Justice Burger and the Fourth Amendment Debate
A December editorial questioned why criminals went free due to legal technicalities. The June Supreme Court Biayandya decision prompted Justice Burger to suggest Congress remedies to curb police errors, including waivers of immunity and new courts to redress damages. The piece notes a parallel case where a new trial was ordered after a faulty warrant.
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Justice Burger
Scotfree
Justice Cardozo
U.S. Supreme Court
Biyandya
Federal Bureau of Narcotics
Congress
Court of Claims
UN Delegates Loud on New York Objections to HQ Move
The report notes UN delegates criticizing New York as unsufferable and crowded while resisting relocating headquarters. An FBI agent’s transfer from Washington to Indianapolis over concerns tied to a director’s view of his sideburns hints at possible law enforcement interest or image issues.
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New York
FBI
Washington Area
Indianapolis
Hoover
Open Letter to The Quill on Censorship and Pentagon Papers
A Washington letter writer criticizes The Quill magazine for its coverage of government secrecy and Pentagon Papers. He argues the three articles distort free speech and accuses CBS of publishing an improper “out-takes” narrative. The piece cites Supreme Court rulings, SDX affiliation, and media figures like Landau and Gerald to defend absolutist First Amendment views.
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Washington, D.C
Russell FR. Hurst
the Quill
East Wacker Drive
Chicago
Ill
New York Times
Columbia Broadcasting System
Quill
Sigma Delta Chi
Jack Landau
Supreme Court
Bne
Hugo Black
William Douglas
Pentagon
J. Edward Gerald
Washington
Hamilton
Jefferson
Gerald
Charles Long
CBS
How
Are
Frank Lanton
Harley Staggers
House Commerce Committee
House
Staggers
Stanton
Defense Department
SDX
House Committee On Freedom of Information
Arthur Goldberg
Goldberg
Justice Holmes
Washington Post
Prle
America
Ulster
London
Joe McCarthy
Army
Robert Stevens
Long
Congressional Representatives For South County Areas
Washington mailing addresses list U S Senators Craswton Tunney and Congressmen Miller Edwards with districts covering South County including Hayward Union City Fremont Newark and parts of Alameda San Mateo counties. Names appear with party affiliations and DC office locations.
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U.S
South County
Alan Craswton
Senate
Washington, DC
John ¥. Tunney
Washington, D.C
George P. Miller
Ray
Borg Ridge
Nixon's wage price policy signals new controls urged
Richard Wilson reports that Dr. Arthur Burns advocates a broader incomes policy to rein in wages and prices as Nixon pursues a three month standstill during a wage and price freeze. The plan aims to curb bargaining power of labor and guide a future mechanism acceptable to industry and unions.
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Washington, D.C
Federal Reserve Board
Arthur F. Burns
Nison
Burns
Joint Economic Committee of Congress
Nixon
Dr. Barns
the Treasury
Jams
Cendrally
Ae Wic
Mwas
Newsmen and the anti Americanism critique in media
Paul Harvey questions if newsmen are pessimists urging restraint and balance in coverage. He cites Gene Pulliam warning against anti Americanism and advises a citizen TV log to measure primetime bias, aiming to ensure free fair elections in the United States.
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Gene Pulliam
Pulliam
Nixon
Rhevdks
Humphrey
Lindsay
Muskie
Kennedy
McGovern
Nixon urged to shift focus to domestic issues in pivotal U-turn
An analysis argues President Nixon needed a decisive domestic policy pivot, criticizing his preoccupation with foreign affairs and projecting how inflation unemployment and consumer fears threaten public support. It notes White House meetings with steel workers and industry leaders show foreign concerns dominating agenda and calls a timely domestic return.
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Nixon
Winston Churchill
Charles de Gaudle
Chucete
Island de Gaulle
Walter J. Hickel
Church
de Gaulle
A. Officialkom
Mr. Nixon
Johnson
Lin
Peking
White House
Milly
Nixor
This Day in History Highlights and Misplaced Quotes
The note recalls Benjamin Harrison’s birth on Aug 2 1833, Vitus Bering’s Alaska discovery in 1741, and Brussels occupation in WWI. It also mentions Horace Hanes reaching 4000 feet and 51.822 mph, plus Edgar Watson Jones on reputation.
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King
Cal
Horace Hanes
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Boone
Paul Harvey
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Brussels
Edgar Watson Jone
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