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Show - fcjfC. &a S . The Malt lake Tribuiu Sunday, Jam !, Hi'i Investigation Activiti aTkQ C5 by Frank Hewlett Tribuns Washington bureau WASHINGTON Don't be surprised if by die end of the ear die name Frank Church liewmes a household word. At any rate Idahos 49- ear-olsenior senator is doing to he much in evidence on television and in Uie press as a result of two major ? 1 - t . fU- - i - f i d . I 9 t: .. iiO Cougn'i1 ais lie is i;ilat 'inrllm rf his IS Commit' ee Activities, ir i4 ? Soleet on Intelligence better known as ' 3 the Central Intelligence 4',ency ;r.- The other is ins foreign ,1 s4 4 relations subcommittee which has already hit pay dirt with its investigation of multinational corporations. t Z Ix , Aii lias, ihe senaiors mends feel, could well throw IBA. . . H the Idahoan into the presidenV' v 4 ' tial race next year even though Sen. Church professes f tie is not a candidate and insists his presidential aspi"FJf rations have been plated in rt- jj Ihe deep freeze" untd he finishes his Irg job as chairman of Uie Sclut Committee Sen. Frank Church on Intelligence Activ itics. Cools '7H Aspirations breath of Fresh Air One ind'.cat'cn of mounting ami interest in Sen. Church came intelligence agencies c preparing for hearing-a few days ago from the to lust through the Village Voice, die New York summer literary weekly winch seldom Tins Is not a casual Ilia! says anything nice about ter that can be safely swept anyone. Their lung and favorunder the rjg," said die able article called Sen Church the hottest liberal Idahoan "If tin sc charges dark horse" and "a breath of should prove true, then it is fresh air from the Rockies." urgent that we learn m time "if they should prove lo be The surest sign Frank Church is mnmuig is that he false, then the investigation will serve the hedges (but not too coyly) puixise of ntxxd whether or not he's a re'leenimg die reputation of said Village piestigious agencies which candidate, find their honor in upholding Voice the law That's aixmt the same im"As we approach uur 200th pression received by this let us jealously when he interbirthday, correspondent viewed Son. Church, whom safeguard our fortunate st .tux as a free people. Sim? lie lias known since lie came to Washington in 1937 at the it is upon the law that freedom must rob . 'i is the du'y age of 32 and was so boyish of a w atchful gov ei iimc-n-t to looking that more than once lie Was mistaken for a Senate certify to the people, xrtxli-cally- . that Uie keepers of the page. law are themselves obeying As execled, we ul.-- o found it " it difficult to get more than Produced Headlines general aaswers from him The senator's sideshow, his e'jncerrung his select committee which the Senate investigation of multinational created to get to the bottom of corporations, produced headwidespread charges that the lines recently w hen a Gulf Oil CIA. die FBI and other intelCo. executive admitted makligence agencies have violing Lrgc payoffs to officials ated the law by spying on in Bolivia and South Korea so lawful American citizens. llicy coulu do business there Not Into That Still another Church proConcerning tin reports the ject which takes much of his CIA may have been using Mine is being chairman of the Senate Committee on Aging American missionaries servFor four years now he lias Sen. Church overseas. ing would say no more than "we been leading Uie fight for Uie old folks and with gixxi rehaven't gotten into that yet. sults. Thdnks to the Idahoan, He said they were now come July the nation's S.x'ial investigating assassination Security recipients will lx charges and after that will an 8 percent increjM start on die co ert activities getting in their monthly checks. Curof the CLA. rently his pet project for the .As to tlie CLA s use of senior citizens is to get them nmrtoofines, as has txen federal help on ti eir letjuired claimed by some former prescription drugs. Now operators, he promised "we these costs are covered by will lxk into that and then Medicaid only when ihe el added his committee would der'y are hospitalized lie most careful about Promises Hearings CIA agents or overTlie senator say s the Six lal seas organization it might i uy program is m "a a;. of strain" but he i period to bo careful "We will very confident it will weather tne protect CIA agents, dieir storm The trouble, hr exp lie sources and cover." lams, is a combination of stressed inflation and recession and Our question was prompted decline in the numlxr of bv a recent claim by Jolm D. people paying uito the sysMarks, coauthor of "the CLs tem. F.arly hearings are and the Cult of inteliiuone promised by tile Idubouii that "tim CLA has been heaviconcerning the future direcly involved in church action of the Social Security tivities. religious activities piogtam .md taut "they solicit infer The Idaho Democrat is also mation from missionarie. the second ranking majority " try to lure missionaries e manlier of tiic Senate ( on Interior aiui InsuSift Misconduct Claims In a recent National Press lar Affairs and is chuii man of Club speech, Sen. Church its important sulxommiftec on energy research and reported his committee was water resources aileua-iion- s now sifting through This committee has ai of misconduct by the t a. , r . ' . Winning Acclaim for Idahos Senior senator eady sent to die Senate a bill to establish a vast Hells Canyon Recreation Area and prohibit forever Uie building of any damn on the scenic middle stretch of the Snake River. A similar hill passed the Senate last year but died in the House. Sen. Church feels there is a good chance of pessage in both houses Uiis year of a measure which would set aside aixmt luO miles of tlie Snake as a wild and si l ine river. Presses Dam Replacement Another Idaho project tab mg much of the senators tune is uie niiOnd replace-incu- t ot the American Falls Dam on the Snake River, tn the last session he guided an authorization bill through the Congress and last March the usually stow moving Federal Power Commission issued a license lor Ihe new dam. But now it's hung up in the Interna! Revmue Service wliiih refuses to permit the w ater user's bonds for financing the pi eject to lx tax fre T gel around what he terms as "huivaiie! atic red tape, the senator recently held hearings on a special bill directing the IRS lo declare ihe ixmds tax exempt A few day s ago Son Church received tlx gixd news that Idaho was a step near in developing its geothermal The was story that yi A rrT' Xr;- ,4 T sf. rzs: t ' I - - t- . ii j-' .j , - 1 1 ,1r ,1 xtszsiz 'HxxtputJ inJr 14.2 CU.-F- T. NO-FRO- ST j JpAC.V'vt fl'oiLpjOTrat 13.7 feet. CU-F- T. REFRIGERATOR-FREEZE- "Tins moans that the first was not just a lucky shot, said Sen. Church. R II novor again fave to waste your time defrosting with this refrigerator cause it s No Frost Fresh food section is 9 CO cu ft and thmughrAit tlie fiee.er holds 100 IDs ol frozen food Other features too1 5W door sholves covorod butter bn .mu poname egg tray Moaol CTM4CH You Gr9a! Refrigerator lor a Great Price Cycle Defrost Freezer holds a whopping 1 34 75 lbs and the 9 85 cu ft fresh food section never neods detrostinq Other amenities such as deep door storaqe shelves, covered butter bin, 2 slide Ou' enspers and a por.abte egg tray Model CTA14CR new only A 3s Boasts Graut Chance Hx senator says this will . greatly increase the chance of getting early approval bv the Energy Research and Development Administration of a federal grant of between $8 and $10 million for a geoinermal energy liemonsi-ra- t um project in southeastern Idaho's Raft River area Tlie plant would have an electrical power output capacity of between 10,000 and 13,000 kilowatts, he said During a recent interview we asked Son. Church aixmt former Piesident l.yndon R. 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