Hoover Legacy Revived as Kelley Heads FBI
The article examines how Clarence Kelley, as new FBI director, aims to continue J Edgar Hoover's legacy while addressing Watergate fallout. It notes concerns over political surveillance, civil liberties, and the agency’s shift toward accountability and independence from political pressure.
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Professor Seeks To End Myths Of Bigotry
Portland Oregon based English professor Tom Burnam writes The Crowell Dictionary of Mis Informa tion Misquotation and Nonsense to expose myths and racial stereotypes. He asserts misinformation endangers democracy and plans alphabetic entries from A to Z plus notes on historical errors.
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