House Intelligence panel fails to publish leaked report
Washington UPI report says the House Intelligence Committee could not obtain unanimous consent to publish its leaked CIA report. Chairman Pike faced opposition from Rep Bauman over sensitive content and potential harm to U.S. interests. The panel proposed budget transparency in the President's budget and discussed broader oversight. Former CIA chief Helms criticized limited congressional backing and urged debate with the President on covert actions.
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Inside the CIA on intelligence gains and SALT
An interview discusses how CIA intelligence transformed from guessing Soviet capabilities to precise counting and location tracking of missiles. It argues ABM and SALT successes saved vast costs, highlights on site inspection, and stresses intelligence analysis shaping comprehensive future assessments.
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Evacuation Defense by Graham Martin Raises Debate
Washington reports that Graham Martin, the U.S. ambassador to South Vietnam, defended the April 22 CLA finding that Communist forces would not block the Saigon evacuation. He told a congressional panel he could not have ordered US personnel evacuation before the April 29 helicopter lift, citing a dangerous situation. Martin faced criticism for delays as Saigon and allied Vietnamese faced potential reprisals amid the final evacuations from the rooftop of the embassy.
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Solons Okay Bush for CIA Nomination
The Senate confirmed George Bush as CIA director 64 to 27 after a contentious debate over his political past. Supporters praised his honesty and experience as congressman and ambassador, while critics warned the appointment could undermine public confidence in the agency.
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Sixth Candidate Files for Precinct 1 Constable
Jerry Villarreal, 37 year old businessman, filed for constable of Precinct 1 in the Democratic Primary. Villarreal, a former West Hollywood resident, was the sixth candidate to file for the post.
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