Police guard Hays office amid sex payroll scandal
Police kept a guard in Rep. Wayne Hays office at the Rayburn Building after threats and disruptions reported by staff. The guard was withdrawn at 8 a.m. as Hays faces multiple committee actions and votes on potential ouster amid the Elizabeth Ray scandal.
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History of CIA labeled failed to fulfill key missions
An authoritative CIA history prepared for the Senate intelligence committee concludes the agency over three decades failed to deliver essential intelligence analysis, became a secretive, bureaucratic covert operations body, and did not coordinate all U.S. espionage resources. It cites presidents and Congress as contributors and notes abuses from secrecy and unilateral priorities.
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Castro denies Cuban role in JFK assassination
Fidel Castro in a Havana radio broadcast denied Cuba’s involvement in the Kennedy killing. He said such an action would contradict the Cuban revolution and insisted Cuba never used terrorism or participated in the death of the president.
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Quake Rocks Mexico and Political News Highlights
A strong central Mexico quake lasting over a minute caused panic and traffic jams in Mexico City with no immediate casualty reports. US observatory places epicenter off Acapulco, magnitude six on the Richter scale. Separate items cover CIA discussions on Castro, calls to reopen the Warren Commission into Kennedy’s 1963 death, and Castro’s Angola withdrawal plans.
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Reagan jokes about Carter peanut incident on flight
Ronald Reagan was momentarily choked by a peanut on a flight home from Ohio. An aide gave a back slap to dislodge it and officials said he suffered no ill effects. Reagan joked that it must have been a Carter peanut.
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O'Neill Formally Seeks House Speaker Post
Representative Thomas P. O'Neill Jr. mails letters to 287 Democrats confirming his candidacy for speaker. He already holds 165 firm commitments and is the frontrunner should Democrats retain the majority after the November elections.
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Tip” O’neill Jr
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National Speed Reading Course Offered in Carbondale
United States Reading Lab brings a four week speed reading course to Carbondale with orientation lectures for the public. The program promises 7 to 10 times faster reading, improved comprehension, and lifelong skills, with group rates and discounts for students, businesspeople, and civic groups.
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