HOUSE UNIT MEETS ON CHILEAN LEAKS; Charges Against Harrington Weighed Over Release of Secret C.I.A. Testimony. Reviewed the Transcript Dismay Is Expressed
Date: 26 September 1974
By SEYMOUR M. HERSHSpecial to The New York Times
House Armed Services subcom on Sept 25 begins proceeding that could lead to disciplinary charges against Repr Michael J Harrington for his alleged release of secret CIA testimony on Chile; members of subcom intelligence question Harrington for nearly 2 hrs behind closed doors about his alleged violation of House rules in preparing and distributing summary of testimony of CIA dir William E Colby; Colby's testimony presented to subcom on April 22 disclosed that CIA had been authorized by Nixon Adm to spend clandestinely more than $8-million between '70-73 in effort to make it more difficult for former Pres Salvador Allende Gossens to govern Chile; Harrington's review of Colby's transcript noted; he is dismayed at subcom's intention to avoid conducting full inquiry in Chilean situation, int (M)
Full Article
SOURCE OF LEAKS SOUGHT BY F.B.I.; Inquiry Aims to Learn How Press Got Watergate Data
Date: 26 September 1974
Special to The New York Times
FBI spokesman confirms FBI inquiry into source of 'leaks' of classified information from its Watergate files to newsmen; describes investigation as internal inquiry begun by FBI Dir Clarence M Kelley; confirms repts that Watergate prosecutor Leon Jaworski's office is being kept advised of progress of inquiry; other sources say W Mark Felt, who retired as FBI's assoc dir in June '73, was questioned as was former FBI Acting Dir William D Ruckelshaus (S)
Full Article
Colson, Now in Prison, Asks Ford for Pardon
Date: 27 September 1974
Pres press sec John W Hushen repts Charles W Colson, former special Pres counsel currently in prison for obstruction of justice in dissemination of derogatpry information about Daniel Ellsberg, has asked Pres Ford for pardon
Full Article
Rockefeller Friends Insist That Family Is Powerful; Political Activity
Date: 26 September 1974
By MICHAEL C. JENSEN
Michael JENSEN
Vice Pres-designate Nelson Rockefeller, testifying before Sen Rules Com, says he recd 2 lrs from John D Ehrlichman asking him to contribute to Ehrlichman's defense; says he did not answer lrs
Full Article
Gov. Shapp Reports on His Taxes; Notes on People
Date: 26 September 1974
ALBIN KREBS
Albin KREBS
Penna Gov Milton J Shapp voluntarily repts that he paid no Fed income taxes from '67 through '69; is candidate for re-election; also states that for last 8 yrs he has reptd total income of $11.5-million and paid about $2.9-million in taxes; says that in '66 he paid $2-million in taxes, due largely to income from sale of electronics co he founded; notes that after losing gubernatorial race in '66, he returned to private business and investing money, took 'sizable losses along with some substantial gains' in income; repts net losses came to more than $500,000 over next 3 yrs, thus leaving him without Fed liabilities; illus (S)
Full Article
2 CBS AIDES SEEK TO END EQUAL TIME; Reply to Senate Critics on Rockefeller Hearings
Date: 27 September 1974
By LES BROWN
Les BROWN
CBS pres Arthur R Taylor on Sept 26 urges radio broadcasters affiliated with network to press for Cong sessions open to broadcast coverage on same discretionary basis as print journalism; says he believes that after coverage of HR Judiciary Com impeachment hearings public requires coverage; CBS News pres Richard S Salant, speaking to conf of radio affiliates in Phoenix, Ariz, argues for repeal of 'equal time' provision of Communications Act; appeals for opportunity to serve more responsibly than present laws permit comes in wake of criticism by Sens Hugh Scott and Howard W Cannon of network decision to cover Rockefeller hearings only as items on their evening news
Full Article
Letters to the Editor; Balance of Payments: Problems of Oil-Importing Nations The High Cost of Thrift The Ford Doctrine Clemency's Requisite Press: The Wrong Questions New Yorkers Need Advice Of Historians and the Tapes Logging With Horses
Date: 26 September 1974
J. R. STUNZIM. E. GRENANDERF. W. DONALTY JR.HENRY STEELE COMMAGERSTEPHEN GILLERSCHARLES S. ASCHERJOHN S. ROSENBERGEDWARD J. BENNETT
J. STUNZIM
M E Grenander lr, noting outflow of savings from savings banks, backs recent proposal to exempt from income taxes first $1,000 interest on savings accts as means of reversing trend in savings
Full Article
