Wiretapping Laws At Odds With Constitution and Lawmakers
Editorial argues the Bill of Rights fails to anticipate electronic eavesdropping and notes conflicting federal and state laws. It cites 1923 and 1934 rulings, 1939 inadmissibility, and ongoing covert tapping by national security actors. Calls for a clear national law to regulate wiretapping and related devices.
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Supreme Court
Robert F. Kennedy
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Kennedy
Emanuel Celler
New York
Congress
Celler
House Judiciary Committee
Justice Department
Federal
Across and Down Puzzle Theme Clue List
Puzzle clues cover across and down entries with varied wordplay. Entries include chess cafeteria method, Scottish alder tree, Asian weight, rodent, aggressor, and medical and linguistic abbreviations. Some clues reference Roman numerals and historical terms, while others hint at animals, foods, and nautical terms.
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Gates
Baytown Sun staff and publication details listed
The Baytown Sun masthead shows editors, publishers, and staff roles including Beulah Mae Jackson, Paul Putman, and John Wadley. It notes second class mailing status at Baytown Texas and distribution times, address, and subscription rates. The item also lists association with the Associated Press and Texas representatives, with rights reserved for republication.
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Fred. Hartman
Bill Hartman
John Wadley
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Paul Putman
Ano
Pritchett
Qeanae
Povert Sins
Wsgaceessevseeneseree
Paul Putnan
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P. GO
Texas Newspaper Representatives. Inc
Associated Press
Or Henry Is Easily Conned By HENRY MCLEMORE
New York humor column recalls a father playfully trapped in Christmas antics with daughter Megan and neighborhood kids. The writer laments aging while recounting toy games, jump rope rhymes, and Monopoly busts, and jokes about parchesi and muffin-show antics.
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Henry McLemore
New York
Megan
Las Vegas
Desert Inn
Parchesi
Thunder on the Right by Mary Stewart review
Mary Stewart's suspense novel set in Gavarnie follows a sheltered heiress visiting a convent to find her cousin. A web of intrigue unfolds with smugglers theft and murder as a suitor reappears. The tale blends suspense with human, touching character portraits.
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Barbara Wadley
Mary Stewart
Gavarnie
Jennifer Silver
Gillian Lamartine
Pyrenees
Spain
Dona Francesca
Jennifer
Edgar Allan
Bible Verse about the birth of the King of the Jews
A quotation from Matthew 2 Mendes the wise men declare they have seen the star in the east and come to worship the newborn king of the Jews. The verse records the query Where is he that is born king of the Jews and expresses devotion.
Powell alleges vast junkets at public expense by Powell
Washington columnist Drew Pearson details allegations that Rep. Adam Clayton Powell arranged travel junkets for staff at taxpayers' expense. Emma Swann and others allegedly received or were promised flights with Powell, though records cast doubt on actual travel. Swann said tickets were given, while others denied taking trips. The inquiry questioned who authorized and benefited from these trips.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem Globe
Emma’ T. Swann
House Education and Labor Committee
Powell
New York
Miami
Buffalo
House
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Mrs. Swann
Starf
Dorothy Himes
Chuck Stone
Hays Committee
Aurora Harris
Hew Department
Miemi
Lillian Upshur
Congressional
Congress
Adam Powell Jr
Miss Pearl Swangin
Jack Duncan
Dargans
Washington Airport
Powell Jr
Miss. Swangin
Duncan
Dentures Can Be Restored To Original Function
Dear readers and Mrs H V J, aging tissues and bone shrinkage affect denture fit and facial expression, though artificial dentures are not permanent. Denture wearers can regain function and appearance by releasing or rebasing techniques, sometimes with new dentures. questions can be sent to Dr Lawrence via this paper.
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DR. Lawrence
Paricutin Volcano First Noticed In 1942 Smoke
Beginning in 1942 with smoke then lava issuing from a corn field near San Juan Paricutin rose within a year to over 2000 feet. The quiz notes that obsidian is not glass but dried sturgeon bladder tissue and also refers to mica sheets.
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San Juan
Mexico
North Vietnam Maintains Four-Point Peace Basis
Washington reports that Hanoi still conditions any settlement on four points including withdrawal of U.S. forces and end to war acts, with no allied ties or outside influence. Premier Phan Van Dong says a settlement enforceable by history is the goal, and peace talks may come later.
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Washington
United States
Johnson
Hanoi
New York Times
Phan van Dong
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Times
Harrison E. Salisbury
Ment
Wen
North
South
Play Bridge With Jacoby
Oswald and James Jacoby recount the famed Sims Karn partnership with notable bidding quirks and brilliant play. West, East, North, and South are shown in a dramatic hand where Willard Karn leads, finesses, and ruffs to squeeze out a last-trick win, illustrating expert play amid imperfect bidding.
Bridge quiz on one heart response after partner's bid
A daily bridge problem asks to respond one heart after a Pass by South and North opens. With a choice of suits at the one level you should name the lower suit. Partner then bids one spade. Determine the correct action for the next move. This is the Monday answer.
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