Senate war critics push for Congress access to secrets
Washington based reports say Sen. John Sherman Cooper introduced legislation to compel the CIA to provide its intelligence reports to congressional committees and the President. The move follows the Pentagon Papers disclosures about the Vietnam War origins and CIA advice on bombing effects.
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John Sherman Cooper
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Central Intelligence Agency
CLA
Wetnan
Congress should be kept informed on foreign policy and security
Senators urged wider access to Intelligence to guide decisions on troop deployments and weapons. They cited the Pentagon Papers and 1947 CIA creation as showing Congress must be informed. Javits called for know-everything access to presidential actions to avoid improvident ventures like undeclared Vietnam.
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Senate
Javits
Vietnam
Court upholds school dress codes on hair length issue
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco overruled lower courts by backing school authority to regulate student hair length. It rejected protests under Civil Rights Act and the Fourth Amendment, saying codes are aimed at education and rights and feelings of students were considered. Saddleback Junior College District and Eastside Union High School District were involved.
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Mh U.8
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Nixon orders secret clearances cut nationwide
President Nixon ordered sharp reductions in top secret clearances across government and on White House staff. Agencies must report by noon Saturday the number granted to non government consultants and contractors. The move targets outside vendors and aides linked to classified material and aims to ensure strict need to know.
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Helen Help Us Censorship Dilemma in Magazine Language
Dear Helen: readers debate censorship in magazines as dashes replace dirty words, sparking a game and questions about shock value. A letter from CLIFF on inlaw woes also reflects everyday family life, with Helen inviting more reader experiences to share.
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Supreme Court
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P.S
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Malin Bottel
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