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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1975
Page
7
The editorial argues Congress should decide what to reveal about CIA assassination plots linked to past administrations. It warns against masking truth to protect presidents, urges careful oversight, and rejects dissolving the agency while stressing the need for a controlled intelligence service.
A book survey by Charles Brooks notes that in eighty one cartoons the American eagle appears three times and Uncle Sam does not appear at all. Watergate prompts three sinking ships and three money bags while Arabs and oil companies are depicted. Statue of Liberty Grim Reaper bed of nails horn of plenty and hammer and sickle each appear once.
A mix of letters condemning the municipal court calendar delays with 100 cases awaiting trial, gratitude to the Long Beach Fire Department, calls for political reform including salaries paid by states, and public grievances on unemployment and gun politics. Contributors include Beatrice Frederick and Arnold O. Rudi.
A blue ribbon commission led by Vice President Rockefeller and Senate leader Mansfield plans to rename the CIA as the Foreign Intelligence Agency while urging firmer oversight. The staff study calls for limited covert action and suggests ending the President’s required certification, with full commission approval anticipated for end of June. A separate Booz Allen study for NIAAA finds 150,000 to 200,000 affluent executives are heavy drinkers, pushing a private resort clinic concept promoted by former officials, though funding was deemed inappropriate for the wealthy.
The Goldfarbs suit against Virginia bar fee schedules challenges minimum title search charges. If upheld, the decision could strike down bar associations' fee limits as antitrust violations, potentially lowering costs for homebuyers nationwide. The case tests whether lawyers fall under Sherman Antitrust Act controls or remain exempt as a learned profession.
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