FBI Prosecutions Spark Debate Over Past Misdeeds
The feud between the Justice Department and FBI over prosecuting bureau members for illegal mail opening wiretaps and burglaries intensifies. FBI Director Kelley urges Attorney General Bell to drop the Kearney indictment while civil libertarians push for reforms and transparency amid a weekend protest by 300 agents in New York.
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Justice Department
FBI
Clarence M. Kelley
Atty
Griffin Bell
Bell
John J. Kearney
Bureau
American Legion
Kearney
Spiro T. Agnew
Department
New York
Kelley
Weather Underground
Silk screening tips and a star on the front page curious
A screen printing expert explains the cost and steps to transfer magazine images to T shirts with photo positives color separations or line and tone methods. Examples include a $12 per color screen, 75 cents per print, and $3 setup for under 12 garments.
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W.H. A
Joseph Whitlock
Clary's Screen Printing Co
Winston-Salem
Charles Crofts
Servisign Co
Seventeen
Cosmic Rainbow
Dept. St-2
W. 53Rd
Minneapolis
Minn
Russian Art Museum Faces Disappointing Russian Exhibit
New York report details a Russian museum show that disappoints curators with over-restored, mediocre works from 14th century to modern times. Highlights include two Kandinsky pieces and a rare Akhmatova portrait, while Chagall’s absence sparks interest in a hitherto untold West-East tale about a 1969 Akadem Gorodok initiative and a Return to the Motherland painting.
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New York
Russia
Vasilii Kandinsky
West
Lev Samoilovich Bakst
Natan Isaevich Altman
Anna Akhmatova
Vladimir Nemkchin
Dmitri Plavinsky
Moscow
Marc Chagall
Soviet Union
Akadem Gorodok
Novosibirsk
Siberia
Death Lost Crime Won in Denver Robbery Case
Bobby Magers born with cystic fibrosis now 16, this week sentenced to six years in the Colorado State Reformatory for robbery. He faces adult trials for shooting a policeman and two more robberies, with Juvenile Court Judge James J. Delaney allowing adult treatment.
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Denver
Bobby Magers
Bobby
Colorado
James J. Delaney
Judy
Austin Magers
Denver Post
Mondale backs Young and defends outspoken UN ambassador
Vice President Mondale praised Andrew Young saying he speaks his mind and that is desired. He defended Young at a press conference after Young labeled the white South African government illegitimate, noting the open, imperfect nature of the administration.
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Detroit
Walter F. Mondale
Andrew Young
U.S
United Nations
Mondale
Young
State Department
South Africa
Cambodia’s Khmer Rouge Executions Reported To Save Ammo
U S officials recount two years since Cambodia’s fall to the Khmer Rouge with estimates of 600 000 to 1 500 000 deaths from executions starvation and forced marches. Pickaxe killings and a barter economy replace currency as propaganda and control tools.
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Washington
U.S
Cambodia
United States
Khmer Rouge
Lon Nol
Martin calls for Young resignation over U.N. stance
U S Representative Jim Martin urged U N Ambassador Andrew Young to resign accusing him of terrifying allies and insulting the British. He cited Young's remarks on Africa and Rhodesia and noted Carter would not fire him. Senator Jesse Helms attacked Carter's energy plan as unfair to workers.
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North Carolina
Carter
Young
Andy Young
U.S
Jesse Helms
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