Kissinger says no plans to quit post
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said he has had no discussions with President Ford or others about leaving, and no one has told him of plans to replace him. He noted Ambassador Elliott Richardson is being moved to the Commerce Department, while Kissinger will stay as secretary through at least the 1976 elections.
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Harrington seeks subpoenas for Kissinger and top security officials
Rep. Michael Harrington asks the House Ethics Committee to subpoena Henry Kissinger, Secretary of Defense James Schlesinger, CIA Director William Colby, and former CIA Directors Richard Helms, as disciplinary hearings loom next week. The panel will meet Friday to set procedures for formal hearings on the Massachusetts Democrat’s complaint.
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Yom Kippur War Blunder Called by Intelligence Chief
Lt Gen Daniel Graham head of the DIA criticizes U S analysts for failing to predict the 1973 Yom Kippur war calling it a classic blunder He says the entire intelligence community bears blame and hints at loyalty to Schlesinger Colby while retiring amid Ford shakeup Graham notes fault lies with Washington analysts not gatherers and describes the era as marked by mixed signals from hawks and doves.
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Adequacy of disposal plans questioned for nuclear wastes
Sacramento witnesses told an Assembly committee that underwater storage of radioactive wastes from reactors is temporary until disposal methods are found. No operating waste-processing plant exists in the United States. next year one will start, with two more by 1934, but capacity may not match disposal rates. Nobel laureates warned of risks, while proponents argued energy needs justify nuclear power. Assemblyman Hayden urged safeguards to be required with reactor sales.
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