Tapped White House taps 1969 71 target 17 people
The piece recounts the Presidents admission that from 1969 to February 1971 the FBI tapped home telephones of seventeen individuals including four journalists and thirteen government officials to probe leaks. It questions how the seventeen were chosen and names several NSC staffers and others reportedly tapped.
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FBI
National Security Affairs
J. Edgar Hoover
Henry A. Kissinger
John N. Mitchell
Marvin Kalb
Columbia Broadcasting System
Henry Brandon
London Sunday Times
Hedrick Smith
New York Times
Moscow
William Beecher
Defense
Joseph Kraft
Seventeen
National Security Council
Winston Lord
Helmut Sonnenfeldt
Daniel Davidson
Anthony Lake
Roger Morris
Morton Halperin
NSC
Richard Moose
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Laurence Lynn Jr
the Interior
Agatha Christie
Ridder Family Named Editorial staff in 1950s Post
The newspaper lists Herman H. Ridder 1952 1969 Daniel H Ridder editor and publisher Samuel G Cameron general manager Miles E Lines executive editor Larry Allison managing editor Don Ohl editor Editorial Page Bert Resnik assistant managing editor L A Collins Sr editorial columnist.
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Herman H. Ridder
Daniel H. Ridder
Miles E. Lines
Larry Allison
Don Ohl
Bert Resnik
L.A. Collins Sr
Editorial on housing costs pushing shift to apartment living
Rising home prices and higher maintenance costs outpace incomes and threaten living patterns. A shelter crisis could force broad changes, including widespread moves to apartments or trailers as typical new houses become unaffordable.
Classified ad hints at affluent white males work collective
An issue of Society carries a put on seeking affluent white males disenchanted with classism racism sexism and imperialism promising rebirth and mental health gains while excluding contact with blacks poor and women. Address points to Detroit Wayne State University Center for Black Studies.
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Robert Mast
Mast
Center For Black Studies
Detroit
Wayne State University
Letters to the editor touch on war guilt and housing support
Readers debate responsibility for World War II actions including Pearl Harbor and the Bataan death march. A Long Beach note praises a Fair Housing Foundation grant of 30 000 dollars and urges private support, urging Christmas card sales to fund housing open access.
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Hirama
Pearl Harbor
United States
Bataan
U.S.S
Arizona
Long Beach
Milton E. Ammann
The
Fair Housing Foundation
Agnew image tarnished as pressures grow over probe
Vice President Agnew faces a crisis as allies push for a forceful denial, while White House aides show mixed support. The nation watches how Nixon and aides handle the scandal amid talks of 1976 implications and potential shifts in Republican power.
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Agnes
Gerry
Nixon
Warren
Watergate
Ovan
Ronald Reagan
California
John B. Connally
Texas
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Wong Beach
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Mr. Clean
Robert Novak
Inside Report
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Sudan
Athens
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Robert Kennedy
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