FBI break-ins targeted embassies for cryptographic intel
Former FBI officials say covert burglaries hit foreign embassies during the Kennedy Johnson Eisenhower eras to seize code books and cryptographic material. Nixon aides acknowledge some breaks in civil rights and security cases, while White House officials insist the president ordered no broad authorization.
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Communications satellite launch and security disruption report
Intelsat IV was launched from Cape Kennedy atop an Atlas Centaur rocket to orbit 22 200 miles above the Atlantic near Bermuda. Officials noted a two week check period and that the satellite can handle 9 000 telephone calls or 12 color TV programs at once while reducing global communications costs. A bomb threat in Washington delayed a Shultz speech, but no device was found.
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