Mitchell Raised 1984 Fears: Study Warns of Orwellian Surveillance
A Washington panel said under John Mitchell, federal powers expanded to monitor citizens, with aggressive wiretaps and preventive detention. The report urges restraints on data banks, limits on social security numbers as universal IDs, and curbs on government surveillance to avert a 1984 like society.
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Right to Refuse SSN Seen in Federal Advisory Report
Washington panel urges limits on using Social Security numbers as a universal identifier. It calls for a federal code of fair information practices and the right to know what data about a person is kept and how it is used.
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Haldeman says he was kept in the dark on Watergate
Senate testimony details Haldeman denying knowledge of White House funds and espionage plans in 1972. He recalls Dean warning him of two meetings about burglary and political espionage with Mitchell Magruder and Liddy. Tapes Nixon denied listening to are cited as refuting Dean’s claims, as committee weighs release.
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Meat Shortage Hits U.S. Markets Warns Kroger Chief
By the Associated Press a Kroger president says supermarkets will run out of many beef cuts by week’s end as cattle are not brought to market. He cites a beet price freeze pressuring workers and predicts further layoffs unless prices rise. Union officials warn of broad shortages and price controls, while federal officials say supplies will be managed to meet needs.
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Nixon and Hirohito To Trade Visits
Washington AP Nixon will visit Japan and Emperor Hirohito will come to the United States on formal visits. The talks with Japanese Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka set the plans, with Nixon’s trip possibly late this year or 1974 and Hirohito’s visit next year. Tanaka praised growing U.S.-Japan ties and mutual understanding. Mrs Nixon attended the ceremony with high officials present.
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Airport Runway Work Set To Begin Next Week
Cedar Rapids Municipal Airport runway resurfacing is to start next week with a total project cost near 2.25 million dollars. The city will fund about 620 thousand after a federal boost raises funds to 1.6 million and 75 percent federal participation. The project includes land easements from the Dolezal and Ryan properties and other bought lands. completion this fall is unlikely.
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DC-9 Liner Breaks Up On Landing At Boston Airport
A Delta Airlines DC jet with 88 aboard crashed near Lagan International Airport in heavy fog. At least 85 died, one survivor taken to Massachusetts General Hospital. Eyewitness said the craft disintegrated on impact, debris scattered on runway and water, likely striking a seawall. State police noted a 2 foot wall breach and a long search.
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Nixon authorized secret Cambodia raids and Laos cover
Former Joint Chiefs chair Wheeler testifies that President Nixon ordered covert bombing of Cambodia in March 1969 and similar dual reporting systems hid Laos raids in 1970. Wheeler says National Security Council approved the scheme and that secrecy was justified for diplomatic reasons.
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