Haldeman Suggests CIA Link to Watergate and Tapes
H R Haldeman, former White House chief of staff, writes with Joseph Scott that the CIA may have been involved in Watergate and that the tape leaker could have been a CIA agent. He questions Butterfield’s motives and notes unresolved Watergate questions while discussing White House aides.
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Communists Win Rome Municipal Seats in Historic Vote
Thousands praised in Rome as Communists clinched 30 of 80 council seats in the capital amid national elections. Christian Democrats held 27 seats while eight other parties shared the remainder as Rome joins a longstanding postwar pattern with no majority party.
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Soviet launches Salyut 5 space station in orbit
The Soviet Union announced the Salyut 5 space station is in orbit with onboard systems functioning normally and signs of an imminent manned launch. Officials expect a six-cosmonaut lab with two docking ports for possible dual-ship docking as tests and long stays are pursued.
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Ford arrives in Brussels for NATO meeting pledge
In 1975 President Ford lands in Brussels for a North Atlantic Treaty Organization gathering and declares that the U S commitment to the alliance will not falter.
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Carter attacks Ford busing plan to urge desegregation push
Carter assails Ford plan to curb court ordered busing and seeks strong leadership for school integration. He notes public school integration as a positive, while Ford promises a five year limit on busing orders and a constitutional amendment if needed. Carter tours Boston fundraisers and eyes New York events as Reagan campaigns elsewhere.
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Intelligence Panel Criticizes FBI CIA Role in JFK Probe
Senate investigators say the Warren Commission probe cleared Oswald as the lone assassin but fault FBI and CIA actions. The 110 page report notes new leads yet offers no recommendations. It also cites missing FBI files and a destroyed Oswald letter to Hosty. Castro era context and Cuban contacts loom in new questions. St. Louis legacy noted.
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