Roudebush Bill Hits Defense Plants To Bar Communists
The Rules Committee approved Rep. Richard L. Roudebush's measure to amend the Internal Security Act of 1950. It would authorize presidential personnel screening at defense facilities, restore vessel and port security checks, and create a voluntary industry labor security program to guard classified information. The bill targets espionage and subversion threats in U S defense production.
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Rules Committee
House of Representatives
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Richard L. Roudebush
U.S
Cong
Roudebush
U.S. Supreme
Supreme Court
Cong. Roudebush
Nixon urged crime bills to curb rising violence in U S
The piece argues President Nixon has proposed major crime measures including an Organized Crime Control Bill Drug Control and Omnibus Judges Bill while criticizing Congress for delaying action. It blames past administrations and Supreme Court rulings for a 1960s crime wave and urges lawmakers to supply tools to jail lawbreakers and protect citizens.
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Nixon
Congress
National Public Defender
Supreme Court
Time For Self Appraisal A Nation Observes Crime Prevention Week
The piece urges Feb 8 to Feb 14 as National Crime Prevention Week to raise awareness of crime costs and promote year round prevention. It stresses prevention begins at home with personal self appraisal and discipline from early life, not delegated to institutions.
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America
Dividend Qualifying by Debt Restrictions at Brown Company
Brown Company paid no preferred dividend since 1968 as loan agreements require annual pre payment of 3.75 million dollars earned in the prior year before any preferred dividends. This delays payout and affects how shareholders vote. The piece notes a cautious stance on holding and outlines the financial restructuring involving sale of subsidiaries to meet debt obligations.
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Brown Company
M.K. A
Gulf & Beevers
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Gerrigemient
Teres
Creed
Policy Making Power Behind the White House Gatekeeper
Harry Robins Haldeman, Nixon's chief of staff, wields unprecedented influence as the president's closest aide. He plans staff structure, screens materials, and controls access, centralizing power around his inner circle and shaping domestic policy direction.
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Don Oberdorfer
Washington Post
Washington
Harry Robins
Bob) Haldeman
Nixon
White House
Sherman Adams
Haldeman
California
Richard Nixon
Oval Office
Bob
Burns - Moynihan - Ehrlichman
UCLA
John Yarlichman
Ehrlichman
Henry Kissinger
Ames
Los Angeles
After Thompson
Disney
7-Up
Douglas
Indiana
Better America Federation
Salvation Army
Little Bob
Robert Finch
Ronald Reagan
University of California
Kennedy
Fred Dutton
Maryland
Haldemans
Nixons
Mr. Nixon
Lights Out and Power Reliability in the US
Paul Harvey notes a 1965 blackout across 80 000 square miles leaving 30 million people dark and warns of ongoing vulnerabilities. He cites nuclear costs, demand rises, delivery delays, utility finance strain, and calls for mergers to cut costs and boost reliability, while forecasting future grid challenges and possible home fuel cells.
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United States
Pennsylvania Public Utilities Commission
You
TVA
Norris Dam
General Electric
Potomac Electric
Don Cook
American Electric Power
Securities and Exchange Commission
Justice Department
Gen. Fea. Corp
No compromise weapons and diplomacy in Spain
Holmes Alexander surveys Rota Spain as a Cold War hub. He notes Polaris Poseidon submarines at the port, Russian naval activity nearby, and Spain's anti communist stance. He praises Ambassador Robert C Hill as a key figure in maintaining US influence and military support in Madrid.
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Rota
Spain
Atlantic Fleet
Norfolk
U. S
Atlantic
Gibraltar Straits
U. S. Navy
Mediterranean
U.S. Navy
W. R. McQuilkin
Mother
Russia
Britain
U.S
Vietnam
Korea
North Carolina
Med East
Med West
United States
America
West Europe
France
West Germany
Madrid
Robert C. Hill
Bob Hill Reso
GOP
Robert Hill
Gen. Eisenhower
Mexico
Fidel Castro
Hill
Castro
Senate
Sercetray
Julie Nixon
New York
Nixon
Foreign Policy Committee
Eisenhower
State Department
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Lasting Memories Echo in Simple Life Pleasures
Poem recalls small joys from a bygone era. The speaker longs for wind through trees, burning wood, lakes, frogs, dogs, stars, moonlit nights and warm fires. The nostalgia centers on beloved people and familiar places as a critic watches on Main Street.
Pay reform clash looms as AFL-CIO unions push plan
Key congressmen plotting federal pay and postal reform fear the unified front from AFL-CIO groups could upend independent unions and shift bargaining power. Udall and Dulski warn major compromises are needed, while AFGE and other federal unions demand equal pay treatment to avoid alienating allies on Capitol Hill.
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Washington
United Front
Afl-Cio
House
Senate Post Office
Civil Service Committees
Congress
White House
Morris K. Udall
D-Ariz
Thaddeus K. Dulski
D-N.y
Aflcio
Udall
National Postal Union
National Alliance of Postal and Federal Employees
NPU
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
Alliance
American Federation of Government Employees
AFGE
Capitol Hill
National Federation of Federal Employees
National Association of Government Employees
Congressional Friends
Senate
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Roger Spear
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Grand Central Station
N.Y
THE
Anderton Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
Anderson
Waptiel W. Tomer
George D Critzenberglf
Robert & Jackson
Moneger
Jane Tomer Scott
Charles W Laughlin
Herald
Associated Press
Hil
Paul Harvey News
Tiny Tim
Tricity
Holmes Alexander
Alexander
Folklore
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Wade
Causey
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