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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1976

Page

12

Levi Refused Wiretap Approvals Hinder Counterintelligence Efforts

Senior U.S. intelligence officials say Attorney General Levi refused six requests for electronic surveillance in counterintelligence cases over the past year. They note the refusals hinder efforts to monitor suspected foreign espionage contacts while emphasizing civil liberties concerns.

Washington Ronard Levi FRE CIA United States U.S Ivan Ivangy Joe Zich Joe Zilch Levi Justice Department

Underground school papers win right to distribute on campuses

California Supreme Court ruled public school grounds may host underground student newspapers without prior approval. The decision reversed a lower court finding in a suit by Susanna Hiidt of Los Angeles, creator of Red Tie, who argued the Los Angeles Unified ban on distribution was improper and violated free expression.

San Francisco California Supreme Court Dcision Susannal. Hiidt University High Los Angeles Red Tie Pll Miss Bright

Former HEW Assistant Robert Beatty Dies

Boise Idaho AP reports Robert Beatty former assistant secretary of Health Education and Welfare died Wednesday night of cancer at age 52 Beatty was also a conservationist author and publisher The obituary notes his public service and writings within the broader HEW era

Boise, Idaho Robert Beatty

Samurai Swords Return Home to Japan

Nine samurai swords confiscated in World War I were sent back to Japan on the 68th anniversary of Pearl Harbor. The collection belonged to former US Army Capt Richard Park, a University of Michigan political science professor, who also donated 15 swords to the Center for Japanese Studies. A Japanese consulate spokesman said three owners are found near Tokyo, with others being sought through family emblems and seals.

Chicago Japan Tokyo

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