CIA Was Never Gestapo Says Ex-CIA Leader Cline
Ray Cline a former senior CIA official argues the agency committed some errors of judgment but never approached being an American Gestapo. He warns against dismantling the CIA and notes past actions included infiltrating antiwar groups as bait for Soviet double agents. He criticizes the concept as an error of judgment with ambiguous purpose.
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Nicholas Daniloff
Washington
UPI
Ray Cline
Central Intelligence Agency
Cline
CIA
United States
State Department
Bureau of Intelligence and Research
House of Representatives
Frank Church
Senate
William Colby
Senate Appropriations Committee
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
Moscow
U.S
Conservatives Weigh Third-Party Option For 1976
A Conservative Political Action Conference delegates vote to form a 13 member committee to explore a conservative third party. Leaders including Sen. Jesse Helms and Reps. Bauman Ashbrook are named, with aims to unite disaffected Republicans and Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold B. Lawislak
Washington
UPI
Conservative Politica Action Conference
Congress
GOP
American
Libertarian
M. Stanton Evans
American Conservative Union
Indianapolis News
Evans
Jesse Helms
R-N.c
Robert Bauman
Maryland
John Ashbrook
Ohio
Richard Nixon
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Guard Returns Jewels Gone From New York Store
A security guard left his post to watch a movie, returning to a smashed wall and a opened safe. Police said about $120000 in jewels, mostly jade rings, were stolen after the tumblers were knocked out. The guard was unnamed and left around 830 pm, returning near midnight.
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New York
UPI
No Laughing By Detectives No Laughing By Detectives
Detectives in Charleston West Virginia report nitrous oxide thefts from a hospital storage bin near the Kanawha River six cannisters found along the riverbank with a seventh in a vacant house. They suspect area high school students have been stealing the gas since last August and note a hose used to administer it.
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Charleston
W. Va
UPI
West Virginia
Pat Legg
Kanawha River
Legg
Dying Hawaii girl fulfills dream of riding a horse
Heidi Biggs, 14, gravely ill with cancer, rode a tan palomino in Waimanalo and later on a mountain trail. A flood of donations funded her Hawaii visit. she enjoyed Waikiki and Surfers Beach views while resting between painkillers. Her mother Lucille Biggs remains hopeful and faithful as doctors give little time to live.
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Dan Carmichael
Honolulu
UPI
Heidi Biggs
Heidi
Waimanalo
Lucille
Belleville
Ill
Waikiki Beach
Hawaii
United States
Canada
Capone's Car Up For Bids
The 1928 Cadillac linked to Al Capone drew bids to 87 000 but was not sold by Steve Demko who plans to hold out for 10 000 more. The car boasted a private police band radio sirens and bulletproof glass. It was among 200 antique cars at a two day exhibit drawing buyers from America Europe and Canada.
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Atlantic City
N.J
UPD
al Capone
Steve Demko
Capone
Demko
Niagara Falls
Ont
Chicago
Europe
Canada
After Buffalo Creek Disaster Jamie Mosley at Red Cross Shelter
The MOSLEY family escaped a flood in Buffalo Creek West Virginia and Jamie sits in a Red Cross shelter reflecting on the disaster. The piece urges readers to support Red Cross with time or money as a public service message.
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Buffalo Creek
West Virginia
Jamie
Mosley
Red Cross
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