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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Friday, May 14, 1976

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Committee wants JFK case reopened

(Continued from Page 3)
Schweiker said his investiga-
tion of the "performance or
non-performance" of the U.S.
intelligence agencies in connec-
tion with the assassination had
turned up "some very interest-
ing questions and some new
material."
But Schweiker declined com-
ment when asked if he stood by
his previous statement that the
Warren report would collapse

like a house of cards.
LATER, SCHWEIKER said,
"I have always questioned the
W a r r e n Commission finding
about who did it and how it was
done. My six months on this
subcommittee reinforce a n d
strengthen those doubts."
Schweiker has said in the past
that Oswald's connections with
both pro and anti-Cuban groups
could provide the key to his
motivation.

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Creation of a new commit
to keep watch on intelliger
agencies was debated on
Senate floor yesterday, with
vote expected next week.
MAJORITY L e a d e r M
Mansfield (D-Mont.) pressed
quick action on the resolution
create the committee.
"Are you going to allow la
of supervision over the Cent
Intelligence A g e n c y to c
tinue?" he asked his colleagu
The oversight panel wo
have budgetary and legislat
authority over the CIA, Natio
Security Agency (NSA), Defer
Intelligence Agency, the ini
ligence division of the FBIa
other spy agencies.
A LENGTHY floor battle of
creation of the new commit
apparently has been avoided
means of a compromise me
ure which would give memb
of existing intelligence oversil
committees a voice in the n
monitoring process. Two sei
tors from each of the four co
mittees which currently over
various branches of the inte
gence community w a u 1 d
members of the new panel.
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