Rockefeller Commission Report Details CIA Filing on U S Citizens
The Rockefeller Commission disclosed that the CIA illegally assembled a vast file system on Americans and groups not connected to espionage. It urged stronger executive oversight, a joint congressional committee, and a fixed director term, while withholding sensitive plots data for further inquiry.
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James M. Naughton
N.Y. Times News Service
Ashington
Rockefeller Commission
Central Intelligence Agency
U.S
Presidential Commission
CIA
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Ford
Congressional Committee
Executive Branch
C.ia
Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board
C.I.A
Attorney General
Congress
CIA Allegations Spark Review as No Credible Evidence Found
A long report concludes no credible CIA involvement in Kennedy assassination. It details CIA covert operations including Operation CHAOS, surveillance programs, and interactions with U.S. police, with findings on wiretaps, burglaries, mail surveillance, and undercover activities. Continued on Page 2.
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John F. Kennedy
Commission
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Far East
New Orleans
Metropolitan Police
Washington, D.C
Winchester adopts 11 million budget for 1975 76
The Winchester City Council unveiled a proposed 1975 76 budget of 11,169,335.92 a 14.4 percent increase over this year. The plan keeps most tax rates but raises the real estate levy to 1.15 per 100 while tax policy changes are limited. A public hearing is set for June 23.
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Winchester
Stewart Bell Jr
Council
Fleming
Finance Committee
Virginia
Welfare Dept
Loudoun St
Whittier Avenue
Handley Library
Winchester War Memorial
Area News
Living
Spectator
James H. Fleming
Rockefeller panel backs lone gunman theory in Kennedy assassination
The Rockefeller Commission says there is no evidence of a second gunman or CIA involvement in President Kennedy's murder and largely affirms the Warren Commission finding that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone. It rejects major conspiracy theories and photos tying Hunt or Sturgis to the scene. Wecht disputes the panel by asserting evidence for two gunmen remains.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Central Intelligence Agency
Rockefeller Commission
Warren Commission
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Rockefeller
E. Howard Hunt
Frank Sturgis
Dallas
Tex
Cyril H. Wecht
Allegheny County
Wecht
Duty Abdication Charged in Rockefeller Commission Report
The Rockefeller commission says the Justice Department abdicated statutory duties for over two decades by allowing CIA to decide prosecutions of agency employees. It urges written guidelines requiring the DOJ to handle both investigations and prosecutions. A DOJ spokesman calls the claim uncertain, noting no prosecutions of CIA staff appear in 20 years.
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Latin America
CIA
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Congress
U.S. Intelligence Board
Leslie Oessner
New York Times
Washington
Rockefeller Commission
Justice Department
Central Intelligence Agency
Department
Robert Havell
Herbert Brownell Jr
C.I.A
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