Federal workers face privacy squeeze under new orders
A broad study probes Executive Order 11222 and privacy implications for 1.8 million federal employees. Sen. Sam Ervin warns against a "massive surrender of individual privacy" as agencies issue new regulations and consider counselors to advise staff about outside activities and personal matters.
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Louis Brandeis
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Sen
Sam Ervin
Constitutional Rights Committee
Sen. Ervin
Civil Service Commission
Federal Service
Russian U S track meet canceled in protest
The piece notes Russia canceled its annual U S track meet in Los Angeles over Vietnam fighting, mocks Viet Nam concerns, and cites fear of Randy Matson and Jim Ryan. It also mentions Cuban dog refugees arriving in Miami, travel routes Havana Madrid New York Miami, and West Texas Chamber tourism talk including the Panhandle shows and local signs.
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U.S
Los Angeles
Viet Nam
Randy Matson
Jim Ryan
Free HOPS air lifts for Panhandle servicemen
In Our Town Free HOPS air lifts for Panhandle servicemen on leave from Viet Nam duty who are unable to obtain commercial transportation because of the nationwide airline strike will be provided at Amarillo Air Force Base. Ground will be broken at 3 p.m. Friday for the Kilgore Children's Psychiatric Hospital in the Amarillo Medical Center. Tension bursts of applause and occasional laughter marked a city commission meeting Tuesday when about 50 persons expressed views on a proposed firearms ordinance setting out conditions under which animals may be shot. The Three-Day Living Textbook Conference at West Texas State University will close today with an 8:30 am Q&A session by Globe News Publishing Co. executives.
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Viet Nam
Amarillo Air Force Base
Kilgore Children's Psychiatric Hospital
Amarillo Medical Center
City Commission
West Texas State University
Globe News Publishing Co
Shooting law passes amid city meeting on animal control
About 50 residents packed a city meeting to debate a firearms ordinance, which allows killing on private property only under Animal Control supervision or to prevent bodily harm. Col Clyde Faust urged tranquilizer darts and warned against firing inside city limits.
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Animal Control Authority
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Congress approves defense bill and federal pay raises
Congress passed a large defense procurement measure and authorized pay raises for federal civilians and military personnel. The bill, approving a 2.9 percent civilian raise and a July 1 military raise, totals about 17.48 billion in defense outlays and includes nuclear fleet plans. The Senate backed the pay raise 81 to 1 with Alauna Manca Tyfins orm oWwayne myo, now vetoing none. The House earlier approved 358 to 2 and sent amendments to the White House. The cost impact is viewed as a budget busting shift, with a 505 million military pay raise and a 2.9 percent civilian raise. The bill also authorizes 1967 defense spending and surpasses the President’s request by 553.8 million.
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Chicago Tribune Press Service
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White House
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Viet Nam
MIGs Fail To Block Jet Attack On Rail Raid
North Vietnamese MIG21 fighters and surface-to-air missiles countered a U S raid against rail links between Hanoi and China but all missiles missed in the Monday action. One F105 was shot down. a Navy Crusader crashed but the pilot was rescued. Since Feb 1965 U S losses reach 236 planes through July with at least five more since July 7.
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U.S
Hanoi
China
Haiphong
United States
North
Viet Nam
Heat wave hits midwest with scorching temps and floods
The heat wave pushes above 100 in multiple cities as Sandusky, Ohio, records 9% inches of rain in six hours. Sandusky declares an emergency and appeals for National Guard aid while St. Louis reports at least 17 heat related deaths. Officials warn drought could hurt corn and soybeans unless rains return.
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Associated Press
Sandusky
Ohio
Stuart Gosser
National Guard
Chicago Board of Trade
St. Louis
Helen Taylor
Former Pentagon aide seized as Soviet spy
Lt. Col. William Henry Whalen, retired Army officer who served at the Pentagon with the Joint Chiefs of Staff, was arrested by the FBI in Alexandria Virginia on charges of acting as a paid Russian spy. He allegedly received $5,500 for passing secrets on atomic weaponry missiles European defense plans and the Strategic Air Command to two Soviet Embassy officials.
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UPI
Defense Department
FBI
William Henry Whalen
Pentagon
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Whalen
Alexandria, Va
Strategic Air Command
Air Strike Talks Fold Amid Union Walkout
The machinists union abruptly left negotiations with Northwest Airlines accusing the carrier of violating an agreement on talks. The union negotiator cited attempts to apply economic pressure against striking employees, including actions in Tokyo as part of the broader strike context.
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Wverpe Oe Easy
Northwest
Tokyo
Woman Donates Kidney to Son in Air Force Hospital
In San Antonio an Air Force medical team removed a kidney from 40 year old Louise Havins of Childress and transplanted it into her 17 year old son Michael L Brown at Wilford Hall Hospital. The operation lasted 11% hours and both patients were in satisfactory condition. Doctors hope for early signs of success in weeks to come. The father is Navy Hospital Mate L R Brown of Portsmouth Virginia.
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San Antonio
Air Force
Childress
Louise Havins
Michael L.brown
Wilford Hall Air Force Hospital
Art treasure donated to Canyon museum from Reaugh estate
The Frank Reaugh art collection and estate, valued over 285000 dollars, were donated to the Panhandle Plains Historical Museum following a July 8 declaratory judgment by 160th District Judge Hoyer A. Armstrong. Trustees voted 17 to 4 in favor. The museum now holds 681 paintings valued at more than 250000 dollars plus 7167 from recent sales and 27938 from a Dallas property sale.
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Frank Reaugh
Dallas
Panhandle Plains
Hoyer A. Armstrong
Boone McClure
Panhandle-Plaing
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