Mail openings by CIA raise legal questions in hearings
Senate intelligence committee hearings question whether the CIA operates above the law amid disclosures it opened mail of prominent figures including Richard Nixon and Ed ward Kennedy. The 1952 to 1973 program also intercepted letters to Ford Foundation Harvard Rockefeller and others drawing varied reactions from Burns Abzug King and Rockefeller officials.
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Richard Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
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West Virginia
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Everest First Ascent By Southwest Face Team
Nepal's Foreign Ministry announced that British climbers Dougal Haston and Doug Scott reached the summit of Mt Everest via the previously unclimbed southwest face at 6 pm Nepalese time on Wednesday. The British expedition previously conquered Everest in 1953 by the South Col.
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Katmandu
Nepal
Mt. Everest
Dougal Haston
Doug Scott
Himalayas
Cryptoquote puzzle sample decodes to a Chinese proverb
The note explains a daily substitution cipher where A stands for L and X for zeros, then provides an encoded line EJM VGM OGJI MIJPM HV XGVNO and a quotation yesterday about knowing enough. It implies the Chinese saying about wisdom and satisfaction related to having enough.
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EJM
OPEC May Seek 5 Percent Crude Price Rise At Vienna
At the Vienna talks OPEC members appear close to a compromise to raise crude oil prices by about 5 percent overall. A 10 percent basic price hike is planned with reductions in differentials for higher quality oils, offsetting the gain. Saudi Arabia resists a large rise while Iran Iraq Libya Nigeria Gabon press for higher rates.
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Tayeh Abdul Karim
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Libya
Indonesa
Othe
Gabon
Beirut violence lingers as cease-fire holds marginally
Beirut, Lebanon AP reported a night of cease-fire violations followed by a tapering flare of shooting. Despite some calm in central areas, sporadic gunfire persisted in suburbs and Martyr's Square as barricades were removed. Police counted 927 killed and 2,512 wounded since fighting revived 12 days earlier, pushing five-round totals to 5,873 dead and 17,972 wounded with $2.5 billion in property damage.
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Lebanon
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Rashid Karam
Syria
Reconciliation Committee
Tripoli
Zahrec
Capline: Considine in critical condition after stroke
AP reports Robert B. Considine, 68, columnist for King Features Syndicate, suffered a stroke in his Manhattan apartment Monday and was taken to New York Medical Center University Hospital in critical condition.
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NEW York
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Considine
King Feature
Syndicate
Manhattan
New York Medical Center University Hospital
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