Collection of Assorted Newspaper and Magazine Clippings: Jfk Assassination, Conspiracy Theories, Etc

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6. Hettmann JE is a former

or special assistant to the Secre-

tary of Defense and a former

in legal counsel to Sen Charles

in H. Perry of HLH. He also

served as general counsel of

se the Montana Energy Commis-

sion.

and A native of Stockbridge Mass, Hoffmann is a graduate Mr. of Princeton University and city the University of Virginia Law School.

After service in the Army I at he was an assistant U.S. attpr

fternes here and later was assoc

sited with the University Com

no putting Co of Dallas

The White House also an-

bly nounced that Mr. Ford plans to to nominate two new under

tc. secretaries—James A. Baker

ful III of Houston, in the Depe-

ment of Commerce, and Ed-

nt. win H. Yeo III of Sewickley

nas Pa., in the Treasury Depe-

ment.

# Witness Says CLA-Mafia Tie Perturbed RFK

Baker, 45, is a lawyer who has been a partner in a Houston firm since 1967. Yeo, 41, a native of Youngstown, Ohio, will serve as under secretary of the treasury for monetary affairs. He is now vice chairman of the Pittsburgh Corp. 22 and Pittsburgh National Bank. President Ford also announced that he plans to nominate James D. Isbister to head the new Alcohol, Drug to Abuse and Mental Health Administration.

HOUSTON. From M

how it got started was "a bit the value" and he said he did not know who ordered it.

When the discussion came up, Houston said, the head of the CIA's Office of Security, Col Sheffield Edwards, said, "I've got a fellow with some interest contacts." That person, Houston said, was Robert Malone, a former FBI agent and then an associate of bulleoture Howard Hughes. Either through Maheu or by him, contact was made with Roselli. Houston said. The first contact was made by persons purporting to represent business interests so Roselli would not know he was dealing with the CIA. Houston said

Ultimately, however, the plan to kill Castro - which was to have been coordinated with the Bay of Pigs invasion was called off. Houston said he was not aware until recently that the plot had been reinstated after his conversation with Robert Kennedy.

needs only to be received

A Writer to assist in

new general character in the

Criminal Division in 1922

and a friend of Robert Nor-

dry

Houston's account was

Miller said he talked to Houston but never about a plot involving the CIA and the Mata Nor did he assert Houston's statement at "that Kennedy had been told" to Bob Kennedy had known about some plot to assassinate Castro involving the CIA and the Mata. He would have told me about it and I know damn well he never told me about it." Miller said, "It just couldist happen that this would come up and he wouldnt tell me. It just couldn't happen."

In answer to questions from Chairman Bella Alvine (NY) and other committee members, Houston test, test that be learned only recently of several illegal CLV activities, including opening mail and conducting domestic surveillance against American citizens

Under a 1954 agreement, the CLA was allowed to die

to the department of the

museum Department of the

museum which a survey was

formation by the just of the

part of until last December

was "improved" in the

deal and certainly a

description of duty" by the

department

Abn., whose office is

from the current CIV ger

cial course, John S. Warner

gave brief descriptions of

22 cases that were recerved

by the Justice Department

by the CIV for consideration

between 1954 and 1975.

One case, according to the letter, involved a murder which took place outside the United States. Allocations were made that two acre employees helped dispose of the body. The county district for intelligence discussed the case with the Attorney General in October 1905. The Attorney General's office did not take any action due to the local jurisdictional restrictions involved. No further details of the incident were immediately available.

For information on this

Lieut. test martyrs from D.C.

Assistant Attorney General

Nevin T. Matoney, who

wrote letters on the Justice

Department's Internal Secu-

city Division and now is in

volved with others in the de-

partment's inquiries into the

CIA and the FBI.

Asked if he did not have a job, "Investigate; a enclave with which he had worked. Maroney denied knowing that any information can be received had been legally obtained." When the Attorney General acts" Maroney said, "he'll know my background. If that's a problem I assume he'll take it into account."

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## Senate Confirms Matthews for HEW

As a popular Re-

gister of Wyoming,

Hathaway was

paired for that kind

questioning.

At one point, D members of the Serier Committee knew way to conclude that must he had issued his environmental report always balanced rate

During the fire scanners attacked it record on every system. They said the allowed unregulated entry in Wyoming and with industry over mental concerns

I don't think there thing in his back.

was the youngest college president when he took over at Alabama in 1944. Senate Manager Leader Mike Mansfield said Math cws "would make an out standing member of the President's Cabinet." Monroe Leader Elgin Scott called him a man with us sight into current problems

United Press International

Mathews, 39, who succeeds the retiring Casual W. Weinberger, will be the youngest member of President Ford's Cabinet. He

Dr. F. David Mathews, president of the University of Alabama, was conferred yesterday by the Senate to be Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare.

MR NICH JULY 22 The West German army announced today that 54,000 soldiers of the Bundeswehr and 1,400 U.S. French and Canadian troops will join in maneuvers in Bavaria Sept. 15 to 19.