Former CIA officer accuses agency of fund misuse and deceit
Former CIA officer John K. Stockwell claims CIA field officers diverted agency funds, deceived Congress, and that Vietnam operatives were largely fictitious. He urges internal reform and resignation, saying documents were purged and that many operations were overstated to meet headquarters demands. The Senate Intelligence Committee opened an inquiry into his allegations.
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Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
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Vietnam
Stockwell
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Stansfield Turner
CEA
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CLA
Langley
Ches i Africa
CTA
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Salg Turner
Spencer Davis
Senate Intel Cominites
Senate Intelligence Committee
Texas
Poat Stockwell
Turner
South Vietadin
AP Wireghota
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Cihara
Sprague urges independent prosecutor for JFK MLK probes
Richard A. Sprague former chief counsel of the House assassinations committee says Congress cannot handle an assassination inquiry due to sensationalism. He calls on President Carter to appoint a special prosecutor to investigation into Kennedy and King murders, criticizing lawmakers for political headlines and urging an impartial, independent office. He criticizes committee waste and conflicts, notes his resignation amid budget disputes, and asserts lawmakers undermine investigative integrity.
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Congress
John F. Kennedy
Martin Luther King Jr
Carter
House
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Sprague
Watergate
Alo
Henry B. Gonvatez
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Tuli
Navy to revamp Adams class destroyers for extended service
The Navy plans to modernize 24 aging Adams class guided missile destroyers at a cost about 46.5 million per ship, sending them to shipyards for upgrades to gain 15 more years of service. Upgrades include harpoon missiles, better radar and fire control, improved living quarters, and amenities.
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Washington
Navy
Tio
France Aids Zaire Army Amid Shaba Crisis Report
Brussels based La Libre Belgique reports French officers are aiding the Zaire army to reorganize battered troops as exiles and supporters are attacked in Shaba Province. Zaire info minister says Egypt may send men to aid government forces, unclear if advisers or troops, while Morocco has dispatched 1,300 troops with 1,000 more on alert to Shaba.
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Saba
la Libre Belgique
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Shaba
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Morocco
France
Katanga
Rabin Maintains Post Despite Fine as Wife Faces Trial
Israel's cabinet met as Rabin, fined for an illegal bank account, vowed to stay prime minister until a new government is formed. Allon said Rabin remains in control. Rabin’s wife Leah faces potential trial for accounts tied to a Washington bank. Peres gains party support for PM bid, while Mapam weighs cooperation on foreign policy.
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Yitiren Retin
Tho Ge
Cape
Maree Rabin
We Pountain
Washington, D.C
Jerusalem
APP
Israel
Yttehad Rabin
Rabin
Eles
Yigal Allon
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Leah
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Atty
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Allon
Haim Zadok
Barak
Labor Party
Shimon Peres
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Finance Ministry
Oeder
Labia
Mapam
Peres
Mapam Fourter
Daily Mal artifact with garbled header and dates
Fragmentary OCR reads a 13th century style newspaper notice with garbled masthead, dates and prices. It mentions the Associated Press dispatches and a city and state in vague terms, plus a subscription rate and delivery details.
Lottery numbers reported in Maryland and Pennsylvania
In Maryland the daily Numbers game drawing on Monday produced 498 while in Pennsylvania the midday drawing yielded 892. The AP brief notes the two state lottery results from the same day.
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Saltimore
Maryland
Pittsburgh
Court frees Moonies from parents custody in trial ruling
SAN FRANCISCO AP One Moonie says he was confined in a motel room for days after refusing de programm ers while under court ordered conservatorships for five Moonies. A Court of Appeal panel questioned the constitutionality of keeping youths in parental custody while forced to endure deprogramming.
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Unification Church
Joby Howard
State Court of Appeal
Howard
Court of Appeal
Vee Church
Sun Myung Moon
Morant
John
Gail Howard
Danville
Califre
Beatrice Kaplan
Toledo
Ota
Janice Plan
New York Rejects Tax Break for Rev Moon Church
New York City tax officials denied sun Myung Moon's Unification Church tax exempts on properties valued at over 55 million, 203 million, and 4.06 million, citing political motives and disqualifying use for religious purposes. The commission found Moon’s movement supported Nixon, aided Korea’s unification, and was linked to Watergate era activities.
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Sun Myung Moon
Unification Church
City Tax Commission
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Commission
Test Noon
Richard Nixon
White House
South Korea
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Moon
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Unification of Korea
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Columbia University Club
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Carter coaches Easter egg roll with Amy at White House
Washington AP Carter plays host at the annual Easter egg roll on the White House lawn. He guides daughter Amy as she rolls an egg with a spoon while crowds watch. A magic show, puppets, a North Carolina dance group, and various animals add spectacle. Jeff Scott Davis of Arlington wins his heat and gets a chance to speak later.
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Jimmy Carter
White House
Amy
He Gach
Carter
Jason
North Carolina
Combay Wimpy
Jeff Scott Davis
Arlington
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