Burns linked to Nixon IRS order on activist probes
A Congressional staff report ties Arthur F. Burns then Fed chair to passing Nixon’s 1969 IRS probe order targeting student protesters black militants and funders. It notes a Special Services Staff operated under IRS with 8585 individuals and 2873 groups, and cites Kennedy era programs as precedents.
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Congressional
Arthur F. Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Internal Revenue Service
Nixon
Tax Agency
IRS
Burns
Joint Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
Joint Committee
Special Services Staff
John F. Kennedy
Robert
Kennedy
IRS Imed
Randolph W. Thrower
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Thrower
Joint Tax Committee
Tom Charles Huston
White House
House Judiciary Committee
Secret FBI files questioned after Hoover death
Justice Department probes possible removal of letters and documents from J Edgar Hoover's office in 1972 that may have contained sensitive information. Officials note files moved to Hoover's home and into Tolson's control, with some destroyed or not transferred. Mohr, Tolson and Gandy linked to the investigation while no location for remaining papers is confirmed.
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Washington
Justice Department
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Agency
Edward Levi
House Judiciary Committee
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Tle
Congress
Hoover
W. Mark Felt
Clarence Kelley
Kelley
Department
Hoover Associates
Bureau
Clyde Tolson
Tolson
J.P. Mohr
Helen Gandy
Miss Gandy
Hoover House
Mohr
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