Friends of the FBI Form Citizen Support Group
Editorial notes that Americans formed Friends of the FBI Inc. and Effective Law Enforcement Inc to counter liberal scrutiny from the American Civil Liberties Union. Directed by Prof. Fred Inbau, the study aims to present the FBI in a favorable light amid militant radical criticism and recent court actions. Jay Parker of Friends of the FBI cites opposition as a broad campaign against the bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Cur Sory
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Friends of the FBI, Inc
Effective Law Enforcement, Inc
American Civil Liberties Union
Bureau
Fred Inbau
Northwestern University
Jay Parker
Friends of the
Princeton
Opinion: FBI critique and civil liberties debate voiced
A columnist notes a Chinese worker earns about 20 a month and a bicycle costs 60, then arithmetically links three months pay to a bike. The piece defends J Edgar Hoover and the FBI, praising leadership while urging study of controversies and civil liberties, contrasting with communist criticism and broader establishment anxieties.
New York Cigarette Case Seen Endangering Free Trade
Alice Widener argues New York State and City actions against 100000 out-of-state mail order cigarette buyers threaten free trade across states. She cites penalties, tax snares, and Jenkins Act enforcement as potentially expanding to consumer purchases of goods, appliances, and foods from out of state.
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New York City
New York State
North Carolina
New York
New York Daily News
Whitney Seymour Jr
Seymour
Mack Judge
Manhattan
Judge
City
Mack
New New York State
Tobacco Company
Washington, D.C
Students' Evaluation of Professors What Point
A 1972 opinion argues that student evaluations of professors at universities risks undermining scholarly rigor and becoming a tool for ideological pressure. It cites Prince Edward Island's policy push, warns of bias and demagoguery, and suggests gathering post graduate reflections instead of relying on freshman opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of
Prince Edward Island
Canada
Robertam
Beam
Gen. Fen. Corp
Phillips Survey Warns ERA Sparks Broad Women Debate
Washington panel reports a Phillips survey showing most women oppose key ERA provisions arguing for shared duties and protections. Men split on drafts and alimony, while 69 percent deny second class status. 89–86 percent support equal pay for equal work, with further studies citing female passivity in fiction across classes.
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Washington
Senate
Elmo Roper
Roper
Journal of Marriage and the Family
Cornelia Butler Flora
Popuation Research Laboratory
Flora
U.S
Stors
Redbook
Cosmopolitan
King Features Syndicate
Red China Opium Trade Says McNaught Syndicate
Holmes Alexander reports a declassified file alleging Red China runs a vast narcotics network with 176 opium farms and 30 refineries across 13 districts. The piece argues US policy ignored the issue, links drug traffic to funding foreign trade and anti US activities, and warns of a rising 1972 amid UN engagement with Beijing.
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China
Taipei
Taiwan
USIS
Walter P. McConaughy
Alexander
Red China
McConaughy
Peking
John Chamberlain
Paul Scott
Scott
Wantse
Chungshan County
Kwangtung
United Nations
WHO
World Health Organization
Mao Tse-tung
Red
Nixon
Nixon Visit to China Sparks Logistical and Rhetorical Debate
The piece reflects on President Nixon's China trip, noting language choices like the People’s Republic of China and Republic of China in Taiwan. It critiques diplomacy symbolism, prearrival arrangements, and the Shanghai stop, while detailing author Theodore White’s favorable, biased chatter about Chinese Communism and a mock barter for information.
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Nihao One
Richard M. Nixon
People's Republic of China
U.S
United States
Richard Nixon
Mao
Caligula
Rome
Lyndon Johnson
Nixon
Rmn
People’s Republic of China
Peking
Shanghai
Guam
Strategic Air Command
Yore
Theodore White
Hham
Where To Write Your Legislators AT WASHINGTON
Senators Hartke Bayh and representatives Bray and Dennis listed with room numbers in the Old Senate and Rayburn office buildings in Washington D C. Addresses include 20510 and 20615 for House offices.
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Washington
Sen
R. Vance Hartke
Senate
Washington, D.C
Birch E. Bayh Jr
Longworth
Ava
William G. Bray
Rayburn
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Friends of the FBI
Justice Department
J. Edgar Hoover Long
Mr. Hoover
Colorado
FBI Hs
Hoover
Madison County
Thomas Jefferson
Alice Widener
By Alice Widener
THE
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Anderson
Harriet W. Toner
Jane Toner Scott
Robert
Jackson Harles
W. Laughlin
Moneyer
India
Tieved Daly
Moil
Indiana
Nyold Pon
Tnt
Toot Mo
the Herald
Associated Press
Behemoth U
Kirk
Phillips’ Survey
Phillips
Holmes Alexander
State Department
Saturday Evening Post
Asia
United Press International
Australia
Harry Anslinger
Federal Bureau of Narcotis
Charles Airagusa
Thomas Dodd
Lowell Thomas
Free World
Hong Kong
Visi
Red Chinese Institute of Agricultural Science
National Science Foundation
Academy of Sciences
America
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Buckley
Biafra
Nigeria
Prc
Chiang Kai-Shek
United States of America
David W. Dennis Pooper
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