Senate panel vows uncensored CIA report by September
Senate intelligence panel chief Sen. Frank Church says an interim account of CIA assassination schemes will be issued by September even during August recess. He stresses the report must be complete and not censored by the executive branch, after a closed meeting with CIA Director Colby. Church notes White House review possible for sensitive intelligence sources, but final decision rests with the committee.
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Hunt denies naming Butterfield as CIA contact
Ex CIA agent E Howard Hunt told CBS in a Florida interview he never named Alexander Butterfield as a White House CIA contact. He dismissed Col L Fletcher Prouty’s claim as an invention while Prouty stood by his report that Hunt named Butterfield in a Washington office.
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CIA monitored Socialist Workers Party since 1950 says CIA files
CIA documents released in a lawsuit show the agency tracked domestic activities of the Socialist Workers Party and its youth arm from 1950 onward. The 4 inch stack includes clippings, informant reports, and early items such as a 1950 New York Times note on NYS nominating petitions.
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Nixon testimony demand in presidential tapes case
UPI reports lawyers for columnist Jack Anderson argued Nixon may exaggerate ill health to avoid testifying under oath. They pressed a federal judge to compel Nixon’s oral deposition in the case over custody of his presidential tapes and papers. Nixon’s team seeks a written affidavit instead, citing health risks and the burden of travel to Washington for questioning.
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