You Can Help The FBI By Attacking Hoover
Liberal professor argues criticism of J Edgar Hoover cripples the FBI by diverting agents to defend the director. He claims attacks across press, universities, and Congress force 8,332 agents off crime work, leaving the bureau short on manpower to pursue criminals. The solution urged is media restraint to restore focus on law and order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Buchwald
Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Heinrich Applebaum
Criminology
Bonnie and Clyde Institute For Advance Studies
Appenaung
Mr. Hoover
Congress
Bureau
Applebaum
Hoover
America
NATO and U S Europe defense rethink after Mansfield vote
Bruce Biossat argues 300000 U S troops in Western Europe form a real defense, not a symbolic tripwire, and that cutting 150000 could undermine Europe and U S security. He warns against overreliance on tactical nuclear options and stresses maintaining capable conventional forces to deter a Warsaw Pact invasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Biossat
Washington
U.S
Europe
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
NATO
Russia
West Germany
Alain Enthoven
Moscow
Black lung benefits and social security Q and A
A Q and A on black lung and workers compensation explains benefit reductions, total disability criteria, spousal qualification, reporting income limits, and how to appeal denied claims. It notes that only the miner's work affects benefits and provides contact guidance at the local social security office for denials. It adds brief trivia on Taxco Mexico and Mercury as nearby knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Williamsburg
Latin America
Taxco
Indiana Evening Gazette Subscription Rates Display
The Indiana Evening Gazette lists pricing for carrier and motor route subscriptions. Rates include daily ten to fifteen cents, weekly delivery, and longer terms such as three months for nine dollars, six months for eighteen, and yearly options. Mail rates vary by county with monthly and yearly plans shown.
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B. N. Dewitt Ray
Amyve Taylor Ray
Russell M. Hickey
Joseph L. Donnelly
William B. Hastings
Frank B. Hood
Associated Press
AP News
Carrier Boy
Indiana
Arm
Cambria
Clearfield
Jefferson
West
Gading
Wall
Laallekied
Eicept
Washington Merry-Go-Round Inspection Mess
Washington. GAO blames Bureau of Mines for lax mine safety enforcement under 1969 law. In major coal fields few inspections occurred last year. bureau plans costly publicity portraying miners at fault. Treleaven and Failor tied to reform effort amid political maneuvering, raising ethical questions. New headlines note drug control talk and Congressmembers’ travel. Opium smuggling grows in Thailand with Chinese entrepreneurs selling shares. Young Presidents at Hoover Dam event highlights corporate access.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
General Accounting Office
Bureau of Mines
GAO
Rogers Morton
Harry Treleaven
Nixon
Treleaven
Morton
Henry Wheeler
Reau
Allison, Treleaven and Rietz
Holder and Kennedy, Inc
Nashville, Tenn
Bureau
Politics and Safety
Edward Failor
Republican Politi
J. Glen Beall
R-Md
Olin Teague
Dtex
Wilson Boat Line
Potomac River
John Broger
Armed Forces Radio and Television Service
Commerce
Maurice Stans
Lette
Stan
Stans
Thailand
Kuala Lumpur
Singapore
Manila
Hong Kong
Young Presidents Organization
Hoover Dam
Ellis Armstrong
Underworld labor chief linked to Buffalo crime network
Washington writer Victor Riesel reports a tight Justice Department briefing on organized crime units. In Buffalo, aging Mafia don Stefano Magaddino and lieutenant John V. Cammillieri, long tied to Laborers Local 210 and Niagara Falls power projects, wield power over construction labor, prompting questions why a government contractor hires a labor coordinator. The piece questions labor crime links, inspectorate efficacy, and broader city and national implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Riesel
Washington
Justice Dept
Rome
Italy
Carabinieri
Combine
Buffalo
N.Y
Stefano Magaddino
John Cammillieri
Cammillieri
New York
Canada
Laborers’ International Union
FBI
Niagara Falls
Long Island
Senate
Jack Javits
Buffalo Police Dept
Michael Amico
Barbaras
Apalachin
Hod Carriers
Federal
John W. Bateson Co
Delaware and
Huron Sts
Tio
Family life and unfinished business in a playful column
In a humorous personal column, Jake Booher recounts marital quirks with wife Mary a gifted home economist who rarely finishes projects. He cites the unfinished rug, coat fabric, painting, and other crafts, noting mixed admiration and mild frustration while praising her talents.
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Jake Booher
Associated Press
Forest Hills
N.Y
Mary
Mare
Priscilla
Lee
New York City
New Mexico
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Indiana Printing & Publishing Company
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Cking
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Failor
Allison
Brit Hume
Fallor
Dubuque
Iowa
Robert Giaimo
Dconn
Joseph McDade
R-Pa
George Shipley
D-Iii
Madrid
Paris
England
Spain
France
Victor Veysey
R-Calif
House Administration Committee
Dave Tunno
Veysey
Moscow Ballet
Cenfer
Boyle
Joel
Barbara Ward
William Cardinal Conway
All Ireland
Northern Ireland
Stewart L. Udall
Berry's
Richard J. Daley
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