Senators debate CIA probe leaks and secrecy
Washington AP reports senators clash over how much of a new six Democrats five Republicans select committee investigation of the CIA FBI and other agencies can be made public. Tower urges private sessions to curb leaks amid calls for careful handling of sensitive intelligence information.
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Ford
Congress
Barry M. Goldwater
R-Ariz
Special Committee
Search Ends in Heidi Peterson Case as Bones Found
Police believe the 11month nationwide Heidi Peterson search ended with bones and clothing found in a brush area near her home. The county medical examiner will identify remains while police note abduction remains likely and thousands of volunteers had joined the nationwide effort.
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Heidi Peterson
Parkeeree Coeries
Pat Murphy
Peterson
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Roy
Carl Ree
M. D. Wilson
Wilson
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Sadat Eyes Major Arms Deal and Regional Talks
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat plans a large purchase of French jets tanks missiles helicopters and radar during a Paris visit next week. Saudi King Faisal agreed to cover a major share during his Egypt trip this week as regional tensions persist and Arab leaders urge urgent peace efforts.
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Associated Press
Anwar Sadat
Paris
An Nahar
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
Sadat
Ford pushes energy program as debt fight deepens
President Ford urges public backing for an energy plan, arguing delay would be a backward step. Congress sides with debt ceiling action and possible tariffs, while Senate Democrats seek a 90 day tariff halt and rationing bills face filibusters amid rising prices and mixed economic data.
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Montana
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
R-Conn
Mansfield
Ford Defends Fitness for Presidency Against Critics
President Ford tells NBC he is not bothered by critics doubting his intelligence. He cites top grades at Michigan and Yale Law School and says judgment and problem solving matter most. He predicts an improving economy and says he aims to run for a full term in 1976.
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Gerald R. Ford
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Yale Law School
NBC
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House of Representatives
United States
Key Ford interview highlights on oil, CIA, and Vietnam
President Ford defended oil tariffs and warned against strangling America with foreign oil while avoiding specifics on military contingency plans. He acknowledged CIA past mistakes but opposed dismantling the agency and called for limited FBI involvement in investigations. He touted his high school and college grades, urged $300 million in Vietnam aid, and commented on Watergate figures receiving advance book payments.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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South Vietnam
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Saigon
Watergate
Heavily defended Nui Ba Den sight hinders reinforcements
AP dispatch from Tay Ninh says heavy antiaircraft fire blocked helicopter landings for South Vietnamese troops attempting to retake Nui Ba Den mountain near Tay Ninh. Government bombers and artillery pressured North Vietnamese positions before the sixth day of the operation. Six civilians were wounded as Tay Ninh endured sporadic rocket attacks.
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Associated Press
Huynh Cong Ut
Tay Ninh
Nui Ba den
Tay Nin
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