FBI Leadership Under Gray Faces Balancing Rights and Crimes
Editorial outlines L. Patrick Gray III as acting FBI director after Hoover. Highlights aims to preserve FBI integrity while handling organized crime subversion and drug issues. Emphasizes protecting victims, maintaining file privacy, and avoiding a national police force. Ends with commitment to high law enforcement standards.
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J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Mr. Hoover
L. Patrick Gray III
Gray
Annapolis
Nation’s Business
Nation
Mr. Gray
Hoover
Blood donor Alfred Ross beats odds with 135 pints
New York musician Alfred Ross, 66, drums with Disney on Parade, has donated 135 pints of blood, a record that underscores the need for regular donations. He cites Cooleys anemia and leukemia patients who depend on transfusions, urging others between 18 and 66 in good health to give two pints a year to meet demand.
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Alfred Ross
New York
American Association of Blood Banks
Ross
Disney On Parade
Cooley
William G. Battaile
American Association of Blood Anks
Unforgettable Pendleton figure Joe Brinduse dies at 54
Eulogy recalls Joe Brinduse a Pendleton organizer and friend who inspired Pendleton Audubon Society members since 1960. He built a backyard lodge for troubled youths and served as Pendleton Kiwanis president while guiding local youngsters toward birds and nature. Cancer ended his seven year struggle. donations go to Mary Gray Bird Sanctuary fund via Connie Bright.
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Joe Brinduse
Joe Brin
Pendleton
Pendleton Audubon Society
Guide Lamp
Joe
United Methodist Church
Garden Club
Kiwanis
Pendleton Kiwanis Club
Madison County
Guy Martz
Kenny Michael
Kenny
Connie Bright
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay Packers
Mary Gray
Connersville
Cornell Bright
Indiana
Indiana Audubon Society
Nixon crime pledge under scrutiny in U S capital city
The column analyzes crime control in Washington and other cities after a street shooting in the capital. It notes political risk for leaders like Nixon and Philadelphia’s Police Chief Rizzo, plus a fatal bike theft incident involving Gregory Coleman and Officer Charles Pender, highlighting broader racial tensions and safety debates.
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Washington, D.C
Nixon
Miami Beach
Frank Rizzo
Philadelphia
Jerry Wilson
Chel Wilson
Martin Luther King
Goleman
Washington
Charles Pender
Pender
Coleman
Roger Hendrick
Roger
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Paul Harvey on humility and fame in 1972 America
Long-ago braggadocio by Cassius Clay now Muhammad Ali and Bobby Fischer’s tempera ments shape public attention. Walter Winchell’s lesson on press agents contrasts with Van Cliburn’s humble excellence. Nixon’s image shifts toward modest leadership as the United States seeks less pomp and more steady confidence. Constitution preamble closes the piece.
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Bobby Fischer
Cassius Clay
Muhammad Ali
Sam
Husing
Graham McNamee
Boake Carter
Walter Winchell
H. V. Kaltenborn
Paul
van Cliburn
Mr. Nixon
Uncle Sam
Nixon
Asia
Europe
Moscow
Peking
Gen
Fea. Corp
Readers Comment Charges Dennis With Misuse of Mailing Privilege
A reader accuses Congressman David W. Dennis of using taxpayer money for 170000 circulars sent to twelve Indiana counties outside his district. The letter calls for an explanation and cites franking privileges and election campaigning by the official.
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Washington
David W. Dennis
Dennis
Indiana
America
10Th Congressional District
Subcommittee On Postal Service
Committee On Post Office and Civil Service
House of Reppresentatives
Morris K. Udall
Democrat-Arizona
Postal Service
House Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Udall
Federal Diary: McGee Pushes Political Duty for Federal Workers
Gale McGee outlines a plan to require federal workers to engage in politics or lose their jobs. He advocates fines for nonvoters, cites overreach of the Hatch Act, and argues for firing those who refuse political commitments while warning against coercive enforcement and possible big brother implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood Beach
Fla
Senate
Civil Service
Gale McGee
D-Wyo
Post Office Civil Service Committee
American Federation of Government Employees
McGee
Supreme Court
Civil Service Commission
Nixon
Where To Write Your Legislators
A reader guide lists congressional offices in Washington with room numbers and zip codes for Senators Hartke and Bayh and Representatives Dennis Hillis Bray. It notes district covers Madison Del Guate Wont Geuntion Gisate Grant Ti Hemiten and Hancock County and highlights Longworth Rayburn office locations.
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David W. Dennis
Longworth
Washington, D.C
Madison
del Guate
Geuntion & Gisate
Elwood H. Hillis
Sth
Grant
Coe
William G. Bray
Rayburn
Mancock County
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THE
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
Anderson
Indiane
George D. Crittenberger
Harriet W. Toner
Robert £. Jackson
Jane Toner
Scott
Charles W. Laughlin
Andersen
Indiene
Rvte
Herald
Species Messenger
Associated Press
Lece
AP News
Holmes Alexander
Alexander
Paul Harvey News
Harvey
United States
United States of America
Stephen Ellis
Anderson Tom Shaffer
Mill Creek Drive
Chesterfield
E. Orville Johnson
Mayor Rock
Rock
Allis
Flanagan
White River
Eisenhower
Kenneth Ahrendt
Hugh Callison
Shenandoah
Callison
Harry Buss
Beechwood Avenue
Middletown P.S
By Mike Causey
Aaron Burr Memorial Press Room
Treasury Quarters
Hiram Fong
CSC
Robert E. Hampton
Fong
Hawaii
Hiram
AFGE
John F. Griner
Griner
Sen. R. Vance Hartke
Washington, D. C
Sen
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