Moss Committee Raps Broad Phone Snooping in Government
Washington AP Moss committee urges tighter rules on telephone monitoring in federal offices. It notes high costs for eavesdropping gear and lack of advance notice to callers. The panel cites 30k yearly for device use and 100k in equipment costs, with many agencies lacking written regulations.
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Senate adopts permanent export act amid tight controls
The Senate backed making the Export Control Act permanent and approved amendments to tighten penalties for violations. Aimed at Soviet bloc and Communist nations, the act bans or licenses exports to target states while seeking a unified trade policy with free world allies. The measure advances to the House for action.
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Bidault vows continuation of resistance in Algeria
AP reports Georges Bidault, former French premier and head of the National Council of Resistance, vows not to abandon the cause or Algeria, asserting ongoing resistance in France and Africa. In Washington, hearings open Wednesday on the Estes case as investigators plan to question 50 witnesses about government activities and alleged fraud surrounding farm subsidies and related affairs.
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Ribi cokfs plea for Senate nomination sparks debate
Hartford political scene shifts as Abraham Ribicoff calls for Democratic delegates to back his U S Senate bid. The former Connecticut governor urges support while opponents debate defense budget policy and the party's presidential slate amid ongoing convention preparations.
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Chief Elected At Girls State Governor Nominee Named
Sally Garay 18 of San Jose won the role of governor at California Girls State, a Whig candidate at the Ameri Legion auxiliary program. Other elected officers included Pamela Pollock 17 Le Mosit lieutenant governor, Lora Schiesinger 16 Los Angeles secretary of state, Sher Hendrickson 17 Oxnard controller, Nancy Brack 18 Stockton attorney general, and Sandra Smith 36 Lom Neach superintendent of public instruction. Garay and an outstanding citizen will attend Girls Nation in Washington, DC.
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