HEW Relaxes Security for Part Time Advisers
The Department of Health Education and Welfare will relax security clearances for part time consultants. Secretary Robert H. Finch ends internal security investigations of advisers and requires three references and a loyalty affidavit. FBI checks will follow and nominees may challenge evidence if concerns arise.
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Richard D. Lyons
New York Times
Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Robert H. Finch
H. E.W
Department
Office of Internal Security
Finch
Horse Unamerican Activities Committee
Funch
Atomic Energy Commission
Department of Defense
National Academy of Sciences
Congressional
Harlan Reed Ellis
Columbia University
Ellis
John’ G. Veneman
H.E. W and
W. Phillips Rockefeller
OV Diz Involved In Raid
Local report identifies OV Diz as involved in a raid investigated by authorities. Officials provided few details about the incident while continuing inquiries and outlining security measures in the area.
Nationwide gambling syndicate raids target sports figures
Federal agents raided multiple cities including Detroit Lansing Las Vegas and Phoenix in a crackdown on a multistate gambling ring linked to sports figures. Authorities seized cash and checks totaling over 622000 and expect a 23 member grand jury to hear testimony to determine the scope and participants including named figures in sports and horse racing.
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New York Times
Detroit
Jerome
Dizzy) Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Internal Revenue Service
Lansing
Mich
Las Vegas
Nev
Phoenix
Ariz
James Ritchie
Justice Department
Organized Crime Task Force
Ritchie
James Brickley
U.S
New York
Michigan
Alabama Economy Shows Strong Tax Growth in Early FY 1969
Alabama's Revenue Department reports October through December 1969 revenue rose to 129.4 million, a 9.36 percent gain over the prior year when adjusted for new taxes. Sales tax led with 15.4 million in December, tobacco and gasoline taxes rose, and a 4 percent utility tax contributed 4.8 million in the first quarter.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
State Revenue Department
Revenue Department
Harvey L. Rabren
Major Cities Step Up Fight Against Pollution
President Nixon warns New York Philadelphia and Los Angeles may become unfit to live in without curb measures. New York reports a 56 percent drop in sulfur dioxide and a $1 billion sewer and water treatment program. Philadelphia spends $250 million on air quality monitoring and emission controls. Los Angeles targets auto emissions and cleaner fuels as smog persists.
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Nixon
New York
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Environmental Protection
Merill Eisenbud
Department of Air Resources
Eisenbad
Department of Water Resources
Hudson
East
Sanitation Department
Fisenbad
John V. Lindsay
Tevity
Los Angeles County
Pacific
U S Will Stand by Formosa Veep Agnew Reports Support
Vice President Spiro Agnew told Nationalist China in Taipei that the United States will honor its treaty commitments while seeking contact with the Red Chinese. He urged Asian self reliance does not equal abandoning allies and noted trade easing aims to reduce tensions and cut military spending. Local reactions questioned whether aid to Nationalist China would continue amid U S moves to engage Beijing.
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Taipel
Formosa
Spiro T. .Agnew
United States
Vietnam
Taipei
Agnew
Sung Shan
China
U.S
Senate
China News
Mayor Lugar recalls Nixon New Year call to Indianapolis
Indianapolis Mayor Richard G Lugar said Indiana Bell faced consternation and a teed up operator during a New Year call from President Nixon at the Western White House. Lugar, vice president of the National League of Cities, said Nixon wished to discuss urban programs and the budget in the state of the union portion.
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Indianapolis
Richard G.lugar
Indiana Bell Telephone Co
Nixon
White House
San Clemente
Calif
Lugar
Washington
Indiana Bell
National League of Cities
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
By Jerry-M.-Flint
Decatur
Magnavox
Robinson
Second Ave
London
Lord Strathnaver
Countess of Sutherland
Scotland
Constable Sutherland
Eton
Sutherland
Bruce Mosteller
Eva
Morgan County
Mosteller
Cullman County
Cleo Teague
Lonnie McDaniel
Seattle
THE
Associated Press
Richard Who
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