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Ttse I ukr Tribune. lucstlay, Mutch 11, liT3 Hi Juliii' Itf'lnll 1RBF rum a-hintitoii i Big Brother Immortalized in Our New FBI Building Ford Avoids Blame Amid Crises As the CIA. the twin Big Brother, T.ne New Rep ibhr Rg Bro'her lives on Pennsylvania vcr.oe He lives the new, biock size $12--mJIiea FBI building, which bant uu upitd o.uirt orrtr-r bv the LI mr without murt mucr under former Aitui-my Geuefui Mitchell), you may weli ive a red card i cross reference) in Uie index due gray filing cabuiets wh six drawers mnge wtth ttm-e by ti-e cards there ore nuw 5S million, with l.Jdu uoo new onis coming in cacti year and 'Hkmmd puded out There are 7.5C0 cabinet s. growang at the rate of a year Thu electronic retrieval system is a marvel. Hunk of that huge building as a New- ortt I'lmes -trvicc ASHING ION Funny thing Prt-ii-jerit Ford Almost every body is grumbling these days about someihmg while was the Ingjest bole town; liree stones deep mid a bhx wide and long Slowly the monument rise to Hoover, the mooas'ic ligure with a passion fur horse racing, who stayed office under eight and Ik attorney Hw the Founding atners would loc-ic at that building in wxmdc now at their bicentennial More than seven million sts of firgerprints flow yearly Into the FBI from local and state nohee, and there rv recoris mmu-n ixrrcncaos cither here or around the country.

A year ago former senator Sam Ervin said that there are over 100 crmurul hiMUfy" Luul Wiatioh banka throughout the land him Thiee presidents Kennedy. Johu-sou and Nixon, rubtid their hands over the titillating gossip cm fellow politi c.ans tnat Hoover brought to them There would be a Derson.il call on a congressman from the Director, "Sorry, but I thought you should know what we ran across about your daughter! But dont he concerned It will never see the light. You can be absolutely confident of that. Former FBI Assistant D.reetor ills am isJiuvari uia ice Los Angeles limes in May 1S73 of Hoover, That fellow was a master blackmailer He had a file on everybody It is assumed that Rep Ford, when lie tiled to impeach associate Justice William 0 Douelas, got his materiM from Hoover i cry tveos a lortress at me center to symbolize poLce rower, Undon has its Tower, France had its Bastille, r.ow the has its FBI building It is sv mboliCally b.goer than rvr-. a rvr the way, is bigc'' on Director wuimm E.

Colby delivered a sO page report to Presiuent lord ur Vail, Colo late in December about its activities at home. And now it appears there may be an oral addendum about political assassinations abroad, attempted or successful The Rockefeller group is looking into that story, aimd by CBS reporter Daniel Schorr We msy not get the details nght away bui wuii a bit, WV.Mungton is a tHU 4U Lower Your Votce rxvvinr yrtivi VC'2C6 by Brothers home: he may have some-tliing on you The building has been under way four years It was supposed to cost $50 m.Uitm. The excavation started in April, 1971 and ter a long -1 dure or li i-avn't Vat noboav reailv i 'tj sre at him The a style of Pennsylvania Averue Onnoltinn here to Rockefel- -2 2S A 5 i 'cr. Kissinge- and I Sinnn is sav age Suppose jour rume a conversation men) toted under art. hi tec il.ai inevitably vonjurrs up a 1 A 0 1 i fArt 1Th stones the bettor to shoot down on Indians or modem ry mobs That the Edgar Hooker BmM ns horn of Big Brother.

You can get away from the Pentagon, wfnett is across the Potomac, but this is nght us the center of things Every time I pass it a cab going cp to the Capitol it gives me the creeps 1 and personal, but f5k' unlike Nixon, who 7f naj rnuiucu lui 'k, Mr. Rewtox CV" erything. Ford wr rrrrr millions of Americans Programmed for ear The United States is programmed for fear For years J. Edgar liuu.cr the most popular man the country iu icon, because hes alleviated that fear, he was protecting us from espionage Sabotage, uuVCrivt lly 2.d things that go bump the night. He as Top Cop, which meant he fought ordinary humdrum crime, hut more important for his mass image he was also Mmister of lntrns Svury ev VJjlwJlfi 4 'sts and all wicked people He w3 lneorruptible, in his fashion, lie was also the Complete F-ureaucrat.

mociern nations separate the two police functions. The U.S should, too, because 'hey trip each other up England has its ordinary Scotland Yard law enforcement, and it has its separate f.T-sr. 'S; 74 3 wi ak VI ji t- to 5 i I'V 'I 'sf Vi 4 i tw- 9 a -v -( Two congress, unal com.iutUes afe investigating Big brother no, one in the House, one in the Senate In addit.on, the Rockefeller committee at the White House is investigating Brother's brother, the CIA They are twins The law says the CIA cant operate domestically, it did just the same The law doesnt specifically say me FBi can i use uiity irLks, uiie provocateurs, spy on congressmen, slip out scandal on Martui Luther King, but ii uid just ilc same. It gut As authu. lly, apparently, from the inherent power" rt the pi secunty MI He' do you somehow manages io avoid personal blame for anything He fues around the country condemning Ccr.gr: si fer Lairg th: bu comes back and plays golf with Tip ONeill, the Democratic majority leader the House, and compromises on the side w.th Speaker Albert and Mike Mansfield on the energy problem He accepts spectacular buugot deficits, which in another day he used to condemn, and appoints liberals to his cabinet at the Justice Trancpnrt-ilmn Labor, and Housing departments, but when the Republican conservatives condemn hnn fur hs d-tu appointments, he defends his decisions but invites his enf ics to the Wfcte House to hav a drink and talk it ov er.

Avoids Personal Attack He avoids personal atiaik because he never attacks his opposition personally. In many ways, his record of dealing with the economy is appalling he was for austerity, more taxes and whopping big Import fees on gas and oil. but second, when even his own party began to feel this was inflationary and almost ndiculous, he switched to ta cuts and accepted the budget deficits T- Rf ifi PAf 1 La c' New Details i -a A Xi I 1 6 ti T-t 3 '4 1. SJ. 5 3 jj r-J i I Jbrjr wvft -Mi' rsa wr Fr a "Sa fv-, 5 oqjj i.

j-L la 3 Afra i a iiiirv sv tA fonts I--41 F'TH i -nK --W. Almost every day now we get Urw details about B'g Brother Tfce facts about the FBI that didnt come ut during Watergate are coming out with the new ALorney Geiieial Edward Levi quietly tailors to Concress. For example, Edgar Hoov er had a private file on cx-Rep. John J. Rooney, chairman of the committee that handled FBI appropriations, naturally FBI got everything it sought Every congressman wondered if J.

Edgar had a file oh investigate Watergate enme-s when the FBI combines law enforcement and dl iuNlLfetllCC (Acting FBI beau Fatnck Gray III destroyed evidence at the request of the White House A thing to remember is that an order to Big Brother to prevent disruption of internal security is a license to mvesu-bYiO puLiical beliefs for leftists and radicals may become embryonic spies and saboteurs. The theory is that innocent dupes will be infiltrated by miiudn: ugnaiors Eduar Hoover accepted this. FBI Director Clarence Kelley seems to accept it, too Hoover formalized it into deliberate harassment to intimidate and demoralize his domestic targets. It was done, naturally. to protect national security.

No country has had such warnings as he United States. Wrc have seen Big Brother cowing Congress, attorneys general, presidents; we have seen him exercising unauthorized and illegal powers. For the moment tiierc is reaction, we have ended warrantless Tm not at all bure I like the way youve put this together, but Nutncruuis Ap'nrio Coiuluctinji SunoiUanrc There is a senous issue here about Ford, for on the record, it is not clear that he has mastered the substance of the economic problem, or whether he is simply relying on the judgment of staff that differs on whether inflation or Punisliing CIA. FBI Wont Weaken Big Brother nervier, is the ccr'r! 50 hi swims from one extreme to the other Deals in Human Terms hurt- where Director Robert Jr, files on 3 5 million individuals who have applied for federal jobs. wire tapping, the Subversives Activities Control Buard, the House Activities Committee We have thrown out Nixon.

But when will the next wave, of fear come Meantime, are we really, going to christen tht strocture the J. Edgar Hoover Building (Copy right) after a fa, him, and e-tablhing pm at protection commission as a watchdog to prevent abuse The law becomes effective next September But there is scant chance the millions of tiles now in hand will ever be burned, or that big brothers eyes will he sealed shut, either. lie has dealt with this, and on the whole tairly effectively, human terms. His strategic concept of the economic problem may be defective but his tactical handling of the political and human problem has been very effective The Way It Was Now in the case of persons seeking employment that In any way is connected with national security, the investigations bureau Is directed by an executive order signed in 1953 by President Elsenlwiwer to seek out and record: any criminal, infamous, dishonest, Immoral or notoriously disgraceful conduct, habitual use of Intoxicants to excess, drug addiction sexual perversion." 3.5 Mtiikm Hies rights subcommittee reported that there are a total of Ms federal data banks with nnnd blowing total of 1,213 (199, 4'M records Of the data tanks, 741 are computerized, making it quick and easy for the interested and presumably authorized figent to dg up the dirt. Watergate Fame Former Sen.

Sam J. Ervm Jr, D-N of Watergate fame devoted year of outrage and indignation to the invasion of individual privacy by government agencies. His constitutional right subcommittee found that government data banks ere Tittered with diverse Information on Just about every citizen In the country. Perkdleally Ervin rahed a smk in public hearings about bumptious federal agents asking embarrassing questions about the sex life of young women applicants for jobs. The Census Bureau, the Social Security system, the Veterans Admimst ration, ail have hundreds of millions of personal files; every member of the armed forces and every civ ihan needing a security clearance Las been subjected to intense personal scrutiny.

Last November, Congress enacted a new privacy law setting up safeguards. of Egyptology at Harvard and direr tor! of the Harvard L'niversity-Bostofl; Museum of Fir.c Arts Egyptian expedition, definite'y establishes the tomb just discovered by the expedition near the Giza pyramids as being some 1,700 years older than the tomb of Tutankha. rri'-n and of a period ir. which little ha been discovered heretofore. By Jerry Greene New York News Writer WASHINGTON The five or six lomnlibsions and congressional presently engaged at hacking away suspicious outrage at the CI unu Ihe FBI for snooping Into the affairs 0 pfi are, relatively Peokli-1, Ig'auf'K Uie VTubg bushes.

Nutnert.ua ether government agencies have done and fire doing fi lot worse. There can be tio excuse for violations of the law by the CL and the FBI even in zealous pursuit of ft mistaken belief that end Justified means, as directors William Colby and Oarence Kelly have agreed several times, It is to be expected that any, culprits will be punished and any gurstionsble practices stepped by tfco time the massive probing is ended. Perhaps corrective legislative action via be required Watchful Eye But any citizen who believes that the atchful ey of big brother in Washington will be forever closed by booting around the FBI and the CIA is woefully mistaken. Likely the accumulative files on misdeeds of millions wdl lie l.vtfig around the bureaucracy so long as the pyramids shall stand. And there are millions of those files not a petty 10,000 as some would have it One indication of the magnitude and scope of the governmental snooping can be found at the Civil Service Commissions personnel investigations In addition to hi 3.5 million hdiv idu-al files, Drummond ha a card index with II million names, a to personal data obtained or held by other government agencies.

Naturally, duly accredited agents from other official agencies are authorized to peruse the Civil Service Commission files. fib Here are briefs of news in The Salt Lake Tribune 25, 50 and 100 years ago today: March 11, 1875 targe audiences are daily in attendance at the District Court listening to the lgal controversy now pending cn the merits of the opposing systems cf polygamy. One side is represented by Jester Clinton, Bngham Young and others claiming the nasty practice as their religion: and the other side by a prophetess who sets up no supernatural origin for either her own or her adversaries plan of salvation. What the issue of the tnal will be can only be learned by waiting for the verdict. March II, 1825 A cable received today by Dr.

George A. Reisner, in Boston, professor Ami that isn't ail. Drummonds March 11, 1950 Vice Premier Viachcslav Molotov said in a sweeping review pf foreign, policy Friday night that there will be danger cf war as long as capitalism exists, but that Russia is vitally in terested in a long-lasting peace. Be-' cause the possibility of war is inevitable under capitalism, Molotov said, corresponding measures must be taken by the partisans of peace to avert war. keeps a special security re search file with anotlier 2 million individuals and organizations listed.

Unlike Nixon, he has not pretended th.it he knew all the aoswets or Lhaf was important to be consistent. Ke has dealt with his problems primarily in human terms. In public, he has been bold and assertive, Dut in private, he has used the dumb-boy technique, admitting he as in trouble, didnt know all the answers, and was reaching out to his critics for help Jjrsdoucslly, th6 Presidents are his strengths. His personality and character are more important than his intelligence. He admits he doesn't know all the answers to our problems, but he has been around here just long enough and is just shrewd enough to know that nobody else has the answers cither Has No Enemies List So he does not shut himself off in the hite House, but brings everybody in the Republican and Democratic leaders, old buddies from his days on Capitol Hill, friends and critics from the new spapers, radio, and telev He has no enemies list.

When his new liberal cabinet appointees were sworn in at the White House the other' day, the place was full of prominent Democrats, including Joe Rnuh. a Washington lawyer who led the fight against Fords nomination as vice president This sort of thing doesnt bother Ford He doesn't choose up sides, or worry about the press John Horsey, the novelist, who wrote a brilliant account cf one week in the life of Harry Truman king CU. skr-d flit Fies.utrni IV diy whether he do the same thing with Ford for The New York Times magazine Of course the files grow and grow. Allegation, charges and perhaps venomous gossio in written notes by associates or acquaintances of federal employes must be duly reucivod and recorded. I I 'i i 1.

T3 :5 1 RS WI "'i -JihA I. Hh If tf 5,1 4 IV- I SI Civil Service Jos could be aid to be but the beginning. Last year tte Senate Mf rYl ii 1 IZ 41 F. 1 I tasu Ka vV Gil Dr. T.R, Vn Dd! a Watch Ptoma at the Picnic LADIES fniii go far to eliminate the problem of food tJ3 A Woman i ijuxuiana writes.

fkbfiAtl QCTTPD shlASt? I bit mniiL tv A I tLH! fall, more than a dozen people complained of cramps and diarrhea, al- though no one had to go to the hospi- tai or anytnmg uke rrTV 4 that iv mi i J. -u v. uiuuguk 989 litllr wc had been careful to keep the salads and cold cuts refrigerated until before they Dr. Vaa Beil -'-I Sure, tne President said. Sit on anything you hke, have dinner with Uie family, follow me around if you can stand it for a w'hole week except and this is interesting my private conversations on foreign poliry with Henry Kissinger.

Avoid Unnecessary Uooiiici This is Ford's btunan approach to his job. He sems to see himself accurately as an accidental President, with prob- Inmi h'-vDrid jv? body Dae'f (ontrol, but while hes around, he is making it clear tha he will act as best he can, listen to anybody who differs, and at least avoid unnecessary conflict. were served. How did this happen? Was this ptomaine poisoning? Vis. sh Hands 1.

Wanh your hands tafie preparing food. 2. Cover even a small sore on your hands since pimples, boils or infected scratches can sene as a source tor dangerous staphyococci. Wear rubber gloves you can. 3.

If you must sneeze while preparing food, be careful to turn the other way. 4. Rcfiigrf ate all perishable foods up to the time they are to be used or eaten. This is especially important for chopped and processed meats, cosUrtis, pastries, creams, butter and similar Hems. sunlight for sy length of time.

Wask Fruits 5 Wash raw fruits and vegetables thoroughly. 6. Cook pork well to kill invisible worms that can cause the parasitic disease, trichinosis. 7. When in doubt sbout leftovers, throw them out.

8. Dispose cf ary canned goods teat taige or Li the cm. (n a rJ with the bsctena that cavar botiilujiSi, a di-wapp tk is frenuentiv fatal. i 4H VALUES TO 6.93 1 oiuaju puisouing Ou. indizal any particular type of food contamination Ptoma is Greek for carcass, and ptomaine poisoning simply refers to the action of bacteria on food, particularly cm meat and tish.

Twj. 5 It Savings-- of 50N and more on over 1,003 Ladies Famoub Bre-id Bras specially purchased in white and cotar-s Siz? 32 to in A-B-C cup-. HOUSE It is an appealing approach to an intimidating job He is just modeot enough to know his limitations, but oai'n-i iviHtd and confident enough to know that probably nobody else around here is equal io it either I 9r 0 Could Multiply you kpt th6 food chill od until it was served, any bacteria (such as staphylococcus or salmonella) that wa3 ak'sady present on the food could msfltiply at very rams rotes coca tnc wax a ml even minor uilcctuiR on a person 3 hards could have served as a source of or tci This home ns it ii rcsisuresis or at a coureh social Hero a few dial will i St w- wiipt iwsawi WflK gr 1- I till ft 6-Awn St ,7 So he goes on, trying to avoid or minimize unnecefswy conflicts, and particularly to avoid personal venetet-js he my be wrong. but bis mu, Ur matt eftr JUUiUl X9 MU 0 the la -I few yeais Washington, th-s is 1 fc'g cn.i.y 'bfj it i tl-ilSI r--M 1-wx -V Ivrri-. I Xkt- E.

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