CIA retains intercepted Soviet U.S. mail, postmaster alleges
Postmaster General Bailar told William Colby the CIA kept unopened mail from 1972 intercepts, including 110 letters and 85 postcards. The Postal Service said the mail was surrendered to the Justice Department and held for potential legal action. Rockefeller Commission noted no evidence of retention.
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House replaces dissention-torn panel with new 13 member intelligence group
House Republicans and Democrats clash over Rep. Harrington as the chamber forms a new 13 member select intelligence panel to investigate CIA and FBI activities. The vote to block Harrington’s reinstatement stands 274 to 199. The panel includes Rep Otis Pike as chairman and holds a mandate to report findings by January 31. Witnesses in related Senate probes include former CIA chief Richard Helms and others.
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D-Ind
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D-Comn
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D-Ohio
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D-Calif
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Dil
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David C. Treen
R-La
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Nixon Ordered to Give Deposition on White House Tapes
A special three judge court ordered Richard M. Nixon to testify in a Star deposition near his San Clemente home within 10 days as part of a dispute over White House tapes and documents. The case involves the government, the Special Watergate Prosecutor, and legal questions about material retention and a forthcoming book and library.
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University of Southern California
Nixon Staff Pay Set At 121153 In House Vote
The House approved 393 to 18 a bill funding Richard Nixon with 121153 for staff and expenses as part of a 7.5 billion Treasury package. The Nixon aid is 81848 less than Ford proposed for 15 months starting July 1, and does not alter Nixon's 41000 annual pension. The plan aligns with existing transition costs from resignation to June 30, 1975.
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Correction on political gift mix up in Washington AP report
AP corrected a Wednesday story misidentifying Rep Charley Wilson of Texas as receiving unreported donations from political groups. The funds actually went to Rep Charles Wilson of California from the Marine Engineers union and other groups for an unreported committee fund. The California congressman spokesman said he did not maintain any unreported funds.
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