Church Seeks Stunning Upset in Nebraska Primary
Idaho Senator Frank Church campaigns across Nebraska aiming to upset primary frontrunners as Democrats vote in Nebraska and Connecticut while Republicans see Ford and Reagan vie for delegates. Carter and Udall contest early contests with uncommitted delegates and other candidate moves shaping the delegate map ahead of May and June contests.
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Turkey warns of ending U S military ties over defense accord
Ankara says US congressional rejection of a new billion dollar defense deal could halt Turkish military cooperation. Premier Demirel cites Cyprus tensions and the Aegean oil dispute as factors while noting Soviet aid and Cyprus peace claims.
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French Communists Fail to Win Seat in Preview Election
In a special Loire Valley by election, Jean Royer, an independent conservative, won with 6.1 percent while Socialist Paul Lussault had 21.5 percent and Communist Vincent Labeyrie 17.8 percent. Other candidates split the rest as Communists abandoned hammer and sickle for a green dot.
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Study Declares LEAA Failure and Urges Abolition
An independent review concludes the federal Law Enforcement Assistance Administration has performed poorly in its 4.4 billion anti crime push and should be shut down. The report criticizes the high impact program, cites massive red tape, and notes uneven results across eight cities including Atlanta Baltimore Cleveland Dallas Denver Newark St Louis and Portland. It urges reallocating funds to general revenue sharing and questions the program’s effectiveness despite large expenditures.
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FBI Chief Apologizes for Past Abuses in FBI State
FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley apologized for past misdeeds during a Fulton Missouri speech noting some counterintelligence activities violated the law. He criticized J Edgar Hoover and said abuses occurred mainly in Hoover era amid 1960s protests. Senate panel continues to issue reports on intelligence practices including FBI surveillance in early 1960s and wiretap history.
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Legality of FBI black bag break-ins questioned in report
Washington report cites Senate intelligence committee findings on surreptitious entries used to photograph or seize documents and install bugs. It notes past and ongoing FBI break-ins, lack of full authorization, destroyed records, and targets including the Ku Klux Klan and Socialist Workers Party, with landowner cooperation in some cases and lock picking in others.
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Senate debates new select committee on intelligence oversight
The Senate opens debate on creating a 12 member select committee to oversee the FBI CIA and intelligence activities. Four standing committees currently supervise the agencies and leaders from the Church and Mondale groups back a consolidated oversight role.
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