Maine expungement laws threaten rights and public records
The Maine expungement statutes are critiqued for undermining justice and transparency. They risk erasing records, hampering civil action, and constraining courts and law enforcement, with potential dangers if abused by officials or corrupt actors.
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Get tough with leakers in CIA oversight push
The article argues for strict secrecy in intelligence work and supports a new law to fine or imprison former CIA employees who reveal active overseas operatives. Sen. Frank Church backs crack down on leakers to protect national security and endorse stronger penalties.
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United States
Central Intelligence Agency
Frank Church
Senate Intelligence Committee
CIA
Church
Bush eyed CIA post amid Watergate spying claims
Washington memo alleges George Bush used undercover operatives to gather electronic eavesdropping evidence on Democrats during the 1960s campaign. The Senate Watergate committee later found the charges groundless, and Bush faced scrutiny over his actions as he awaited confirmation as CIA chief.
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Les Whitten
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George Bush
Ford
Bush
Senate
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Bellino
John Buckley
Damon Runyon
Fat Jack
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Bee Eye
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Leon
Senate Watergate Committee
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Jerris
Leonard
CIA
Subcommittee
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John F. Kennedy
South Vietnam
Hunt
White House
Colson
Kennedy
New York Times
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H.R. Haldeman
Haldeman
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New York Humility in Washington Slims Over Pothole Politics
Washington commentary contrasts New York humility with national pomp. The piece jokes about New York’s fiscal woes versus Washington’s deficits, noting cost overruns and a social snub toward Rockefeller and Beame. It highlights selective emphasis on money and status in the capital.
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New York Times
Washington
New York
New Yorker
Egg Harbor
New Jersey
Washington’s
Beeen
Seeror
Beren
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CIA
World Trade Center
Lockheed Corp
Ashington
Rockefellers
Lebanon civil war rages after mediation effort fails
Paris report on Lebanon describes Maurice Couve de Murville’s mediation as doomed after his Beirut mission ended with no durable settlement. Despite he hoped for no partition and internal Moslem Christian accord, Israeli raids and renewed clashes deepen the crisis raising fear of wider Middle East conflict. Delegates from Syria and the PLO favored reconciliation but fighting continues.
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New York Times
Paris
Lebanon
Comlex
Middle East
Maurice Couve de Murville
Beirut
Couve
Franjieh
Karami
France
Syria
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Gaulle
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