Wiretap ruling signals clash over freedoms and security
In a June 30 1972 editorial Ralph Novak argues the Supreme Court's wiretap decision limits government eavesdropping, preserving dissent and private conversation as essential to a free society while noting the ruling still permits tapping radicals if national security is shown. It emphasizes the decision as a check on executive power against potential 1984 style control.
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Defense Secretary Laird presses for weapon buildup
Laird warns Congress to back modernization of strategic forces or risk undermining the Nixon administration and the Moscow treaty. He argues new weapons are essential to peace, while critics say spending hikes won’t boost credibility or civilian oversight.
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Governors State University Advances New Education Concept
Illinois Board of Higher Education established Governors State University about a year ago to meet modern educational needs. The campus targets junior college transfers with four collegial units and an experimental, evolving structure. It promises ongoing innovation as it expands student body and services.
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Trademark policing grows for major firms in 1971 data
The U S Trademark Association notes a major increase in mark policing with 181 federal suits filed in late 1971. Coca Cola Kodak and Johnson & Johnson defend brands like Band-Aid while others such as Kimberly Clark push Kleenex ads to guide journalists. The Roquefort Association in New York challenges restaurants over blue cheese misrepresentation.
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Wall Street Journal
Spring Valley flood floods Broadway Street and homes
Thirty years ago heavy rains swelled Spring Valley Creek flooding a large area of the village. Water several feet deep swept Spring Valley's main business street, flooding shops and merchandise and causing major damage in both business and residential districts. It was the highest water in 50 years.
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Total seizure of Miners union alarms National labor leaders
Washington dispatch reports the federal takeover of the United Mine Workers Union in 1972, with about 700 federal representatives and 1.5 million dollars in costs aimed at running elections and governing union offices. The piece notes chilling implications for labor, including supervision of editors and members, and cites Tony Boyle’s prior sentence. It frames the move as a historic precedent for federal control of unions.
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Labor Dept
Congress
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Wayne Morse
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Heir Search Scam Warned By Local BBB
The St. Louis BBB warns of California outfit soliciting missing heirs by sending identical letters to many with common last names. For 8.50, they offer copies of court records on the deceased. The bureau cautions that few solicited people are actual heirs and advises caution with such solicitations.
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Stamps Talk and Fair Plans At Austin Club Meeting
The Austin Stamp Club now Mower County Stamp Club held a June 5 meeting featuring Ted Holman’s illustrated talk on Swedish stamps. The discussion covered exhibit entries for the Mower County Fair and State Fair, judging criteria, and prizes.
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Boaters defend East Side Lake race with pollution claims
Dale Kays of the Midwest Power Boat Assn and the Sertoma Club rebut Colleen Landherr’s accusations about lake pollution. They state engines burn 180 proof alcohol, exhaust to the air, props push water and silt, and that the lake was cleaned after the Sunday race to aid Rapid City flood relief.
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Best Sellers Fiction And Nonfiction List
A compiled catalog of notable books including Wallace The Word Wouk The Winds of War Potok My Name Is Asher Lev Caldwell Captains And The Kings Bach Jonathan Livingston Seagull Kahn The Boys Of Summer Farago The Game Of The Foxes Harris I’m O J You’re OK.
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