Nixon View On Secrecy Faces Test
Washington United Press International reports a top freedom of information official says President elect Richard Nixon will clash with Congress over executive privilege. Archibald predicts Nixon aims for a more open policy than Johnson while narrowing privilege to the president.
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Kirk Douglas' Son Marries in Great Falls Montana
Joel Douglas son of actor Kirk Douglas and Susan Jorgensen of Great Falls will wed Sunday at the First Congregational Church in Great Falls. Both are drama students at the University of Montana Missoula. Announcement made by their parents Mr and Mrs Stanley Jorgensen.
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Nixon to Seek Congress Support After CIA Hoover Stay
President-elect Nixon plans to keep FBI Chief J Edgar Hoover and CIA Director Richard Helms in place. He meets with congressional leaders and former President Eisenhower to map strategy for pushing his program through a Democratic Congress. He also plans visits with Dayan and other leaders as he lays groundwork for the transition.
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New York Police Sleeping On Duty Charged
New York police officers are cited for chronic on duty sleep during shifts. The New York Times reports widespread “chap ing” with patrol cars idle overnight and sleep aids used under coats. Dept officials vow zero tolerance and imminent discipline for guilty officers or tolerators.
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New Tough Gun Bill Now in Effect
Washington reports the federal gun control act, signed Oct. 22, bans interstate sales of rifles shotguns and ammunition by non licensees. The law restricts mail order and in person trades needing state compliance and forbids imports of surplus military weapons. exceptions include certain sport firearms. Age limits and dealer prohibitions are outlined with penalties and enforcement by IRS.
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Cesifosing tot San Antosia Light WH Ape San Anica
Fragmentary OCR text appears to describe a San Antonio area light and postal guidance with garbled place names and numbers. The readable elements mention San Antonio Texas, a 470-22 barcode-like fragment, and references to daily frequency and postage, but key details are unclear.
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