Nazi KKK leader claims he was U S agent all along
New York based CBS UPI report quotes former Grand Dragon of the Ku Klux Klan and leader of the American Nazi Party saying he had acted as a federal agent "all along." He referenced past confrontations, testifying before the Un-American Activities Committee, and alleged government penetration of extremist groups.
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UPI
CBS News
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Un-American Activities Committee
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Ford assures no first strike nuclear doctrine
President Ford writes to Senator Brooke reaffirming that the United States will not develop a first strike capability or doctrine. He notes no current plans or intentions for such weapons and emphasizes the policy's consistency with prior administrations while expanding force flexibility to deter wider conflicts.
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Ford
Congress
Edward Brooke
R-Mass
Trine
Brooke
United States
U.S
White House
FTC rejects cigarette ad billboards ban in Washington
The FTC declined Action on Smoking and Health’s petition to outlaw billboard cigarette ads and will pursue fines against six major tobacco firms for failing to display the Surgeon General health warning. The action centers on a 1972 FTC agreement detailing warning typography. If DOJ action stalls, FTC may sue. penalties reach up to 10 000 dollars daily. The six firms named are R J Reynolds Phillip Morris Lorillard Liggett and Myers Brown Williamson and American Brands.
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UPI
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Hay
Justice Department
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Firing of postal chief who aided CIA urged
Rep. Charles H. Wilson urged the U S Postal Service to dismiss chief postal inspector William Cotter over alleged help to the CIA obtaining access to thousands of mail pieces. Wilson cited Colby’s testimony and Cotter’s prior statements, saying Cotter did not reveal CIA mail opening activity to superiors.
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Cotter
Postal Service
Wilson
Benjamin F. Bailor
Colby
Cotters
U S aid to Turkey tied to opium crop policy
Rep Lester L Wolfe says President Ford privately pledged to back cutting aid to Turkey if its opium crop enters illicit drug markets. Congress already bans military aid over Cyprus. State Dept and DEA deny likelihood of an economic aid ban despite concerns about opium use.
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Dn.y
Ford
Turkey
Congress
Cyprus
State Department
Drug Enforcement Administration
Ping Tase Abe
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