland and Delaware faced shellfishing and water contamination concerns. Pennsylvanian towns warned to boil water.
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Congress and unions blamed for mail problems
Congress and the postal unions face criticism from Postmaster General Bailor as stalling reforms meant to save money at the Postal Service. He cites opposition to shut 12,000 rural post offices and to changing delivery routes under the Kokomo plan, while noting efforts to reduce costs without harming service.
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Lobbyists face tighter congressional restrictions outlined
Washington lawmakers debate redefining lobbying and lobbyist under a 1946 law as efforts to curb influence expand. Proposals aim to cover both ad hoc activists and professional groups like AFL-CIO and NAM, while questions on First Amendment rights spark civil liberties concerns.
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