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Article: REAGAN DIARIES SAID TO CONTAIN NO CONTRA LINK CASEY, NORTH REPORTEDLY HELD MANY MEETINGS
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- The Boston Globe (Boston, MA)
- Article date:
- June 28, 1987
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WASHINGTON - The diaries that President Reagan turned over
to congressional investigators contain no indication that he was
informed of the diversion of Iranian money to the rebels in
Nicaragua and no suggestion that the subject was broached during
private meetings between the president and William J. Casey, the
late CIA director, according to sources close to the probe.
At the same time, the sources said they had determined that
Lt. Col. Oliver L. North met with Casey and other CIA officials
dozens of times -- a number they described as highly unusual for a
lower-level National Security Council aide.
It has been reported that North often met with CIA personnel,
but officials say ...