Supreme Court curbs police eavesdropping in Katz ruling
The Supreme Court ruled 7 to 1 that tapping a public telephone booth violated Fourth Amendment rights, affirming that the uninvited ear violates privacy. The decision, centered on Katz v. United States, rejects the outside microphone as nonintrusive. Other actions include cases on conscientious objector status, a Vietnam era dispute, and district redraws.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Los Angeles
Charles Katz
Katz
Potter Stewart
Dale Noyd
Wenatchee
Wash
Georgia
Sims
Claudies Shinnall
Mississippi
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Louis Lefkowitz
Assembly
Anthony J. Travia
High Court
Death toll rises to 17 in Ohio River bridge collapse
POINT PLEASANT, W V AP reports another body recovered from the Ohio river near the suspension bridge collapse, raising the death toll to 17 with 41 still missing. Rescue teams continue searching as the tragedy unfolds.
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Point Pleasant
W. Va
Ohio River
Iowa Candidates Get Set for 1968 Campaign
Gov Harold E Hughes of Ida Grove announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for United States senator. John E Warren of Waterloo was elected Republican state chairman. Lt Gov Robert Fulton and State Treasurer Paul Franzenburg planned to announce their 1968 race intentions in January with Fulton saying he would run for governor or Third district congressman if he does not seek another term as lieutenant governor.
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Iowa
Harold E. Hughes
Ida Grove
United States
John E
Jack” Warren
Waterloo
Hughes
Senate
Robert D. Fulton
Paul Franzenburg
Conrad
Fulton
Franzenburg
The
Gazette
Tornado Swath Kills Two Injures 29 in Huntsville Area
A tornado and heavy rain struck north Alabama causing two deaths and at least 29 injuries across Madison Morgan counties. The storm damaged homes and utilities, with five communities hit and extensive flooding statewide.
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Huntsville
Ala
North Alabama
Madison
Morgan Counties
Redstone Arsenal Missile Complex
Clarence Ellison
Waldermose Springs
Morgan County
Richard Anderson
Monte Santo Mountain
Valdermose Springs
Summerville
Madison County
Redstone Complex
Weather Bureau
Alabama
DeKalb
Marshall
Jackson
Limestone
Morgan
Sumter
Bellamy
Coatopa
Twin Oaks
Washkansky's Condition Worsens After Heart Transplant
Cape Town doctors report Louis Washkansky, 55, shows a sudden deterioration in his condition. Dr. Christian Barnard notes possible rejection of the heart from a 25 year old donor as the surgical team that performed the transplant continues to monitor his status.
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Cape Town
UPI
Louis Washkansky
Christian Barnard
Washkansky
Barnard
Today's Chuckle A pacifist is a guy who fights with everybody but the enemy
A witty quip notes that a pacifist objects to war yet debates with all others, framing the paradox as a humorous character study. The line attributes the joke to a credited source, suggesting a lighthearted editorial aside.
Navajo Nation Sees 60000 In Distress As Blizzard Pummels
WINDOW ROCK Ariz AP The Navajo Nation faces the worst winter storm in memory with up to four feet of snow marooning about 60000 people. Air force cargo planes and helicopters will drop food shelter clothes and medical supplies as officials fear more deaths.
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Window Rock
Ariz
Frank Chambers
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Air Force
Britain to Maintain Arms Ban on South Africa
Prime Minister Wilson told the House of Commons on Monday that Britain will keep its ban on arms sales to South Africa. The announcement ends months of cabinet debate and debate within the government.
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Britain
S. Africa
London
Wilson
South Africa
House of Commons
Hoffmans appearance canceled at LaSalle High School
University of Northern Iowa instructor Edward Hoffmans had been scheduled to speak at a 3 15 teach in sponsored by LaSalle National Honor Society. The five parish pastors said Hoffmans views on Vietnam and the draft were hostile to the country and canceled the event.
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LaSalle High School
University of Northern Iowa
Edward Hoffmans
West Side Catholic School
Hoffmans
Vietnam
LaSalle National Honor Society
J. Robert McDonald
St. Patrick’s Parish
LaSalle
Southeast Asia
UNI
No Hope Seen for Australian Chief
AP reports the disappearance of Prime Minister Harold Holt at Portsea raises political crisis in Australia. Search efforts were suspended as weather worsened. Casey and McEwen poised to lead as coalition allies debate Holt's death, with McMahon eyed for potential Liberal leadership.
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Melbourne
Australia
Harold Holt
Holt
Portsea
John McEwen
Country Party
Lord Casey
McEwen
Casey
Liberal Party
Johnson Mourns For Australian Prime Minister Holt
President Johnson expressed American mourning for Harold Holt calling him a loyal ally and a brave leader. He said Holt helped guard nations from peril and that his loss is heavy for both countries.
Refunding Of LEAP To May 1
UCS may lose administration of Linn county anti poverty LEAP as OEO funds only through April 1968. Merger talks with Johnson county poverty program surface. UCS may serve as delegate agency or contribute funds under a merged board. Johnson and Hogarty warn funding hinges on a merger.
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United Community Service
UCS
Linn County
Gazette
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
Linn Economic Action Project
LEAP
Ralph Creger
Iowa
Johnson County
Creger
Harold Hughes
Glen) Johnson
Johnson
UCS Board
Jerome Hogarty
Hawkeye Community Action Program
Johnson County Poverty Agency
Hogarty
Dreger
Linn
Coun
U.N. Honors Holt as Banner Flies at Half Staff
Delegates at the United Nations General Assembly observed a moment of silence for Prime Minister Holt. Corneliu Manescu opened the session. Lord Caradon eulogized Holt and read a condolence message from President Johnson to Australians.
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United Nations
U.N. General Assembly
Holt
U.N
Corneliu Manescu
Romania
General Assembly
Lord Caradon
U.S
Arthur Goldberg
Johnson
Soviet Boasting of U.S. Spy Deception Revealed by KGB
The KGB claimed it fooled U.S. intelligence about Soviet military strength and caught spies including Afonov in Latvia and two Americans nicknamed Herbert and Boris. It described operations over eight years and accused Western diplomats of insufficient aid while alleging a network of U.S. radio stations and Spy satellites around the USSR.
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U.S
KGB
Afonov
Pravda
State Security Committee
Herbert
Boris
Latvia
U.S. Senate Commission
Moscow
Leningrad
Russia
Soviet Union
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Tony Eggleton
Moniday
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