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Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1971

Page

9

Spy control board wins broad powers with budget approval

The Activities Control Board gains a $450000 budget and congressional OK to wield broad new powers after Senate passage of a $41 billion State Commerce and Justice appropriation. President Nixon issued an executive order expanding SACB authority to judge organizations as totalitarian, fascist, communist or subversive. Sen. Ervin warned of overreach and wanted to curb the order, while Sen. Hruska criticized the move as leveraging a small agency with limited activity.

SACB Sam J. Ervin Jr D-N.c Nixon Ervin Roman L. Hruska Neb

Sullivan and Waller Lead Mississippi Democratic Runoff Bid

In Mississippi, Lt. Gov. Charles Sullivan leads with about 40 percent and Bill Waller around 27 percent in the Democratic primary as seven whites vie for a runoff spot to face Charles Evers. The Aug. 24 runoff awaits if no candidate surpasses a majority amid a record voter turnout. Separately, Bill E. McGuire, 59, of Pawnee, died from injuries suffered in a Peabody Coal Co. No. 10 mine accident in Pawnee.

Charles Sullivan Bill Waller Charles Evers Sullivan Waller Bill E. McGuire Pawnee St. John’s Hospital Peabody Coal Co

No legs shaved barber banned in Athol Massachusetts

Barber Alan Guimond faced possible fines and jail for shaving women's legs under a 1931 state law. The Massachusetts Board of Registered Barbers warned of 90 days in jail a $100 fine and license suspension for future leg shavings. Guimond noted his business rose 25 percent before deciding to quit.

Athol Mass Alan Guimond Massachusetts Board of Registered Barbers Guimond

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