FBI Probing Leaks in Capitol Hill Security
State Department personnel are being questioned by FBI agents to uncover how sensitive articles were leaked to the press. spokesman Robert J. McCloskey said the probes seek sources of news disclosures harmful to national interests and noted the FBI queries occur with the secretary of state’s approval.
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New York Times News Service
Washington
State Department
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Robert J. McCloskey
F.B.I
McCloskey
Secretary of State
Powell Moore
Justice Department
Information Office
Department
Internal Security Division
Pentagon
Wallace Eyes New Hope Again In School Busing Fight
Governor George Wallace signals another bid to reopen New Hope Junior High in Limestone County arguing safety concerns justify court action if parents oppose busing. He plans a public hearing in Athens after semester’s end and cites a $30,000 repair offer. Local officials face possible court action to modify or reopen the school amid federal inquiry notes.
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Montgomery
George Wallace
New Hope Junior High School
Limestone County
Wallace
Limestone County Board of Education
Athens
New Hope
State Dept tightens access as lie detector probe stirs nerves
State Department officials say the FBI has been dormant since McCarthy era charges. Reporters say officials limit press access, with no comment on investigations and topics like Nixon's China trip and Thieu’s campaign. McCloskey notes some subjects are off limits.
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F.B.I
Joseph R. McCarthy
McCloskey
Nixon
China
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
FBI
Wallace urges officials to challenge federal busing orders
Montgomery brief reports Gov George C Wallace asks Alabama school officials to seek federal court relief from busing mandates aimed at racial balance. He protests long distance busing and reportedly threatens to use state troopers to transfer seven white pupils from a black school to a white school farther from their homes in Montgomery County.
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Senate
Wallace
U.S. Supreme Court
Warren Burger
Burger
Supreme Court
Montgomery
Ala
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Montgomery County
Wallace dodges long hair question at Alabama conference
At a Thursday news conference Governor Wallace avoids a direct answer on students wearing long hair. Reporter Claude Duncan challenges him as Wallace says school boards and students should decide. he remarks hair length is not the issue.
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Montgomery
George Wallace
Wallace
Alabama Journal
Claude Duncan
Duncan
Meet the Press
Waste Woes Tie Meat Packers to City Sewer Plans
Decatur officials weigh extending sewer service to two meat packing plants near the city limits. Council opposition grows due to potential overload and right of way issues. City water already serves Barney's Park House and Nelms & Son as they seek connections before January 1.
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Decatur Water and Sewer Departments
George Godwin Jr
Barney's Park House
Nelms & Son
Alabama 24
Westgate
Decatur Planning Commission
Bill Locklear
Barney’s
Johnn H. Nelms
Godwin
Ratliff
Ratliff Industrial Park
Sth St
16Th Ave
Barney’s Park House
Nelms
Morgan Court Bill Gains House Okay
A Morgan County Court system reorganization bill cleared the House and heads to the Senate. It includes raises for county officials and supports hospital board expansion and city annexation plans for Decatur. Russell Counts plans housing development. juror excusal in capital cases may occur outside defendant presence in the Eighth Judicial Circuit.
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Morgan Court
Montgomery
Morgan County
House
Senate
C. Bennett McRae
Hospital Board of
Decatur General Hospital
Decatur
8Th St
Harrison St
Russell Counts
Eighth Judical Circuit
Alabama
Ralph Slate
McRae
Cauthen Sees Bus Bill Axe
State Rep. David Cauthen of Decatur predicted Gov. Wallace anti-busing bill will fail in federal court. He warned before the House that as written the measure cannot stand. He had sought an amendment to limit public officials.
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Winford Turner
Montgomery
David Cauthen
Decatur
George Wallace
House
Cauthen
Pickup trade nets over 30 replies in Decatur Daily ad
Larry Sandlin of 112 Azalea Hartselle sold his 1962 Chevrolet pickup for a low price after listing it in the Decatur Daily Want Ads. The ad notes a strong response with more than 30 inquiries. It promotes fast-action results and a special family rate for 14 days of ads. Contact numbers are provided for different regions and times.
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Larry Sandlin
Azalea
Hartselle
Decatur Daily Wanted
Decatur Daily
Treaty of Paris Ends Revolutionary War in 1783
On this date in 1783 the Treaty of Paris formally ended the Revolutionary War between the United States and Britain. Forecast shows a 30 percent chance of rain today and tonight, rising to 40 percent on Saturday with highs around 86 and lows near 68. complete weather details appear on page B-5 along with a river map.
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Paris
United States
Britain
Lawmakers Take 12 Day Respite From Session
Alabama Senate adjourned after a day of compromise and dispute, with a 12 day unpaid recess for both chambers. Sessions resume at one minute after midnight Sept. 14. A filibuster persists on property tax reform amid highway bond debate. Sen. Lybrand cites farmland tax concerns under proposed 15 percent farmland and 25 to 30 percent rates for other property.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Senate
House
Fred Ray Lybrand
Calhoun County
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