CIA plot to poison Castro Guevara and Raul in 1961
A source claims the CIA planned a 1961 triple assassination targeting Fidel Castro Raul Castro and Che Guevara. The effort allegedly began in late 1960 under Eisenhower and involved Sam Giancana and John Roselli with Robert Maheu coordinating with underworld figures in Miami Beach.
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Senate panel to quiz FBI CIA on Soviet phone monitoring
The Senate Intelligence Committee will question FBI and CIA officials about Soviet capabilities to monitor long distance calls in the United States. The inquiry follows the Rockefeller Commission report and later accounts describing satellite and antenna monitoring from the Soviet embassy in Washington.
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Sue Ford Arrives For Short Vacation At Vail Resort
Susan Ford 18 daughter of the President arrived in the ski resort Vail for a brief vacation with Sue as a nickname.
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Kissinger Criticized Over CIA Covert Actions Panel Draft
A presidential commission draft report criticizes Henry Kissinger for approving CIA covert actions as head of the 40 Committee. It says he did not convene NSC intelligence meetings, and it urges stripping him of the post to allow better focus on intelligence. The panel notes the committee met rarely and relied on informal procedures.
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Kissinger pledges Asia policy despite Indochina setbacks
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger told the Japan Society at the Waldorf Astoria that the United States will not turn away from Asia and will resist any state's use of force. He reassured Japanese concerns about postwar policy and affirmed firm treaty commitments to Japan and Asian allies, stressing Korea's security as crucial to Japan and Asia.
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