Nationwide wiretap clash looms over Hoover Kennedy hearing
Senator Long plans to summon FBI chief J Edgar Hoover and Senator Robert Kennedy as witnesses on the explosive wiretapping controversy. The dispute centers on Kennedy’s alleged knowledge of eavesdropping when he headed the Justice Department and Hoover’s use of bugging in criminal cases. The hearings seek truth amid conflicting memos and Kennedy’s denial of authorization.
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FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Robert Kennedy
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D-Mo
Hoover
Kennedy
Rep. H. R. Gross
Robert
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Las Vegas
Rep. Gross
Fred Black
Bobby Baker
Subcommittee On
Courtenay Evans
Evans
Ole Miss
Senator Long
Katzenbach
Washington
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
United States
Moyers Leaves White House Press Secretary Post
The resignation of Bill Moyers from the Johnson administration follows speculation about the president seeking a second term. Moyers says personal family obligations prompted his exit and hints at a future publishing role at Newsday.
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White House
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Moyers
Jake Jacobsen
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Salinger
Reedy
Valenti
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New Frontier
Ason
Viet Nam
Africa
McKissick Calls for Ghetto Improvement Over Integration
At Senator Ribicoff's hearings Mr McKissick argued that the ghetto problem in big cities lies in making the ghetto livable rather than evicting residents. He said integration of schools may not improve education and urged strengthening the schools Negroes attend.
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Senator Ribicoff
Time to make FBI an independent agency
The piece argues for an independent FBI similar to commissions like the Interstate Commerce Commission. It cites concerns about political interference from the executive and attorney general, notes recent memoranda with Robert F. Kennedy, and lauds J Edgar Hoover for resisting overreach. It calls for a 15 year term for the FBI head and direct reporting to Congress to ensure impartial law enforcement.
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Department of Justice
Robert F. Kennedy
United States
J. Edgar Hoover
Cannonized by Praise Reverse-McCarthyism Debate
Washington editors critique a trend of unwarranted acclaim for public figures like Averell Harriman and Arthur Goldberg, calling it reverse McCarthyism. The piece warns such labored praise distorts judgment, highlighting risks from Test Ban Treaty rhetoric and the Space Treaty era while recalling the 1962 Missile Crisis and nuclear space talks.
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USA
Lattimore
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Korea
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Eiisenhower
Commonwealth
Averell Harriman
Harriman
Arthur Goldberg
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Supreme Court
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Goldberg
U Thant
Russia
Noes Space
Narodnik echoes in U S nihilist trend warned
A columnist links pre revolutionary Narodniks in Russia to modern U S nihilism. He notes student volunteerism and groups like Operations Crossroads Africa as Narodnik precursors while warning nihilist unrest on campuses, draft protests, and university policy fights undermine constitutional processes.
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Kerensky
Lenin
United States
George Romney
National Association of Manufacturers
New York
Michigan
Operations Crossroads Africa
Peace Corps
U. S
Europe
Lee Harvey Oswald
University of California At Berkeley
Navy
CIA
General
F.B.I
New Orleans
Edward Scannell Butler
Information Council of the Americas
Butler
Romney
U.S
America
How To Keep Well Rest As A Remedy
Rest cures many ailments and in certain disorders is preferred to drugs. Bed rest is ultimate yet must relax mind and body. Rest in arthritis is controversial as it may hinder recovery while wounds heal faster when kept quiet. Churchill showed fatigue management and recovery. Dr Van Dellen will answer questions if a stamped self addressed envelope is included. Tomorrow freezing out cataracts.
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van Dellen
Isaiah 61 1 preached liberty and healing omen
The passage from Isaiah 61 1 is cited to show the Messiah's mission to preach good news bind up the brokenhearted proclaim liberty to captives and open prisons This contrasts the Old Testament prediction with the New Testament fulfillment asserting Christ did and continues to do as foretold.
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Earth
Trichinosis symptoms after undercooked pork
The note outlines onset timing for trichinosis with nausea vomiting and diarrhea within one to four days, larval migration by day seven causing fever and muscle pain, eyelid puffiness, and later muscle-encystment with vague aches as the parasite embeds in muscle fibers.
Child with blue sclera fractures seeks osteogenesis imperfecta aid
Mrs T asks if any medicine can help a child with blue sclera and eight fractures. The condition osteogenesis imperfecta remains baffling with no known cause or preventive measure to date.
Medical term for removal of uterus ovaries and tubes
The operation is typically called panhysterectomy. A more elaborate term is panhysterosalpingo-oophorectomy.
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What Is an Indolent Ulcer
An indolent ulcer resists all forms of treatment and fails to heal. Any ulcer can become indolent, including those on the legs or in the stomach.
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Bones
Marshall
Acheson
Joe McCarthy
McCathy
McCarthy
Owen Lattimore
Internal Security Subcommittee
Daily Health Hint From Monroe News Star
The note cites a health hint about keeping busy as a remedy for punishment. It mentions the Monroe News-Star publishing details from Monroe Louisiana with staff and AP affiliations. The readable text includes address, postal info, and editor names.
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