Senate study finds 858 data banks with over a billion records
Senate investigators report 858 federal data banks hold more than 1.25 billion records on individuals with many agencies silent on totals. Chairman Sam J. Ervin Jr. says hearings will probe privacy protections as the subcommittee seeks legislation to guard Americans from pervasive data collection.
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Former Nixon lawyer Kalmbach gets prison term
Bert W Kalmbach once counsel to President Nixon was sentenced by U S District Judge John Sirica to six to eighteen months in prison and fined ten thousand dollars on one count with six months on a second count, to run concurrently. He could have faced up to three years and eleven thousand dollars. Kalmbach expressed embarrassment and regret and later declined to comment as Sirica ordered the term to be served in a federal minimum security facility.
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Chinese and French Test Nukes in Same Day
Chinese and French nuclear tests were reported within hours of each other marking the first instance of two atmospheric detonations in one day. China’s one megaton blast occurred near Lop Nor in Sinkiang, while France reportedly tested around Muruora atoll in the Pacific with a yield likely under 20,000 tons.
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Supermarkets join in wider meat sale push
Washington UPI report says administration and Congress may shelve emergency cattle credit guarantees. Secretary Butz outlines possible up to 100 million dollars in beef and pork purchases for school donations as part of an emergency effort to raise live animal prices for distressed cattle and hog producers. If prices stay depressed, cattlemen may start selling off herds.
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Fireworks Delay Lets Fourth of July Sales Continue
The Consumer Product Safety Commission granted fireworks makers a 30 day delay before a nationwide ban on firecrackers. Four trade associations argued they risked $50 million in stock if the ban started at midnight, prompting a public hearing after the delay. Firecrackers remain legal through this July and possibly beyond.
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UPI
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Bowen defends dairy contributions amid campaign debt
Representative David Bowen says 32000 dollars from three dairy cooperatives did not create a conflict with his role on the House agriculture subcommittee. He notes the donations helped offset a 70000 dollar 1972 campaign deficit and were fully reported under campaign laws.
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Hussein says next step is to disengage
Amman Jordan King Hussein welcomed President Nixon on the final Middle East stop with jet fighters bag pipes and loudspeakers and said the next milestone toward peace is the disengagement of Israeli and Jordanian forces along the western border. Nixon and Rabin issued a communique on nuclear reactor and technology for Israel while promising similar for Egypt a large crowd watched the arrival and dinner toast. Hussein urged separation of forces along the Jordan river and Nixon offered no immediate solutions but emphasized US influence rather than imposing a settlement.
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Harrison County Board of Supervisors declines beach pollution signs
County official Er nest Melvin said no warning signs will be posted in beach waters unless mandated by the State Health Board. Mississippi Sound test results released with details on Page 10.
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State Health Board
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Frazier Triumphs Over Quarry In Quick Left Hand Finish
Joe Frazier used a smoking left hand and superior power to open a deep cut over Jerry Quarry s left eye ending the match swiftly. Referee Joe Louis allowed both boxers freedom as the bout concluded Monday night.
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