Rockefeller Commission Findings on CIA Surveillance Abuse
The commission interviewed 51 witnesses and produced a 299 page report detailing CIA surveillance of Americans, phone taps, and illicit mail monitoring. It notes near solitary confinement for a defector and LSD experiments tied to a death, urging constant congressional and independent scrutiny.
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Rockefeller Panel Proposes 30 Safeguards on CIA Actions
The Rockefeller Commission urges 30 reforms to curb abuses and grant the CIA leeway when national security is at stake. Senate Intelligence Committee chair Frank Church commits to full disclosure, with findings sent to the President and then the Justice Department for possible prosecutions. The report notes most domestic CIA activities were legal, a point likely to be overlooked.
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Nostalgia Impersonations Stir Talk of a Bicentennial TV Special
The piece notes James Whitmore's Truman monologue and Hal Holbrook's Mark Twain shows, alongside Rogers and Fonda touring as Darrow. It links a nostalgia wave to the Bicentennial mood and ponders a proposed live A B C style special where Whitmore Darrow and Holbrook Twain respond to current issues as their characters.
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HEW Sex Integrated Ed Rules Spark Hearing Push
The Department of Health Education and Welfare requires full sexual integration in physical education and sports except for football and wrestling. A House subcommittee will hear protests from groups of both sexes as Congress weighs the impact. Schools face a choice to integrate or risk loss of federal funds, or cut athletics to preserve finances.
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Food cleanliness drive targets restaurant kitchens nationwide
The FDA leads a tougher push with state support to require managers to attend sanitation training. A National Restaurant Association campaign promotes self inspection, while critics warn of ongoing health risks and consumer demand for clean dining environments.
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Profit System Getting Bad Name To U.S. Dismay
A 1960s voice argues that banks and corporations face public misperception of profits and investment needs. It cites an ORC survey on profit myths, warns U.S. industry lags in real growth, and critiques government policy and executive timidity shaping economic decline.
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Public Finance Perils
Washington column warns that 1975 public finance risks are governmental not private. NYC fiscal strains, rising debt, Social Security insolvency, unemployment funds, and large federal deficits threaten bonds and interest rates. Foreseeable debt management warnings foreshadow a no win for stock markets.
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Monroe Louisiana Jewish leaders form new board
A garbled obituary style notice from Monroe Louisiana outlines a group of Jewish community leaders including Ken Brown and J A Sear in a new directorate. It lists contacts and roles for a General Manager Salter Bees and mentions executive officers and a public telephone line.
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Ford hints at forthcoming Middle East peace plan terms
The article discusses President Ford delaying specific peace plan details until after meetings with Sadat and Rabin. It notes expectations that a public U S framework will outline UN resolution execution while Israelis fear an imposed solution. Analysts warn clear definitions may stall progress and push toward long term small steps.
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Sweden Must Rebuild Engine of Profit and Growth
Critics warn that without swift profit reinvestment Sweden risks stagnation as those who harmed the once superb system may accuse it of failing to deliver past benefits.
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