Hoover under fire as critics urge FBI overhaul
Copley News Service reports critics press the case that J Edgar Hoover should retire and that the FBI, built into a powerful law enforcement machine, faces upheaval from within. The piece notes surveillance, informants, and files, with debate over preserving or dismantling the bureau amid threats of disruption to government.
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IRS seizes Toots Shor’s restaurant in NYC clash
A longtime meeting spot for celebrities and politicians, Toots Shor’s is seized by the IRS after 30 years of alleged tax delinquencies. A Detroit psychiatrist notes many Americans view paying taxes as a sacrifice while the TRS calls it a right.
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IRS
New York City
Detroit
TRS
Letters to the editor on school money and politics
An editor letters section contains appeals for campaign funding for the Committee to Elect a Responsible School Board in Fremont and critiques of bilingual education. It includes thank you notes from local political and civic groups praising editorial coverage of community issues and a request for continued support and transparency.
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Fremont Unified School District
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Aruss Ronts
Choal Board
Gene Livermite
Paldew Court
Fremont Charles
Todd Je Sloan
Fremont Memibur
U.S.A
PTA
Jaycees
Raza
R. Jimenez
Newark
Premont
Mr. Uhler
Teachers Celebrate Maloney School Cast of The Plastic M
A Fremont letter extols Mary Griggs and George Pfaffenberger for guiding 42 fourth through sixth graders in a produced comedy The Plastic M. Principal Earl Evans cooperated, with after school rehearsals and treats, fostering creativity, responsibility, and lasting memories for two students who shined as stars.
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Maloney School
Fremont
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George Pfaffenberger
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Washington Representatives for South County Areas List
A list of US Senators and Congressmen with districts including South County areas. Names include Alan Cranston and John V. Tunney with DC addresses, plus Don Edwards. Also mentions other Democrats and district coverage including San Leandro Castro Valley and Hayward regions.
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South County
Alan Cranston
Senate
Washington, D.C
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Cannon House
San Leandro
Castro Valley
San Lorenzo
Livermore-Amador Valley
North Hayward
Alameda
Oakland
Don Edwards
Cannon
South Hayward
Union City
Fremont
Newark
Santa Clara
Nowern
Baty Malety Enaiics
Vietnam war protest at McGovern hearing shocks Capitol
About 100 Vietnam Veterans Against the War disrupted a Fulbright Foreign Relations Committee hearing on McGovern's Vietnam Disengagement Act of 1971. McGovern urged stop funding the war. supporters clashed with veterans, prompting questions about security and public protest in Washington.
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Pete") McCloskey
Capitol Hill
Bob Griffin
America
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Lyndon Johnson
Abraham Lincoln
Nixon
Jesus People Faith Trend Or Fad On Florida Beaches
Paul Harvey notes a wave of youth Christian revival across the nation as Easter beach gatherings shift from revelry to worship. He cites Florida’s Fort Lauderdale sing in, Detroit pastors, Owensboro students, and Hot Springs ex-junkies turning to church. A Denver elder recalls “coming home” to faith as youth seek timeless moral values.
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Fla
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Fort Lauderdale Beach
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Galilee
Florida
Hollywood
Sunset Boulevard
Owensboro
Hot Springs
Ack
Detroit
David Johnson
Davit
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Denver
Misa Vicki Hagberg
Vicki
Henry J. Taylor Comeback by market aids Nixon
The stock market recovery carries political significance for President Nixon. The bear market collapse and sharp rally show that turnover came from large individual investors, not mutual funds, and the market’s rebound heightens confidence influencing economic policy and reelection prospects.
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Nixon
This Day in History United Press International Highlights
A collage of events: 1878 Boston papers advertise telephone service promises. 1931 President Hoover hosts Siamese King Prajadhip, first absolute monarch to visit the U.S. 1945 U.S. troops liberate Dachau prisoners. 1964 Princess Irene of the Netherlands wed in Rome to Prince Carlos Hugo amid Bourbon-Parma links.
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King Prajthipok of
Siam
United States
Irene of the Netherlands
Rome
Price Carlos Mui
Bourbon-Parna
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