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Reports place agents
in danger CIA head
by Clay F. Richards
United Press International
WASHINGTON CIA Director
William Colby said Thursday the almost
hysterical excitement surrounding news
reports his agency spied illegally on
Americans was endangering the lives of
undercover agents overseas.
Colby said that legitimate American
spying operations are threatened by false
charges that his agency engaged in massive
domestic intelligence.
"The almost hysterical excitement that
surrounds any news story mentioning
CIA ... has raised the question whether
secret intelligence operations can be
conducted by the United States," Colby said.
A number of our individual agents
abroad are deeply worried that their names
might be revealed with resultant danger to
their lives."
Strongly defending his beleaguered
agency. Colby said missteps were few and far
between and did not justify the outcry raised
by news reports.
He said almost hysterical excitement
surrounding news stories about CIA spying
has raised questions whether secret
intelligence operations can be conducted by
the United States.
The CIA is being investigated by a special
presidential commission headed by Vice
President Nelson A. Rockefeller. In
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CHAPEL H I LL, N.C. The president of
the University of North Carolina says he will
include $2.5 million for the North Carolina
Central University law school in a
supplemental budget request.
William C. Friday announced the request
Wednesday after the law school received a
warning from the American Bar Association
that it has until June l to improve its
facilities and upgrade its curriculum.
According to Friday, the AB A's council of
the section of legal education and admissions
to the bar wants proof that a program to
improve the school has been designed, not
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leaves door open to compromise plan
by Richard H. Growaid
United Press International
WASHINGTON - President Ford
indicated Thursday he was ready to fight
congressional opposition to his oil import
fee increase and at the same time showed a
willingness to compromise to get a national
energy crisis program enacted.
Ford said Wednesday night he will veto a
congressional measure to suspend for 90
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