TALS Thrower Probed Extremist Groups
Former IRS Commissioner Randolph Thrower says a 1970 White House memo asked the IRS to join national intelligence gathering on extremist groups. He noted the memo and related correspondence were discussed before the Senate Watergate Committee.
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Atlanta, Ga
Internal Revenue Service
Randolph Thrower
White House
Thrower
Tom Charles Huston
IRS
Atlanta
San Miguel de Allende
Mexico
Huston
Senate
John Dean
Watergate Committee
Special Service Group
Georgia Republicans plan $200000 yearly full time statewide staff
Georgia Republicans announce a statewide full time eight-person staff to scout candidates and plan campaigns. State chairman Bob Shaw and strategist Richard McBride say the aim is to recruit from Democrats and reduce Democratic power bases, with a courthouse focus.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Bob Shaw
Richard McBride
Shaw
Election Day Holiday Approved by Senate
The Senate approved making election day a national holiday by voice vote and passed the bill 71 to 25 before sending it to the House. Senator Humphrey urged the change to boost turnout while Byrd’s October election proposal was dropped due to conflicts with holidays and residence rules for students.
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Washington
Senate
House
Hubert H. Humphrey
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Eight new members join Southwest District 4 H Board
Thomas County 4 H member Stanley Smith was elected boys vice president at Rock Eagle during the district project achievement. Officers for 1973 74 include Becky West Terrell County Kathy Hargraves Colquitt County Royce McDaniels Cook County Kim Carter Sumter County Kathy Wetherington Echols County Eddie Watson Clay County and John Poole Tift County. The district covers 40 southwest Georgia counties and board election is a major 4 H milestone.
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Southwest District
Rock Eagle
Thomas County 4-H
Stanley Smith
Becky West
Terrell County
Kathy
Hargraves
Colquitt County
Royce McDaniels
Cook County
Kim Carter
Sumter
Kathy Wetherington
Echols County
Eddie Watson
Clay County
John Poole
Tift County
Georgia
Smith
Suit Alleges Coerced Sterilizations Of Two Girls
A $1 million federal suit claims two Montgomery sisters aged 12 and 14 were sterilized without informed consent after a birth control drug was banned. The Montgomery Family Planning Center arranged tubal ligations for Mary Alice Relf and Minnie Relf two weeks earlier, with defendants including the center and the Montgomery Community Action Agency.
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Montgomery
Ala
Crelia Dixon
Montgomery Family Planning Center
Mary Alice Relf
Minnie
Food and Drug Administration
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Dixon
Lonnie Relf
The
Family Planning Center
Montgomery Community Action Agency
Berrigan Cleared In Letter Smuggling Case
A federal appeals court cleared Rev. Philip Berrigan of three of four letter smuggling convictions from Lewisburg prison. Sister Elizabeth McAlister, his wife, also won reversal on three similar counts, ending the case against her. The pair had faced broader conspiracy charges tied to antiwar actions in the late 1960s.
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Philadelphia
Philip Berrigan
3Rd
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Elizabeth McAlister
Berrigan
Catonsville
Elizabeth
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington
D.C
U.S
Indochina
Federal Penitentiary
Lewisburg
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State Patrol
J. H. Quarles
Quarles
GOP
Athens, Ga
Georgia Crop Reporting Service
State Department of Agriculture
Georgia Senate
Lester Maddox
Daktronics Inc
Brookings, S.C
Maddox
Featuring
Smith Avenue
Anels — A
RCA
W.T
Avice Department
Ly Ay
Oslo
Barletta Model
Sloan
Thomasville
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