Editorial on Electronic Surveillance and Mafia Tactics
A Reader's Digest feature argues for limited wiretaps in U.S. society amid a food store chain fight with alleged Mafia rivals. It notes Johnson’s ban on wiretaps, fires targeting warehouses, and slow court progress while urging stronger crime control measures.
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Washington intrigue over Interior chief Hickle
Washington reporters note Interior Secretary Hickle is under pressure after a student protest clash and a public attack on Nixon. New disclosures claim he spent about 40000 rewriting his office with 27000 in furnishings and 7000 in design, with the GAO calling the purchase method beyond Interior authority.
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Tibetan Reflections On Liberation From Communist Rule
Tsewang Jigme Tsarong, Tibet refugee and Valparaiso University student, describes Tibet’s 1949 invasion, exile to India, and 1959 revolt. He argues China seeks regional dominance and warns that a U.S. pullout from Vietnam could allow Communist expansion across Asia. American Way Features.
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Insurance brokers urged to back federal protection plan
Proposals call for a broker insurance corporation funded by the federal government at nominal cost to shield investors in the stock market. With several major brokerage failures in six months, advocates urge criminal penalties for misused funds and swift congressional action, a plan boosted by President Nixon.
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Self View vs Friends Opinions
The text contrasts how personal self opinion differs from friends views. It notes that many people can persuade you to do things for others without compensation, shaping behavior through external expectations and incentives.
Debated Pornography Report Sparks Congressional Scrutiny
Washington report notes the Presidents Commission on Pornography found no link to crimes or moral decline and urged repealing adult exposure laws. Critics, led by Dr. Victor Cline, allege major biases and 16 errors, accusing the commission of rigged data and preconceptions shaping conclusions.
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