Anderson To Tell Spy Tales
Syndicated columnist Jack Anderson planned to tell a Senate committee that the FBI has investigated people who committed no crimes and has pried into bedrooms of prominent figures for gossip. He criticized FBI overreach as intolerable, before the Senate Judiciary Committee hearings on L. Patrick Gray III’s FBI directorship.
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Jack Anderson
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Anderson
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Russia
United States of America
Senate Judiciary Committee
L. Patrick Gray III
Gray
Ronald L. Ziegler
White House
Ziegler
Dwight Chapin
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Nixon
Donald Segretti
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Alaska Pipeline Case Before Supreme Court
Washington AP government lawyers urge the Supreme Court to decide the fate of the trans Alaska oil pipeline after an appeals court blocked construction by ruling the 1920 Mineral Leasing Act allows only a 54 foot wide right of way. The department asks Congress to amend the law while seeking a ruling on environmental impact and route studies.
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Supreme Court
U.S. Court of Appeals
Interior Department
Department
Congress
Appeals Court
Tuskegee syphilis study details emerge at Senate hearing
In Washington two rural Alabama men testified how the U S Public Health Service lured them into a syphilis study that left their disease untreated for decades. Pollard, 66, of Tuskegee said money and a merit certificate followed a 1932 blood test and misled consent. The Tuskegee Study involved over 430 black Macon County men who received no treatment to observe disease progression, with at least 2 percent to possibly 10.7 percent dying from untreated syphilis.
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Alabama
Senate
U.S. Public Health Service
Charlie Pollard
Tuskegee
Ala
Subcommittee On
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Pred Gras
Macon County
Public Health Service
POW father, boy greet at Buckley after reunion
Five year old Roy E. Ziegler III welcomes Army CWO Roy E. Ziegler II at Buckley Air National Guard Airfield after the father’s release as a prisoner of war from the Philippines. The mother had died three years earlier and the family plans medical and debriefings for the father.
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Roy E. Ziegler III
Army Cwo
Roy E. Ziegler II
Ziegler
Roy
Buckley Air National Guard Airfield
Fitzsimons Army Medical Center
U S Urges More Prisoner Releases In Vietnam
In Saigon, Brig. Gen. John A Wickham Jr. announced Washington seeks the release of about 140 American prisoners by next Tuesday as the cease fire’s troop withdrawals reach 74 percent. The United States has pulled 15,747 allied troops, with 7,769 Americans remaining to be withdrawn by March 28. Violations of the ceasefire and new prisoner actions were reported by Saigon, including 124 violations in the last 24 hours and 50 South Vietnamese dead or missing.
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United States
John A. Wickham Jr
U.S
Joint Military Commission
Vietnam
Wickham
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Contaminated Mushrooms Recalled Nationwide FDA Recall
The FDA announced a nationwide recall of 6 000 cases of canned mushrooms contaminated with bacteria. About 500 cases remain in wholesale and retail channels, each with 24 4 ounce cans of Fred's Fresh Grown Sliced Whole Mushrooms.
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Food and Drug Administration
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