CIA Officer Miké Ackerman Resigns From CIA May 30
In a multi part memoir Ackerman, once a CIA clandestine services officer, recounts his resignation on May 30 after years in fieldwork. He recalls training that condemned assassination, notes silence amid scandal, and asserts repeatedly that the CIA does not condone or participate in assassinations.
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End of free speech bill would criminalize reporters, analysts say
A Senate committee faces pressure to approve a historic act styled as Criminal Justice Reform Act of 1975 that would standardize federal criminal codes and expand government secrecy. Proponents include McClellan Hruska Bayh Eastland Moss Mansfield Scott while critics warn reporters librarians and civil libertarians that it could jail reporters for using government documents and chill press freedom. The measure revives elements of the Smith Act and could require prescriptions for banned books and magazines.
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Ford blocks release of CIA assassination findings
President Ford withheld Rockefeller Commission findings on CIA assassination plots from public release. He handed the report to the Justice Department and two congressional committees, urging careful handling and noting continued inquiry into domestic violations and national security concerns.
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Weather outlook with showers possible tomorrow
The forecast calls for cloudy to partly cloudy skies with a chance of showers or thundershowers tonight and tomorrow. Lows tonight in the upper 50s to low 60s, highs tomorrow in the upper 70s to low 80s. Rain chances 20 percent tonight and 50 percent tomorrow, winds southeasterly 6 to 12 mph. Sunset today at 9 p.m., sunrise tomorrow at 5 54 a.m. Details on Page 21.
Bean mansion may face razing over late owner will
Elyria plans include razing the 20 room Bean mansion at West Avenue and Third Street unless the will of Frances Bean Vair, who died at 80, is set aside. Executors National City Bank of Cleveland and Hoey W Wheeler may seek court direction. Estate valued around 4.3 million funds Case Western Reserve University medical heart research. land to be sold.
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Browne and Rogoff share early U S Chess lead
Walter Browne and Kenneth Rogoff hold 1½ point leads after a tense second round in Oberlin. Browne tied Mednis with a last minute checkmate as Peters agreed after 27 moves. Time pressure also affected the Tarjan Lomturn clash as action continues into day three.
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Ford to roll out fuel efficient re engineered small cars
DETROIT UPI Ford Motor Co will introduce three re engineered small cars next week aimed at 34 mpg in government highway tests the Mustang II Pinto and Mercury Bobcat also rated about 23 mpg in city driving by EPA. Ford says improvements come from catalytic converters and lower axle ratios to curb emissions. Ford aims to cut imports market share from rising.
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