Bush as CIA chief would be good for agency says Bush
President Ford’s pick George Bush testifies before the Senate Armed Services Committee that appointing a politician as CIA director could benefit the agency. He says he’ll put politics behind him if confirmed and would resign if ordered to carry out assassinations. Some senators doubt a political figure should head CIA, while Bush notes past service as UN ambassador and special envoy to China. He also states he would decline a vice presidential bid unless asked by Ford.
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