Snooping expose hits NSA KGB wiretaps and privacy fears
Report claims the NSA allowed a Soviet KGB led telephone tapping program to unfold in the United States, focusing on business and government leaders including members of Congress. Sources say hundreds of thousands or millions of private conversations were recorded while the NSA listened as well. Investigations are urged by the White House and Congress to protect citizen privacy from government and foreign intrusion.
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Washington
National Security Agency
KGB
NSA
Congress
White House
Boo Of The Week Boo Of The Week over defense budget and Ford veto
Public Pulse notes the Senate defense bill passing with over 25 billion for new weapons including B 1 bomber Trident and ASWACS amid a partisan split. It cites rising Ford popularity from the Mayaguez incident and names several politicians as deserving the Boo Of The Week for defense spending.
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Senate
Pentagon
U.S
Ford
Kansas
Harris
Gallup
Gerald Ford
Mayaguez
Yale University
Congress
John Connally
Ronald Reagan
White House
House
Martha Keys
Sebelius
Winn
Shubitz
Shriver
Pearson
Dole
Rich Gilbert
Wesley
Salina
White House Defends Shah While Oil Clash Simmered
The Ford White House hosted the shah over crepes and caviar as he pressed for higher oil prices. Internal papers ridicule his inflation claims, noting oil hikes stem from producer actions and not demand, with economists pointing to weather and market factors behind food costs and urging restraint in public comment. A separate sea chase report details a four hour pursuit of a drug-smuggling launch off Todos Santos, resulting in one death and 800 pounds of marijuana seized. In Topeka, an interim committee will delay action on affirmative action hiring until Governor Bennett’s plan is reviewed, delaying state government minority hiring directives.
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Washington
Iran
White House
Ford
Shah
Todos Santos Island
Mexican
Long Beach
Calif
U.S. Coast Guard
Coast Guard
Andy LeMay
Leo Evionik
Evionik
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Robert F. Bennett
Neil Arnsmith
R-Phillipsburg
Bennett
Colorado State
Public Pulse on Death Penalty Public Debate
The author argues for capital punishment in premeditated murders and related crimes, urges televised executions to deter crime, cites Biblical and biblical-prophecy views, and hopes the Supreme Court upholds constitutionality with mandatory sentences. The piece reflects personal experience from a prison ministry background and political stance.
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Moody Bible Institute
Supreme Court
David W. Kreger
Rt. 1
K.C.A
Garden City
Cryptoquip wordplay and clue tease by Eugene Sheffer
A cryptogram themed item notes a cryptic wordplay column by Eugene Sheffer with a puzzle clue stating A equals C and a playful cipher context. The piece mentions King Features Syndicate and hints at yesterday's Cryptoquip and a zany schizophrnic pun.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Distaff Side Recipes And Bead Making Trends
A nostalgic column reflects on old time craft ideas such as mock apple pie from soda crackers and rose petal beads, then shifts to denim bead jewelry and a modern soup trend. It recalls past tastes and hints at evolving kitchen experiments and fashion crafts.
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Ami
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