Conservatives split over Senate Internal Security subcommittee
The Senate conservative bloc faces a clash over abolishing or trimming the Internal Security subcommittee under Eastland. Hatfield proposes deep cuts deeming the panel symbolic and favors shifting oversight to the FBI while avoiding political backlash in an election year.
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The Old Girl Faces a New Year of 200 Years
A Washington reflection on the United States as it marks its bicentennial. The piece notes aging, retrenchment, and ongoing energy and influence. It highlights immigration, economic strength, education, mobility, and leadership in the world while acknowledging faults.
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Congress Looks to Curb Government Travel Costs
Lawmakers push curbs on official travel amid public outcry over Junket costs. Despite rhetoric and reports, previous efforts failed to curb trips. this year travel expenses may rise from 2.0 to 2.3 billion. Notable items include Albert’s 75 000 Soviet tour and a 68 000 Korea trip. Public anger may drive action.
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Soviet Union
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Carl Albert
Korea
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Presidential Libraries Act and rising costs spark reform talk
The article argues the 1955 act allows federal operation of presidential libraries but forbids construction funding. It notes about 3 million dollars yearly in costs and forecasts more libraries nationwide. It cautions against scattered archives hindering scholarship and questions future ownership of presidential papers. It adds a biblical quote and a Charleston Savannah mail context.
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Nixon
Publicity-seeking socialite claims Kennedy romance
An 86 year old San Francisco neighbor, Mrs. Henrietta McGillicutty, says she had an affair with John Kennedy and produced a coded love letter from an aide. She claims many other Golden Years Sewing Club members also had affairs, ending the interview as she dozed.
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Henrietta McGillicutty
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Henrietta
Jack
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Aversion therapy urged as crime cure by psychologist
California psychologist Barry Singer proposes aversion therapy to condition criminals to feel nauseated at sights of banks guns knives and money. He suggests training convicts to vomit when seeing these targets and even wearing public shaming labels as part of punishment.
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KFS
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Barry Singer
Singer
California Law Review
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