Three Attorneys General in Moments of Truth
The Senate Church Committee findings spotlight Katzenbach Clark and Mitchell, detailing King wiretaps, the Doar plan, and the Huston plan. Katzenbach allegedly allowed King surveillance. Clark approved a broad domestic intelligence push. Mitchell advised withdrawal of Huston plan amid White House pressure.
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Ramsey Clark
Doar
Johnson White House
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IRS
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John Mitchell
Huston
Nixon White House
Tom Huston
Kennedy
Johnson
White House
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Helms
Mitchell
Katzenbach and Clark
IBM
New York
Return to Western Hemisphere permanent status outlined at Grand Chartreuse
A survey of notes covers a permanent residence decision in Ysere France by the General Chapter of the Order. It mentions a 500 acre farm donated by Miss Elizabeth Pierce as suitable for isolation. The report also notes rustling concerns in Bennington County with a $100 reward for information leading to arrests and mentions cattle theft in Manchester. The piece includes local civic and educational notices and a long reminiscence on Luke and changing Hollywood depictions of cowboys, ending with a tale of Luke adopting a black hat and fear in gunfights.
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Grand Chartreuse
Ysere
France
Elizabeth Pierce
Bennington County Farm Bureau
Louis West Farm
Manchester
Congregational Church
Paul Warfield
Prague
No Cowboy by Color of Hat as America Grows Up
A satirical tale follows Luke the cowboy as film executives push a shift from innocent saloon bravado to darker, violent realism. He endures scrutiny from a wife and director, becomes embroiled in illicit affairs, cattle rustling, and brutal acts, culminating in a tragic, moralizing finale.
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Dodge City
America
Luke
Tombstone
Has wonder been stolen from childhood
Boston Globe columnist David B. Wilson examines a Bicentennial restoration in Center Primary School, built 1844 in a Massachusetts tidewater town. He contrasts the 1916 class, framed by a tight community and live teachers, with 1970s students absorbed by television and videotapes, arguing wonder fades with changing media and social context.
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Tidewater
Center
Texas
Daniel Webster
Florida Supreme Court Allows Credit Card Fees In Law Payments
The Florida Supreme Court approved a state bar request to permit lawyers to take credit card payments for financing legal costs expenses and non contingent fees. It cautioned against accepting credit cards for any proceedings related to bankruptcy cases.
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Boston
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