Wiretapping Questions Left By Justice Report
Washington AP notes a Justice Department report to the Supreme Court raises three big questions about 1963 bugging. It asks when Hoover was first authorized to approve listening devices and whether Kennedy personally approved continued eavesdropping. It also questions the limits of FBI use of taps for national security versus evidentiary purposes.
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Washington
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Cavese
Department
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Robert F. Kennedy
Hoover
Gene
Ral Thurgood Marshall
Fred B. Black Jr
Kennedy
William P. Rogers
Herbert Brownell
New York
Black
Marshall
Johnson
Mars
United States
Television Log Listing Evening Schedule
A dense listing of TV and movie airings from 4 PM to midnight including News Weather Sports and various programs such as Where the Action Is New Orleans After Dark The Rifleman Gunsmoke Hazel Peyton Place The Belle of New York Cry of the City Hellcats of the Navy Trails West and M Squad among others with times and channel notes.
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New Orleans
Texan
New York
Big Valley
Hollywood Palace
Airline Parleys To Continue Amid Stalled Strike
Washington AP reports deadlocked negotiations in an eight day old airline strike will continue through the weekend. Asst. Secretary of Labor James J. Reynolds directs talks with union and airline representatives amid no progress and stark shifts between IAM negotiator Joseph W. Ramsey and airline chief William J. Curtin.
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Washington
Asst
Secretary of Labor
James J. Reynolds
Reynolds
An Airlines
Labor Deepartment
Afl-Cio International Association of Machineists
Eastern
National
Northwest, Trans World
United Air
Joseph W. Ramsey
Union
William J. Curetin
Ramsey
IAM
Curtin
Sunday School Lesson God Is Not Outmoded
Clarence W. Cranford argues worship remains essential beyond science and wealth. He contrasts ancient faith with modern reliance on laboratories and money, cites biblical examples from Genesis Exodus and Micah, and urges worship as a gateway to justice, humility, and moral living guided by God.
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Clarence W. Cranford
Israel
Abraham
Moses
Aaron
Scott-Free
Amos
Apostle Paul
Paul
God
Last Vestiges Of Nazis Meeting The Bulldozers
Nuernberg's Nazi convention site is being cleared over a decade as 2500 acres of Maerzfeld bow to a new suburb. Towers, banners and tunnels are dismantled. only the Congress Hall remains as a monumental remnant while Langwasser grows toward 50,000 residents by 1975.
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Nuernberg
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Party Congress
Maerzfeld Parade
Maerzfeld
Albert Speer
Fuehrer
Langwasser
Joseph Haas
Maerzfeld Towers
Grosse Strasse
USC Heisman Winner Mike Garrett Signs Chiefs Contract
Mike Garrett, the 1965 Heisman Trophy halfback from the University of Southern California, has signed a professional football contract with the Kansas City Chiefs, adding a notable college star to the NFL roster.
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Mike Garrett
University of Southern California
Kansas City Chiefs
Police Stop Yields Multiple Traffic Violations on Main
Three persons were stopped in a radar check in the 200 block of North Main in a 20 mph zone. Charles W. Hawley, 29, Kansas City Kansas, charged with driving 32 mph. Earnest J. Collins, 50, Topeka, cited for 34 mph. Lewis F. Craft, 52, Topeka, cited for 31 mph. Elna D. Carter, 40, Huntington, Ore., charged with running a red light. Claude E. Revel, 65, Lyons, charged with speeding 37 in a 20 mph zone in the 400 block of North Main.
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North Main
Charles W. Hawley
Kansas City
Kans
Earnest J. Collins
Topeka
Lewis F. Craft
Elna D. Carter
Huntington
Ore
Claude E
Revel
Lyons
Gagarin Aims To Be First On Moon
Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin told a Czechoslovak newspaper he would like to be the first to land on the moon. He noted he faces many competitors worldwide.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Yuri Gagarin
Pomona USD 287 Elects New Officers at Meeting
At the Pomona Unified School District 287 meeting Rollin Starosta was chosen president, Daryl Montague vice president, and Alvin Chalmers treasurer. Jewell Spratt resigned as clerk effective July 1, replaced by Eileen Bowman. A SMP insurance plan was approved for unified policies. Recreation commission plans were deferred until spring by district rules. Summer school attendance ranged from 114 to 137.
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Pomona
Rollin Starosta
Daryl Montague
Alvin Chalmers
Jewell Spratt
Eileen Bowman
Spratt
SMP Insurance
USD 287
Unified School District
Bardot and Sachs Honeymoon Dinner at Danny Kaye House
French star Brigitte Bardot and husband Gunther Sachs celebrated their honeymoon with champagne and Chinese food at Danny Kaye's Beverly Hills home. Guests included Bardot's former husband Roger Vadim and his wife Jane Fonda, following a surprise Paris to Las Vegas trip.
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Brigitte Bardot
Gunther Sachs
Danny Kaye
Dash
France
Las Vegas
Nev
Kaye
Roger Vadim
Miss Bardot
Jane Fonda
Bank of Franklin County report of condition 1966
The document shows a bank condition report for the Bank of Franklin County with figures for assets liabilities and capital accounts as of July 12 1966. It lists totals for assets 1 876 402 69 and capital accounts 22 189 552 02 with liabilities 61 686 850 67 and notes the signatories Neal B Baxter and other directors under Kansas Franklin County.
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Citizen's State Bank
Pomona
Kansas
I. Neal B. Baxter
Neal B
Baxter John R, Hudelson
Lois C
Baxter Nicholas V
Hudelson
State of Kansas
County of Franklin
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Beverly Hills, Calif
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W. W. Clevenger
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