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Show 4 The Salt Lake Tribune. Fridav, August Ex-Agen- The ; codes Rolx rt F henneds, who was general in the Cabinet of thev are bihn I kenneds certain he didnt know about such bleak ins late ins , Den tty Still unclear is exactly when and how the embassy burglaries began and whs of they stopped One former Hoover, wtio like other IBI sources declined to be named said the F BI director himself decided to quit the practice because modern coding machines had code books made the old Nicholas Den Former tty Katzenbach, who served under President Lyndon B Johnson, denied that he ever authoned or knew about sue h bi c ak iris of the earlier It has been an open secret for year-that the government sometimes win taps the telephones of foreign diplomats No court orders are needed under law for these "national security" w .retaps But the prance of burglarizing embassies has only recently reached public at ten Herbert Brownell who served under Kisenhovser declined to comment on the matter 'ormer trace close associate's ) l7. lfi he Kllsberg job ssjs done bv House amateurs who apparentls failed to photograph the desired record' and who left behind a jimmied door and nfled tiles as evidence that a burglars look place Former FBI men sav the bu tvou's embassy jobs were done bs trained agents who went in and out with"I Two former This account seems in conflict with story of Hoovers repeated requests for permission to break into a foreign mission around the end of On the other hand it is now known that Hoover m 1970 successfully resisted an d tempt by Nixon to resume the bteak ins and to extend 'hem for use against domestic' radical groups such as the Black Panthers and Weathermen This would tend to support the view that Hoover was th' man who ended the break (larks lf Vthite out leaving a c Former Atty Cfcii Ramses ( lark under lohn who took office in late son. said he turned down several requests from the Lite FBI chief J Kdgar Hoover for permission to break into a foreign mission in New York to obtain some material wanted by another security agency He said Hoover didnt ask him about that sort of thing again Clark or "arly This was in late the sass Nixon that time the about said, break ms stopped sought of turn Nixon first mentioned it publicly last 22 when he said hreaking carried operations had hi nut bv the FBI until May g Ih easy-to-ste- Police Figlil Riots In Canadian Newsprint Rift Argentina StrikMONTREAL (UPI) since toe beginning of the workers month paper mill ing charged Canadian newsprint Lotd said there have been producers Thursday with no offers to resume negotiaover any resumed tions front CIP since an abornegotiations in order to bring tive meeting Aug 2 about higher new sprint prices e haven't heard from The strike, which has cut CIP and I doubt well be drastically into the amount of meeting with them before newsprint being shipped Labor Day," Lord said abroad, already is having They're surely after some effects in the United States, where several newspapers price hikes," he said Eastern Canadian producers have announced or are considcharge $175 a ton to currently reduce their ering plans size temporarily by cutting (FOB. New Aork) for newsdown the space for news or print but Lord said, Its surely headed for more than that " eliminating special sections He said the union was also The charge of delay was at a critical stage in negotiamade by Serge Lord, spokesman for the United Paperwo-rker- s tions with nine divisions of International Union Abitibi Paper Co in Ontario, Manitoba and Quebec (UPIU). which has been strikCanadian International We'll be in a position to ing strike against Abitibi Aug 3t." Paper (CIP) mills in Quebec, Ontario and New Brunswick Lord said Strikers Charge Talk Delays - Reuters News Agency AIRES Two BIKNOS policemen were m serious with hums and 98 were being held for ques-- ' tinning Thursday following violent clashes Wednesday between police and demonstrators m central Bue- nos Aires. - per-.son- s not police , Paramilitary were m action during the dashes for the first time since the Peromst government took over from a military regime three months ago At least four persons were slightly wounded by bullets as Hie police exchanged fire with snipers Two police patrol cars were burned a..- - the police used - tear gas. 1 n gw SELL YOUR RECREATIONAL PROPERTY! obsolete, and because Hoover was sc ns five to rising public cone in dbnut offi cial invasions of privacy Con attorney in cmbusss obvious intelligence value The salue of KlKberg's psihiat- nc records is a matter of dispute According to the FBI standards there is no ssay the Kllsberg job could he called a national security operation one former bnre.--u official said score s pq Involve Former Presidents ts fonliBBed trom Page One back rough!;, 1 or 20 soars whuh would place its origin in the Dwight D h iscn hower. or oven the Harrs S Truman ail ministration break-in- 193 21. g UTAHS EXCLUSIVE RECREATIONAL PROPERTY MARKETING EXPERTS Abitibi, however, has asked for renewed talks and the unions have agreed to meet with the company in LET ENVffiOWEST SELL, BUY, OR MARKET YOUR PROPERTY. 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