press and police must cooperate for public good
FBI director Clarence M. Kelley argues a shared duty binds police and press to seek facts and ensure due process. He notes mutual suspicion stems from misconceptions, urges forthright press access to lawful investigations, and calls for public acceptance of law enforcement programs through objective reporting.
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Clarence M. Kelley
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin
Viarerise
Honor for Keller by Taxpayers League in San Antonio
The Taxpayers League of San Antonio will host a special luncheon tomorrow to honor Harold Keller for outstanding contributions to the community and government. Keller helped promote council-manager government and county home rule, chaired drafting and civil service bodies, led the City Water Board, and served as city councilman in 1962 53.
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T Mare
Taxpayers League of
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Harold Keller
Santonio
Keller
City Water Board
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Reserve Officers Association of the
U.S
Taxpayer's League
Booby trap in Amendment No to Texas Constitution sparks tax fear
Citizens warned that approving the amendment could let cities levy ad valorem taxes to pay general obligation bonds for a nuclear powered plant. CPSB may issue more than 30 million, risking higher utility rates and property taxes to fund the project. Calls to reverse CPSB’s nuclear plan and oppose the plant.
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San Antonio
Texas
Public Service Electric
Possblity
City Public Service Board
Raytown
CPSB
Stephen Narvasty
Military pay gap sparks veteran hardship comments in letter
Mrs. J.M.M. argues that armed forces deserve better treatment after a 6.17 percent pay rise versus 4.7 percent for Civil Service staff. She recalls long separations, frequent relocations, and recalls during Southeast Asia, urging fairer recognition for military service.
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M.M
Southeast Asia
J.M.M
Pay-Off Book Claims Washington Gossip Hurts Fore Nomination
A year old book "The Washington Pay-Off" by Robert Winter-Berger accuses partisan Washington gossip merchants of discrediting Gerald Fore, Nixon's VP nominee, as Congress weighs his qualifications. It cites allegations against Ford and other Democrats, including claims about Lyndon Johnson and Bobby Baker, with dramatic innuendo surrounding political figures.
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Gerald Fore
Nixon
Congress
Spiro Agilew
Robert Winter-Berger
Nich
Chamberlain
Winter- Berger
Ford
Michigan
Winter-Berger
Jerry Ford
Park Avenue
Arnold A. Hinschnecker
Hutschie
Richard Nixon
Drew Pearson
Double standards in Washington payoffs and Carter era politics
A critique of selective scrutiny in U.S. politics. The piece contrasts inquiries into Bobby Baker with Watergate hearings, cites Len Hugh Scout in Claremont, and questions media amplification of Winter-Berger’s portrayal of Jerry Ford versus Democratic figures. It argues liberal papers ignored similar allegations about liberal Democrats while heavily spotlighting Republicans tied to Nixon.
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Lyndon Johnson
Senate
Bobby Baker
Len Hugh Scout
Claremont
Calif
Found item care in Deuteronomy guidance
A paraphrase of Deuteronomy 22 1 4 urging to return lost oxen sheep donkeys or clothing to their owner. If unknown, keep it safe on your farm until the owner appears and deliver it. Encourages aiding others and not ignoring a lost item or assistance.
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Rellvius
Wrong and Right in the Watergate Era History Gap
Henry J Taylor comments on public ignorance about American history during Watergate hearings. He cites a survey showing only 22 percent of 253 private colleges require American history for entrance, with 78 percent not, and low enrollments in history courses for undergraduates and graduates. He questions Sen Ervin's impact on public knowledge.
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Henry J
Taylor Hairman
Sam J
Ervin Jr
John Adams
John Quinsy Adams
Tredent
Atlas of Independence: John Adams and his era
A condensed portrait of John Adams born in Quincy Massachusetts on October 10 1735. His roles in the Continental Congress peace efforts in Holland and at the Treaty of Paris. Adams presidency and vice presidency. His clash with Hamilton Jefferson and later life ending with his death on July 4 1826 in Quincy and echoed by his epitaph and last words Jefferson still lives.
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John Adams
Quincy
Mass
Continental Congress
Adams
France
Jeffersen Momor
Adam
Jefferson
Monticello
Understanding Scoliosis and Its Reader Resources
A reader asks about reading materials on scoliosis following a diagnosis in a 14 year old. The response notes that scoliosis is a spine curvature often present at birth or developing in childhood, stresses need for definitive diagnosis, and cites the International Scoliosis Seminar held in Jerusalem with detailed coverage in the Israel Journal of Medical Sciences June 1973.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Israel Journal of Media@ Sciences
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Holy
Journal of Medical Sciences
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