CIA spy claim sparks debate on U S surveillance reach
London Times contributor Miles Copeland argues that using computers and data sharing the CIA can access or influence virtually all U S government citizen files. He cites IRS, VA, FBI and Secret Service data while noting possible overlaps. The piece also notes Army Secretary Callaway’s disclosure that civilian political activity records remain in a military library and must be removed.
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US acknowledges recon flights over Vietnam amid bombing claims
U S sources confirm reconnaissance flights over North and South Vietnam while denying Hanoi’s accusation of U S pilots guiding Saigon bombing. In Cambodia insurgents shell Phnom Penh, 14 rockets strike the capital, killing a child and three others in a candy shop. 24 civilians wounded.
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Stormy regional weather grinds Midwest with heavy snow
A blustery winter storm drives five below to the low teens across Kansas while a broader blizzard paralyses the northern Plains. Snow totals of four to six inches advance by Friday night in parts of Kansas, with winds up to 55 mph. Roads thin, school schedules curtailed, and emergency shelters opened in western Minnesota as a major storm belt stretches toward the Dakotas and Iowa.
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Press On With Tax Cut Action
President Ford wins momentum for a roughly 15 billion dollar tax cut. Rep. Al Ullman signals fast action as Ford previews proposals to Congress, while discussions cover net impact, possible rebate checks, and energy levy offsets. Labor groups push broader tax cuts as unemployment stabilizes and markets show gains.
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Pearson Critical of Kissinger in Middle East remark
Senator James B. Pearson denounces Henry Kissinger saber rattling about possible U S intervention in the Middle East to protect vital oil interests. He says the Senate would oppose any military action and notes tension between Kissinger and Congress. Agenda notes USC 290 Board of Education meeting topics follow.
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Tornado toll climbs as Dixie storm roars across four states
A fast moving storm spawned deadly tornadoes across four states leaving at least 13 known dead, about 200 injured, and millions in damage. A Mississippi elementary school was struck while 300 pupils hid in hallways and a gym roof blew off in Opelousas Louisiana as 600 students sheltered. Governor Bill Waller called it a possible miracle more lives weren’t lost.
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Docking and Bennett Transfer Kansas Governor’s Office
In a light ceremony, retiring Gov. Robert Docking turned the keys over to incoming Gov. Robert F. Bennett. Bennett says transition is smoother than 1960s handover, as staff move into the governor’s suite and Docking’s portrait is hung beside Avery’s. Bennett to be sworn in Monday under a new four year term rule.
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Ottawa Planning Commission Agenda for Tuesday Meeting
The Ottawa Planning Commission will meet at city hall Tuesday at 7 p.m. to continue discussing private property camper storage regulations and plans for the 15th Street park. Jack Beebe will present data from the central business district study and the vehicle parking analysis.
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