Burglary for Bugging Tactics Tied to FBI History
Sources describe a covert pattern of forced entries used to plant listening devices in crime figures homes and offices from the early 1960s, with Nixon asserting such acts halted in 1966. Officials discuss select agents, legal hurdles, and potential approvals involving Kennedy and Hoover era actions, amid broader debates on national security surveillance.
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F.B.L
Nixon
Justice Department
F.B.I
Nicholas Deb. Katzenbach
Kennedy
Ramsey Clark
Katzenbach
Hoover
New York City
Clark
Washington
High heels spark medical and safety concerns in fashion trend
The article reports experts warning high heel fashion causes arthritic pains in men and increased risk during sudden braking. It cites Marsha Newman’s painful six week recovery after a 6-inch heel incident, plus other footwear dangers and a drive-in drink incident. It also notes Nixon era wiretap statistics showing most taps occurred 1945 to 1954.
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Jacobs
Marsha Newman
Mount Sinai Hospital
Justice Department
Hoover
Sullivan
Senate
Watergate Investigating Committee
F.B.I
Nixon
Robert Kennedy
Eisenhower
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Free tow service offered in Priceville and Falkville districts
Morgan County Commission chairman Dick Fleming announced a Tennessee Valley Authority pilot project allows junk cars to be towed away at no charge. Priceville residents should call 353-7021 and request the environmental health department. Falkville residents call 784-5922. A wrecker will visit homes with a release form. owner consent is required. The eight week program runs through the period.
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Priceville
Falkville
Morgan County Commission
Dick Fleming
Tennessee Valley Authority
Fleming
Environmental Health Department
Hog price negotiations stretch as buyer resistance grows
Negotiations over hog prices, typically brief, now extend up to an hour and a half as buyer resistance remains strong. The resulting price drop points to continued lower costs for pork cuts at supermarkets.
Alabama Senate OKs bills shielding medical trainees and bail changes
The Alabama Senate passed three measures exempting medical students interns residents and fellows under doctor supervision from criminal liability in state schools while supporters urge training gains. The chamber also scrapped a visitor ban near the Senate to ease constituent access and passed a bail bond reform allowing release without bond in most criminal cases.
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House
Senate
Joe Fine
Franklin County
Fine
Decatur Students Return To Ine Class Today
Decatur public and private school students resume classes today after registration days. Public schools Grace Baptist and St. Ann's schedule different start days. County students get an extra week off before Aug. 31 registration. Meat prices shift with pork loin down to 80 cents, hams at 84 cents, lamb wholesale at 82 cents, and chicken at 53 cents per pound with further dips expected next week.
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Decatur City
All Decatur Public
Grace Baptist Schools
St. Ann's School
Morgan County
Freedom Valley site for Tennessee festival announced
Garland disclosed a free music festival will be held in Southeast Tennessee at a new site named Freedom Valley. He did not name entertainers, but said audience donations would benefit a crippled children's hospital.
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Garland
Tennessee
Freedom Valley
America
Crippled Children’s Hospital
Registration To Begin Monday At Calhoun College
Calhoun Junior College announces extended day and night class registrations starting Monday. Athens students register 7 to 9 p.m. Monday at the old Trinity High School, then Cullman City Hall 6 to 9 p.m. Tuesday. Wednesday sessions are 7 to 9 p.m. at Hartselle Hospital and Albert P. Brewer Vocational and High School in Florette.
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Calhoun Junior College
Jim Burr
Athens
Old Trinity High School
Cullman City Hall
Hartselle Hospital
Albert P. Brewer Vocational and High School
Florette
Burr
Power lines ripped down by truck at Mutual Savings site
A truck struck a utility pole at the Mutual Savings Life Insurance Co. home office construction site on U. S. 31 South, tearing telephone and electricity lines and disrupting service for nearby residents. The crash occurred about 3 p.m. Thursday, according to city officials.
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U. S. 31 South
Mutual Savings Life Insurance Co
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William C. Sullivan
Cockamanie
Miss Newman
Rosemont St. SW
Decatur General Hospital
Southside Baptist
Ninth St
Jim Soward
Bible and Church
Thomas Rd. Baptist Church
Lynchburg, Virginia
Moulton Heights
Baptist Church
Moulton Road
Lamar Ingle
Alabama
Decatur
Free
E. Moulton
First State
First State Bank of Decatur
Johnston Street
BER Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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