Butterfield Denies CIA Contact Role in White House Affair
Washington AP Butterfield denies being a CIA contact officer at the White House while Prouty sticks to his accusation. Butterfield says he never met Hunt or was assigned to CIA, though Prouty hints Hunt’s associate may have contacted him through Mullen & Co. The CIA confirms no assignment but notes Butterfield had access clearance during service.
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Alexander Butterfield
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White House
Air Force
Butterfield
E. Howard Hunt
Prouty
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Hunt
Mullen & Co
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Mullen
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Mediators Press to Avert Potential Rail and Postal Strikes
Federal mediators intensify drive to avert strikes in rail and postal disputes before July 21 deadlines. W.J. Usery shuttles between Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks led by C. L. Dennis and National Association of Letter Carriers led by James H. Rademacher as talks enter critical stage.
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C. L. Dennis
National Association of Letter Carriers
James H. Rademacher
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Usery
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National Raiway Labor Conference
Ford
Dennis
OAS Eyes Embargo Easing At Costa Rica Meeting
The Organization of American States plans a Costa Rica gathering to reconsider the 11year Cuba embargo. Officials expect possible repeal or weakening, while some Latin American diplomats doubt success. The United States signals openness to change, with Ambassador Mailliard leading the delegation. A majority vote requirement and abstentions in Quito shape the debate, and a "freedom of action" proposal could allow varied relations with Cuba without full repeal.
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New Marine Boss A Toughie
Washington AP Gen Louis H Wilson new commandant of the Marine Corps vows to crack down on fat Marines and lax commanding officers He plans to send the Marine inspector general to enforce fitness standards and expects higher recruitment quality including more high school graduates He wants tougher entrance tests and to raise standards while maintaining enough quality recruits even after the recession ends
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Marine Corps
Wilson
Robert E. Cushman
Marines
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