Word: chargees
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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>Edward S. Miller, 49, an agent for 24 years and the FBI's assistant director in charge of intelligence from 1971 until he retired in 1974.
During three hours of testimony, Bell described the Marston affair as "the most about nothing I've ever heard." He roundly discounted Marston's skills as an investigator of political corruption in Pennsylvania and claimed that Marston had "practically destroyed the morale of [his] office." Indeed, said Bell...
A U.S. State Department spokesman, Tom Reston, denied the charge. Shevchenko, he said, "is free to stay here, return to the U.S.S.R. or go to another country, as far as we are concerned. The U.S. Government in no way attempted to influence him in his decision." Meanwhile, Shevchenko was proving...
Not much of the day, in fact, went well for Harvard. From the minute the game opened, under foreboding skies before a crowd of perhaps 700, Cornell took charge.
The charge to the committee is to study the feasibility of divestiture he said, adding that the mandate of the original committee did not mention divestiture.