FBI Faces Demand to Release Assassination Files
Senate intelligence committee asks Attorney General to produce FBI assassination files on Fidel Castro. Mondale says files exist and were found recently. index shows FBI knew of CIA plots against Castro. Committee notes broader probe of CIA FBI actions and continued civilian spying by military agencies.
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Eisenhower Daughter Defends Pat Nixon From Book Portrait
Julie Nixon Eisenhower rebuts a portrayal of her mother as withdrawn and drinking amid Watergate, asserting Pat Nixon remained active with trips and public appearances and inspired President Nixon to persevere during the scandal period.
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El Salvador military chief held in gun plot case
Bail set at 3 million for Col. Manuel Alfonso Rodriguez amid an alleged plot to sell 10 000 Tommy guns to mobsters in New York. U.S. officials said Rodriguez would sign a certificate to obtain export permission while the guns remained in the United States. Others arrested include Frank Alvarez Robert Michaelson Irwin Tobocman Celis Geraldo with bail ranges from 300 thousand to 1 million.
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Impasse in Congress Looms Over New Intelligence Panel
Senate debate on a compromise bill would grant a new committee exclusive jurisdiction over the CIA. A cloture vote is planned Tuesday but 60 votes to end debate seem unlikely, risking delays to foreign aid and other agenda items. Ford opposes broad veto power over weapons sales and FEC nominations are set to resume after a Supreme Court ruling.
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Children's Hospital tests swine flu vaccine doses for kids
A research team at Children's Hospital Washington is evaluating safe doses of swine flu vaccine for ages three to 10. About 70 children were inoculated last week with three vaccine types and a placebo, and 50 more are slated for Tuesday. No adverse reactions have been reported.
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