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Show - THE Pan U HERALD. Provo, Utah, Friday. April 27. 1964 National News Tan The latest reports in national news from United Press International CIA's - WASHINGTON The (UPI) Senate Intelligence Committee and CIA Director William Casey declared a truce and agreed to work out procedures to ensure the panel will be kept better informed about secret operations such as the mining of Nicaraguan ports. In a private session with the committee Thursday. Casey apologized for the lack of information and agreed to work with the panel to improve communications. minforming the committe of the ing operation. CIA operations in Nicaragua. Casey "concurred in that assessment," the statement said. That concession from Casey prompted Sen. Daniel Moynihan, to withdraw his resignation as committee vice chairman. Moynihan had earlier announced his intention to resign to protest Casey's inadequate briefing on the mining of Nicaraguan ports and attacks on harbor D-N.- Moynihan said the committee would meet next week to develop the new procedures for keeping the panel informed. He said any covert actions signficicant enough to require approval by the presisuch as the mining of dent should be Nicaraguan ports the comto specifically brought mittee's attention. The agreement between the committee and Casey was engineered by Sens. Lloyd Bentsen, and Richard Lugar, "I think it's time we have a cease-fir- e between the committee and the CIA," Bentsen said after the meeting. Casey had come under harsh criticism for not adequately in d. CIA-direct- facilities. The committee issued a statement declaring it had not been adequately informed about the Synfuels President Resigns (UPI) projects. thetic President WASHINGTON Syn- VicFuels Corp. tor Thompson is resigning his $135,000-a-yepost amid charges he filed allegedly misleading financial statments to the government when he headed a Tulsa, Okla., bank. Although Thompson, 59, stepped down immediately Thursday, he will remain a member of its board of directors and continue to vote on multibillion-dolla- r awards of government money to synthetic ar 6 See It with someone you trust However, authorities would not say if the drugs found in the blood son of the and urine of late Robert F. Kennedy were enough to have caused his death. "If, in fact, these drugs caused his death, then the person who provided him with the drugs could pe guilty of homicide," Police Lt. Thomas M. Perry said. Jay Pintacuda, chief chemist for the Palm Beach County sheriff's office, said today that "significant amounts" of cocaine and Demerol, a narcotic sedative, were identified in blood, urine and gastic juice samples. The chemist would not elaborate on the amount of drugs found in Kennedy's body. ; "We've identified the drugs and what we have to do now is quan- tify them," Pintacuda said. "Let's just say that certainly we have found significant amounts." He said there was no trace of alcohol in the body. ; Pintacuda also said 1.3 grams of cocaine, "about 70 percent pure," were found in Kennedy's hotel room. The Palm Beach Police Department said in a statement early today that lab tests showed "traces" of cocaine and Demerol, but there was no indication then of the quantity. ; Kennedy's body was found Wednesday in his $130-a-da- CENTUIIV-fO- EVCSXS F. K .." u. tTONf (a., luiii. S2L mOT IHI Ml ZT r - - .. W.WW. swot Not) 1 Iotot .L- - kM .OT - ! M..i.n Ha, IV ill Nip m.l 1 Story US ' . 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They also said initially that no sign of drugs or drug use was found in his 120 756-318- 1 35 INLTS W. Main, Am. Fork 1 cum u i imu i sum otuusi.m I SDMI OTUOBI.M lsi SWOTS IMS IM MM.TS 3.51 BEAT TKl COST WTfll 2 f SPECIAL SNEAK His eldest brother, Joseph, accompanied the body on a flight to Virginia Thursday and a private funeral mass was planned today at his mother's estate in McLean, Va. TWIM AltHn $1.50 DRIVE-I- N , 374-OS- MOM. MONDAY 9:15 PEATCSES. 4 Another kind of man TKES. i ri t P ir f would have given up. Another kind ofwoman would have let him. WmiUMPEISTICKEtS ISSS S. State, wV jcr CiIC3Af A Tme SUwy H L FOR FAMILIES G: "General Audiences." Film contains no materials most parents are likely to consider objectionable even for younger children. MERYL STREEP J liSMS;- w 20th CENTURY-FO- Down in the pit there's something alive. Half-monst- er. Half-huma- n. Half-craze- d. Pray to God it only kills you. MM w- i.i.ii.iMit!-i- u ? -i ' STARTS WEDS. ESENDSTUWalt Disney g X im-- s f SILKWOOD Suggested." Rating cautions parents they might consider some material unsuitable for children. It urges parents to inquire about the film before eiding on attendance. R: "Restricted." Film conmaterial and tains adult-typ- e those under 18 years of age are not admitted except in the company of a parent or an adult guardian. X: This is patently an adult-typ- e film and no one under 18 is admitted. The age limit may be higher in some places. Motion Picture Association of America ("h.mi f l KURT RUSSELL CHER PG: "Parental Guidance ) PREVIEW KBOXS VSSEI 13 RES room. GUIDE im i.u. ... . MUOCON MOSCOW ON WMmUH mjtXVt WOLF I I V fc mwm PC1 TKt SIKHS the estate of his grandmother, MOVIE PO j 1 N WWHUTT n RACtNO 9mM MUUII IP! 'llnfoOhfuft) at the Brazilian Court hotel near . MM U DUDLEY MOORE NASTASSJA KINSKI room y tTFf MOVKTITU WITM Cocaine, Demerol In Kennedy's Body BEACH. Fla. (UPI) -"Significant amounts" of cocaine and the painkiller Demerol were found in the body of David Kennedy and police said today the drug dealer who sold it to him could be charged with his mur-der- r. Trusr (IMHtt IMU W 1 Ethel Kennedy lays her Rotary Thursday before her husband's Bobby Kennedy grave at Arlington Cemetery. Her son, David Kennedy, will be buried today. PALM fuels Thompson argued he was a victim of a "political siege" waged by congressional critics. In a letter to the corporation's board, he said, "I was sure you and the corporation had known me long enough to realize two things: one, that I was a human being quite capable of errors in judgment and the other, that I was trustworthy and honest, possessing a strong sense of commitment and integrity." (n.J) P L U S BUENA ( . DEAL A .bl TECHNKOU VKTA DtmilWnON CO.. WC CMCMLXXVU I J ''J i wnffM I CViS9!y J II t 'WI' Mrw J ; Jj NIGHTtY 7:00, 9:15 CTTEE S j CEMUKlr Starring Chevy Chose i MAIN ST. MOVIE Spanish Fork Call 791-93- onrlime 50 The movie that gives insanity a bad name. FREE SPIRIT pc FEATURING MUSIC BY: Oingo Boingo Stray Cats FRIDAY 7 - 9 CATiienAY Thomas Dolby 85..: (dosed Beach Boys Sun) Wall Of Voodoo Sergeant Major Split Enz Zack Carey is going to try something a little different! fJIs(M0!Mitffi) mmmsnmm JAMES GARNER mm A UNIVERSAL RELEASE co-- m Circle Jerks mmn Ventures Rheingold The Chantays The Untouchables ii!!i5 and more! j m s m mmi get a FRANK GEORGE a TOUN presents RON HAMADV production of a RANDALL BADAT film "SURFir Starring EDOtE D6EZEN LINDA KERROGE CLEAVON UTTLE MORGAN FAULL RUTH BUZZI Qrl WAGGONER Executive Producers FRANK DTOUN, LOUIS GEORGE Orignal Music by PETER BERNSTEIN Director o( Photography ALEX PHILLIPS, JR Produced by GEORGE GBRAUNSTEW. RON HAMAOY Wntten and Directed by RANDALL BADAT COLOR the end of tho trilogy. 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