Secret Service and LBJ Friends Dispute Bugging Claims
The Secret Service and Lyndon B. Johnson’s longtime friends disputed Nixon claims that LBJ used secret tape recorders in official duties. They say Nixon overstated and Johnson would not have allowed such bugging. Former aides and Johnson associates echoed that beepers were used rarely and with prior notice to the other party.
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Secret Service
LBJ
Washington
Johnson
Nixon
James R. Jones
D-Okla
President taps own phone legal says Nixon case within law
Former White House aide Alexander Butterfield testified Nixon’s office calls are fully recorded with his knowledge for historical purposes. Justice and telecom experts note legal allowances under the 1968 Omnibus Crime Control Act but warn unannounced recording may be unethical or tariff violations without a warning beep.
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Senate Watergate Committee
Nixon
Alexander P. Butterfield
White House
Secret Service
Fred Langbein
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Butterfield
Justice Department
Kansas Receives Grants For 1976 Bicentennial Planning
Gov. Robert Docking announced a 45000 grant to the Kansas Bicentennial Commission from the American Revolution Bicentennial Commission to advance state celebration planning. He noted a further 110000 in federal funds from the Federal Volunteer Service Corps to start Retired Senior Volunteer Programs across Kansas with several named recipients including Area Mental Health Center Dodge City and Hutchinson Community Junior College.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert Docking
Kansas
Area Mental Health Center
Dodge City
Hutchinson Community Junior College
Northeast Kansas Community _ Action Agency
Neosho County
The
Red Cross
Colby Community Junior College
Hearing Test Set for Lawrence Area
Electronic hearing tests will be offered at The Holiday Inn in Lawrence on Thursday July 19 from noon to 5 p.m. by Beltone consultant Paul Donigan. Free tests using electronic equipment determine degree of hearing loss. Brochures and ear diagrams provided.
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Holiday Inn
Paul Donigan
Beltone
New Statistics Give Cheer To Federal Economists
Washington AP reports administration economists cheer new government data showing a cooling business boom. Industrial production rose 0.3 percent in June from May while consumer goods output fell 0.7 percent, signaling moderating growth and potential inflation relief.
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Washington
U.S
Discrimination Charges Jump In Kansas Says Civil Rights Report
TOPEKA Kan AP The number of discrimination complaints in Kansas surged during winter and spring 1972 the Civil Rights Commission said In its annual report 156 pending Jan 31 rose to 231 by April 30 The commission urged more staff and law revision housing and government unit complaints should be prioritized Of 364 complaints in fiscal 1972 313 were employment 35 housing 16 public accommodations 121 had no discrimination found 69 had enforceable conciliation Mexican Americans increased their complaints in the last two years.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Commission On Civil Rights
Jail Term In Child Case For William J Stewart
William J Stewart pleaded guilty to interfering with parental custody and endangering a child. He was sentenced to one year in the county jail and fined 250 dollars after being arrested by Douglas County sheriff's deputies at 1 30 a m Saturday for taking his 2 half year old daughter Teresa from her mother Elaine Stewart in Lawrence. The child's parents are separated and custody rests with the mother. Stewart, 22, had addresses at 2006 Mitchell Rd and Blue Earth Minnesota.
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William J. Stewart
Douglas County
Stewart
Teresa
Elaine Stewart
Mitchell Rd
Blue Earth, Minn
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