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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1969

Page

5

Navy lifts secrecy on published articles correcting mistake

Defense Department ends classification of articles in newspapers and magazines. Navy admits Milwaukee Journal piece on Project Sanguine was misclassified and should be unclassified. Officials say the total slide presentation remains secret, with each slide misclassified. The project seeks buried communications lines in northern Wisconsin for submarine contact tests.

Washington Defense Department Oman Pentagon Navy Milwaukee Journal Robert F. Frochike Secretary of Defense Admin Army Air Force Earle G. Wheeler Chirman Joint Chiefs of Staff Wisconsin Milwaukee

Tobacco-State Solons Quietly Fight Ad Curbs

U S lawmakers from Kentucky Virginia Georgia Florida and the Carolinas move quietly to extend the 1965 health warning law and block firings on cigarette advertising by federal agencies. FCC plans tighter rules and a June 30 expiry looming as lawmakers ponder stronger bills.

Washington Capitol Hill Federal Communications Commission Senate House FCC Kentucky Virginia Georgia Florida Carolinas Lincoln Rosel H. Ayde Commission Congress House Commerce Committee Earl C. Clements The Tobacco Institute, Inc Clements

Hickel Portrays Self as a Lover of Nature

In Denver Walter J. Hickel, under fire from conservationists, framed himself as pro conservation and urged wise use of natural resources. He said Americans care about the environment, cited his Alaska record, and hinted the federal government may buy private land to provide outdoor space for city dwellers. The remarks, issued by the Republican National Committee, echoed his Senate confirmation hearings and projected ongoing attention to conservation legislation and public interests. He contrasted development with protection of fish, wildlife, forests, parks, and wilderness.

Denver Walter J. Hickel Senate Lincoln Club Republican National Committee Nixon Hickel Alaska Int America

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