Watson alcohol on flight delays China talks pick
Senate panel heard Secretary Rogers defend ambassador Arthur Watson after columnist Jack Anderson charged he drank aboard a Washington flight while in line for China talks. Rogers said Watson will not be the negotiator, with more experienced officials handling China talks. Fulbright urged a discreet inquiry into the incident amid concerns about U.S. China relations.
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Parliament Looks to Cats for Mice Problem
In the House of Commons Conservative MP Joseph Kinsay urged using cats to curb a mouse plague. Government leader William Whitelaw cautioned cats could solve one problem while creating others including food and sanitation concerns.
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Rep. Moorhead charged White House aide David Young may have disclosed a CIA top secret count during a March 8 briefing. He cited officials saying 1,717 State and Defense personnel use the top secret stamp, while CIA figures remain undisclosed. Moorhead urged caution about security breaches and criticized the administration’s classification overhaul.
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