Congressional Conspiracy Attack on Internal Security Committee
An exclusive Washington guest editorial alleges a small left wing minority in Congress used a secret caucus and a voice vote to shift the Internal Security Committee’s duties to the House Judiciary Committee led by Peter Rodino. It claims the move was strategic and undemocratic and urges readers to contact Rodino.
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California
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Massachusetts
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West Side Pirates to Open New Gym vs Downey Next Week
West Side High School Pirates prepare to christen their brand new gym with an opening basketball game against Downey next Wednesday evening. Downey counter with Bob Fulton, who scored 12 points in the Indian scoring effort as Preston beat Malad 41 to 30. West Side then rallied to defeat Downey 38 to 29, overcoming a fourth quarter deficit. The Franklin County budget for 1950 totals 28427583 dollars with a public hearing scheduled Monday. Also announced Paul Perkins Salt Lake City middleweight joins the pro fight card drawing local ring fans.
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Preston High School
Malad
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Franklin County
Paul Perkins
Salt Lake City
Preston Holiday and High School Basketball Highlight
A Preston High School basketball win over Logan High, 29 to 20, featured standout Rulon Hansen. Friday events include a Franklin Stake Sunday School social in Whitney and BYU devotional with Orlando Peterson performing.
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Preston
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Byu
Florence Madsen
Russel Welker
Middle East Tensions Fold Over Oil and Front Lines
The report notes Sadat pressuring Kissinger and Ford era critics as he seeks oil field concessions and possible withdrawals on the Golan Heights and the West Bank front. Kissinger faces pressure to secure terms with Arab nations before a deadline.
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Middle East
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Golan Heights
West Jordanian Front
Editor notes corrections on quotes and coverage
Readers learn that The Citizen misquoted a superintendent and quotes a letter writer defending coverage of a Preston High School Playboy drive. The editor explains sourcing, notes, and desire for accuracy, while letters praise newspaper reporting and community calendars and thank editors for coverage.
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Playboy Magazine
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View From the Capitol President Should Change Leaders
Idaho Governor Cecil D. Andrus argues for a new approach to national leadership and long term economic solutions. He urges the President to dismiss failing economic advisors, replace them with fresh leaders, and adopt Lincoln's practice of rotating advisers until effective ones emerge.
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