Bush open to CIA involvement in coup plans
CIA nominee George Bush said he cannot rule out supporting a coup d etat to overthrow foreign governments. He also indicated potential candidacy for vice president but would stop political activity once CIA director. He rejected concerns he is too political for the role and cited past Chilean destabilization discussions.
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Bush signals cautious stance on CIA role amid Senate doubts
President Ford's nominee says governments elected constitutionally deserve careful handling and rejects domestic spying while avoiding ruling out future ambitions. Senator Tower cites Bush's willingness to disavow seeking higher office, though no pledge against a future vice presidency. Critics like Church say he is too political for CIA head as confirmation battles loom.
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Farmers Union criticizes national policy at Roswell convention
Tony Dechant of Denver says national policy changes favor a free market, not safeguards, while crops reach record highs. He cites an embargo on Russia, rising grain surplus, and unemployment around 12 to 13 percent as issues. Roswell Mayor Jerry N. Smith stresses unions and public workers as incompatible. Senator Montoya cancels appearance.
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Postal service faces delayed Christmas mail due to cuts
National Association of Letter Carriers official cites financial cutbacks delaying much Christmas mail nationwide. Dallas agent T T Morris warns postmasters are not hiring extra help and aim to limit overtime, risking further postholiday delays. Roswell postmaster Warren Baird insists mail will be delivered by Christmas Eve, but admits widespread strain.
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Guenter Guillaume convicted of high treason in Germany
Guenter Guillaume was convicted of high treason and sentenced to 13 years in prison for his East German espionage, with his wife Christel receiving eight years for complicity. The case relates to his access to secret letters from President Nixon that contributed to Willy Brandt's government fall.
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East Germany
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Kids precise in Christmas wants by brand and price
Santa interview across 10 cities finds children request specific toys by brand name and price influenced by TV ads. Six Million Dollar Man and Evel Knievel tops among boys, dolls that walk talk and walkie talkies among girls, with many preferring electronic and branded items over guns.
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