Editorial on Security and press responsibilities
The piece argues security must top national considerations, urging government to review its secrecy safeguards and the press to scrutinize how it handles leaks. It notes White House action directing a governmentwide inquiry across the National Security Council, State Department, Defense Department, and CIA to tighten controls and protect intelligence information.
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Washington
White House
National Security Council
State Department
Defense Department
CIA
Refinery Band to perform summer concert at Baytown park
The Baytown Refinery Hum ble Band resumes its summer outdoor concert series tonight on the lawn before the Baytown Community Building. Director Anthony Hallmar leads the program featuring popular tunes such as The Glow Worm.
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Baytown Sun
Baytown
Humble Band
Anthony Hallmar
Morrell Corner
Goose Creek Street
T.L. West
G.A. Lillie
Herbert H. Duke
West Pearce
South Ashbel
Duke
Dr. Lillie
Texas
North Jones
Libya basket case signals shift against terrorism
State Department analysts say Arab oil producers including Libya, Saudi Arabia, and Kuwait are cutting subsidies to terrorist groups as oil revenues shrink. Gulf nations reduce aid to Syria and the PLO, potentially limiting financing for extremist networks. The shift could ease travel fears and aid tourism as notches in Social Security and Medicare funding woes loom in separate notes.
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Washington
State Department
Lucette Lagnado
Libya
Muammar Khadafy
Persian Gulf
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
Hafez Assad
Gulf States
Assad
Syria
Palestine Liberation Organization
Khadafy
National Gay Task Force Leads Democratic gay rights push
A broad battle over legal protections for homosexuals unfolds across the United States. The National Gay Task Force reports debates in major cities and state legislatures as Democratic majorities advance gay rights laws amid Republican opposition and religious backlash.
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National Gay Task Force
Washington
United States
New York City
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Detroit
San Francisco
Washington, D.C
Wisconsin
National
Gay Task Force
Democratic Party
GOP
Big City
South
Midwest
Tennnessee
Richard
New York
John O'Connor
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
Rembert Weakland
Milwaukee
Raymond Hunthausen
Seattle
O’connor
June 5, 1986 highlights and anniversaries
The day marks RFK's 1968 assassination and death, Montgolfier hot air flight in 1783, WWI draft start in 1917, Marshall Plan speech in 1947, Six Day War start in 1967, Suez Canal reopening in 1975, and the Teton Dam breach ten years earlier. Birthdays include TM Robert Lansing and Bill Moyers. Thought for today by Bertrand Russell. One year ago GM announced agreement to buy Hughes Aircraft Co.
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Associated Press
Robert F. Kennedy
Los Angeles
California
Joseph
Jacques Montgolifier
Annonay
France
Idaho
Snake River Valley
Robert Lansing
Bill Moyers
Bertrand A. Russell
General Motors Corp
Hughes Aircraft Co
Baytown Mothers of Multiples Seek Support for Quadruplets
The Baytown Mothers of Multiples announce an expectant mother of quadruplets. They request donations from local merchants to assist the family when the babies arrive. Contact Sylvia Mayer at 421-4895 or 7618 Shoshone, Baytown, Texas, 77520.
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Baytown
Sylvia Mayer
Shoshone
Texas
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