Nixon Helped Write U S Internal Security Act
The Internal Security Act of 1950, modeled after Canada's War Measures Act, included the Emergency Detention Act enabling the President to detain suspect saboteurs. Nixon helped draft it. seven detention camps were later closed or repurposed. Mitchell and Yeagley defended repeal as preserving presidential powers while pledging no rush to action against homegrown terrorists. Roosevelt issued emergency orders after Pearl Harbor.
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Court bans four witnesses in My Lai case against Mitchell
Court prohibits four key witnesses from testifying in the My Lai ISG trial unless Congress releases a closed door subcommittee transcript. Judge Robinson indicated the trial should proceed Monday, with prosecution likely delaying only if the transcript remains inaccessible.
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New York Times backs Goodell amid Nixon era politics
The New York Times endorsed Republican Len Charles E. Goodell for the U.S. Senate, praising his stance against the Vietnam War and opposition to two liberal Supreme Court nominees. It argued voters should choose as much for philosophy as party, while cautioning about third candidate James Buckley and concluding Ottinger would offer limited space.
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Caroline Kennedy Faces Growing Teens and Public Eye
Ready for teens Caroline Kennedy, daughter of John F Kennedy, speaks about growing pains as she nears 13, disliking debutante obligations, piano lessons, and dancing. She describes Greece and Hyannis as favorite places, notes pets at her Fifth Avenue home, and shares a wish to continue fox hunting.
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Militants crowd most wanted list grows on terrorism fears
The FBI's most wanted list expands with new entrants described as young militants amid terrorism concerns. New additions include Angela Davis prior to capture, Susan Saxe, Katherine Power, and four men linked to the Wisconsin university cutting and Boston officer murder cases.
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Katherine Ann Powwer
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Mass
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Dwight Alan Armstrong
Carleton
David Sylvan Fine
Leo Frederick Burl
University of Wisconsin
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