Measure To Monitor CIA Likely
Washington AP reports a compromise to form a 17 member Senate intelligence panel to oversee CIA FBI NSA and the Defense Intelligence Agency. The measure seeks legislative and budgetary authority with oversight powers and a consolidated intelligence budget for annual approval.
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CIA
Washington
Senate
Senate Intelligence Committee
Charles Percy
R-Ill
John F. Kennedy
Richard Schweiker
Dpa
Gary Hart
D-Coro
Robert Byrd
D-W.va
Rules Committee
Howard Cannon
D-New
John Tower
R-Tex
Intelligence Committee
Armed Services Committee
FBI
National Security
Defense Intelligence Agency
Military
Judiciary and
Armed Services Panels
Executive Branch
Butz to testify on Callaway influence case at Senate panel
Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz says he will present new evidence to a Senate subcommittee probing whether former Army Secretary Howard H. Callaway used improper pressure to win Forest Service approval for expanding his Crested Butte ski resort onto federal land. The panel resumes hearings as Callaway faces questions about influence and government decisions.
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Washington
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Senate
Army
Howard H. Callaway
Colorado
Buzz
Interior Committee
Subcommittee On the Environment
Subcommittee
Floyd Haskell
D-Corp
Butz
Congress
Forest Service
Callaway
Ford
Crested Butte
Federal Mountain
Agriculture Department
Haskell
Tom Glass
Gunnigan County
Cole
John Levin
Myles Archer
Interior Department
J. Phillip Campbell
Pentagon
Butte
Illinois
Reagan Pauses In Kansas City During 12 Minute News Conference
Presidential hopeful Ronald Reagan stopped in Kansas City to refuel his campaign plane and speak to reporters. He argued he can win the nomination on the first ballot, dismissed a Ford vice presidency, and praised his Nebraska primary win while urging cross party appeal from Democrats and independents.
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Kansas City
Ronald Reagan
California
Ford
Reagan
Nebraska
Michigan
Washington
Sinatra Spars With Royko Over Press, Letter Sale
Chicago AP report shows Frank Sinatra feuding with columnist Mike Royko. Sinatra, in town for concerts, sent a sharp letter calling Royko a pimp after a scathing column. Royko published the letter and listed the original for sale with proceeds to the Salvation Army. both men have a history of clashes with the press. Royko responded with a defiant retort about the pimp claim and Sinatra’s “tough reputation.”
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Chicago
Frank Sinatra
Chicago Daily News
Mike Royko
Sinatra
Royko
Salvation Army
Maxine Cheshire
Dorothy Kilgallen
Earl Wilson
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Fremilin County Emplement Co., Inc
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Karsas
Henry Kissinger
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Kansas City Power & Light Company
Huff
Snooper
HONDA
N. Main
Main
Kansas
Hickory
Nan
Arnings
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