Torture debate at State Department police academy
Investigators report that the International Police Academy shown to train foreign officers has no evidence of official torture instruction though student theses advocate coercive methods. Documents describe interrogation tactics and adverse effects, with critics urging scrutiny of the academy and related offices in Washington.
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State Department
Nepal
D-S.c
Joe Spear
Police Academy
Washington
Georgetown
eXa
LD & Tau
Chile
N. South
Than Dinh Va
South Vietnam
Sen. Abourezk
Office of Public Safety
Congress approves funds to repair Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
U.S. Senators Mathias and Beall win Senate Appropriations approval for an extra 2.5 million to speed canal repairs. Total now 3.5 million with 3 million previously authorized. National Park Service will direct work as planners seek Bicentennial goals amid erosion risks and volunteer help.
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Agnes
Maryland
U.S
Charles Met
Mathias
Senate Appropriations Committee
Wphink
J. Glenn Beall Jr
National Park Service
Ford Walks Tightrope as Possible Nixon Impeachment Looms
Gerald Ford, the first unelected vice president, faces pressure amid Watergate fallout as impeachment moves threaten Nixon’s presidency. He defends the committee's charges yet must balance party loyalty with national duty to keep his credibility from slipping.
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Gerald Ford
Nixon
Ford
America
White House
Agnew
Mr. Clean
American Farm Bureau
Atlantic City
Jerry Ford
House Judiciary Committee
House
Senate
Committee
Supreme Court
Wiliam ©. Douglas
House of Representatives
Capitol Hill
Richard Nixon
Ronald Ziegler
Judiciary Committee
Fragmented musings mix flight fear quotes and anecdotes
A jumble of phrases covers travel discomforts flight class contrasts and quirky lines. It invokes pilots steering risks and budget woes while threading in quotes from Job and Stephen Girard about work and mortality.
Financial policy peril warned by Ray Cromley
Ray Cromley argues that high Arab oil influence cannot offset looming economic trouble in the United States. He faults federal money policy for scarce long term capital, rising unemployment, and inflation, warning Western Europe’s failures could trigger a domino effect on U.S. banks and firms. He calls for rapid U.S. industrial expansion with new capital to stabilize employment and prices.
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Ray Cromley
Washington
NEA
U.S
United States
Western Europe
West Europe
Union Picnic Planned By Former and Current Employees
The second annual picnic of the Union Manufacturing Company is announced inviting former employees and those on the payroll. It will be held at Willow Grove Park near Hagerstown on Saturday in August 1958.
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Union Manufacturing Company
Willow Grove Park
Hagerstown
Immigration problem explodes as illegals stir national debate
A Washington letter notes growing opposition to illegal aliens amid calls by unions and IRS for tax and job safeguards. It cites rising illegal crossings from 30–40k in the 1960s to at least 800k this year, with leaders warning of a drain on jobs and welfare costs.
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Washington
NEA
Juan
Internal Revenue Service
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Bureau
Leonard Chapman
Marine Corps
Mintecasion
Chapman
America
U.S
Chapear
Congress
Senate
House
Peter Rodino
D-N.j
Rodino
United States
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