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...first is that we will end up with intelligence by timidity-we won't take any risks because somebody might criticize us. The second is exposure. If you have too many people viewing a sensitive operation, it may become publicly known and cost somebody's life or abort the operation ... I'd like to see us notify fewer committees of Congress; now we technically report to eight of them...
...that took on the code name of "Track II." A team player in the best Nixonesque sense of the word, Helms instructed CIA operatives to contact the most powerful elements in the Chilean Right that fall, hoping to pressure Allende's opponents into staging a military coup that would abort the Popular Unity government's planned experiment in democratic socialism. In the course of carrying out Nixon's orders, the CIA developed a very special relationship with an American multinational worried about the fate of its massive Chilean investments--the International Telephone and Telegraph Company...
Homans said that there was insufficient evidence to prove that the fetus was alive after the abortion. During the trial, the defense argued that the fetus was probably dead before Edelin began the hysterotomy operation, as a result of three previous attempts to abort the fetus by saline solution...
Time and time again as he swung through 17 cities in ten states last week, Carter was confronted with truculent antiabortionists who hurled epithets and waved angry signs. Sample: ABORT CARTER and CARTER SUPPORTS MURDER OF UNBORN BABIES...
...coming out of the most acute phase of the recession." But overall industrial output is down 12% from 1974, and 1.2 million workers are jobless; another 800,000 are on short time. Industrialists fear, too, that an improving climate may encourage wage demands and strikes that could abort the recovery...