Top Secret markings and overclassification debate
Overclassification is criticized as harming national security by mislabeling documents and eroding public trust in secret codes. Recounted are instances where requests for top secret stamps sped access or where reports were escalated to secret status unnecessarily, illustrating systemic abuse and challenges in maintaining proper classifications.
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Pentagon
Custer
Air Corps
Washington
TV ads how good advertising pays Whom
A 27 day Atlanta test by Daniel Starch & Staff shows many viewers misidentify sponsors of ads. The Wall Street Journal notes 30 second spot recalls 24 percent of viewers but a fifth mix brands. Overall 76 to 84 percent fail to recall commercials.
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Atlanta
New York
Daniel Starch
Wall Street Journal
Press freedom debate as CBS defies House subpoena
CBS President Frank Stanton rejects Congress demands for edited material from The Selling of the Pentagon docudrama. He argues broadcasting presses face a chilling effect while House investigators weigh contempt action and first amendment scope.
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Carl C. Craft
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Columbia Broadcasting System
House
Pentagon
CBS
Frank Stanton
House Commerce Committee
Stanton
Harley O. Staggers
Dw.v.a
Brobers
Full Commerce Committee
Veteran beats addiction and earns sociology degree
Richie Linder, a Vietnam veteran and former Green Beret, survived heroin and cocaine addiction that led to arrests and a place on the FBI’s 10 Most Wanted list. After 15 months at Horizon House, he has rebuilt his life, earned a B A in sociology, and plans to prove addicts can be helped.
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Bedford Stuyvesant
Special
Green Berets
Vietnam
Linder
Richie Linder
New York
Horizon House
United States
Tuesday Open Duplicate Bridge at Elks Club
Tuesday events include duplicate bridge at the Elks Club from 7 30 to 11 p m. Alcoholics Anonymous and Al Anon meet at United Methodist lounge at 8 p m. Paul Bunyan Chapter SPEBSQSA rehearses at First Lutheran church at 8 p m.
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The
Elks Club
Alcoholics Anonymous
Al-Anon Family Group
United Methodist
Paul Bunyan
Spebsqsa
First Lutheran Church
Whiffs
C. Quistgard
Bridge Players
United Methodist Circle 2
Dwight Sherwood
Big Turtle Lake
Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid
Bemidji
Frank Kluzak
Bettina Masterson
U.S. withdraws two Air Force squadrons from Europe
The United States quietly pulled back two Air Force squadrons from Europe last year while top officials pledged to maintain and strengthen Western forces. Under dual-basing, several units rotate to Europe for exercises, but critics say it is not a substitute for in-place forces and raises defense costs.
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Washington
United States
Europe
U.S
House Appropriations Committee
Pentagon
Air Force
Shaw Air Force Base
S.C
David A. Burchinal
Appropriations Committee
Burchinal
U.S. Air Force
Britain
West Germany
Holland
Spain
Germany
How to tell boys from girls by Hal Boyle
A light AP column jokes about identifying sex differences as adults and teens blur gender cues. It notes common tells like bending for coins, listening habits, and family roles, then wryly observes teen names Pat and Terry show that names no longer reveal gender.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Papa
Denon
Pat
Terry
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Beltrami
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Noha
Staggers
Warren E. Burger
NEA
Brooklyn
FBI
City News Briefs
Penney Lobby
Bethel Lutheran Women Sponsoring
Mirisch
United Artists
Alata
Tarzan
Gee Co
NATO
Alberto Grima
Technic
Sahala
OLOR
Techniscope
Patterson
Bemiay
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