Justice Dept Says AG and President Only Decide Wiretaps
The Justice Department argues that only the attorney general and the president, not the courts, should decide on domestic wiretaps to protect national security. Judith Clark, linked to the Weather Underground, faces charges over alleged cross state lines plots in Chicago in 1969. Mitchell testified he approved the Chicago tap at FBI head Hoover's request, but the AG contends court approval is not constitutionally required.
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Nixon asks religious leaders to help curb drug abuse
President Nixon convened a White House meeting with Protestant Catholic Orthodox and Jewish leaders to mobilize faith groups in a national effort against drug abuse. He framed the issue as a spiritual crisis and urged cooperation between government and churches to address underlying frustration and personal needs.
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Administrator Holds Pivot in Kansas School Lobby
Dr. Marvin Harder, former education adviser to Gov. Docking, told a Kansas administrators meeting that school leaders occupy a pivotal mediating role between teachers and school boards. He warned that funding remains a crisis and urged stronger lobby access, cohesion, and clear leadership to boost political influence and tax reform options.
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Missouri campus form SMCC to lead peaceful spring action
Columbia leaders of the peace movement organize the Student Mobilization Committee of Columbia to promote moderation this spring. They aim to fill a void from SDS decline without reviving radical tactics, welcoming radicals as members but rejecting SDS style methods.
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New Look For The USO In A Year Of Change
Washington AP. Marking its Mth year the USO remains active for American service members while expanding to soul food drug counseling and civilian outreach. Firestone notes uneasiness over the Vietnam war yet the USO acts as a bridge between civilians and the military with about 750000 door visits monthly. The USO presents live shows surpassing Broadway with over 800 performances reaching about 8 million servicemen assisted by more than 1000 entertainers including Bob Hope. Frances Langford reflects on her Vietnam tours and the USO's evolving efforts, including sending Miss Black America to Vietnam and expanding menus and drug awareness counseling for GI's.
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USO
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United States
Harvey S. Firestone Jr
Broadway
U.S
Hope
Frances Langford
Vietnam
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