19 Jun 1972
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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1972
Page
1
The Supreme Court ruled that government wiretapping of suspected domestic subversives without a warrant is illegal. Justice Powell stated the practice violates the 1968 Safe Streets Act and lacks judicial authorization.
Fireworks sellers must obtain a free permit at the city clerk’s office before June 27 and after July 5 sales are prohibited. Fire Chief John Erickson cited inspection requirements and provided safety rules including extinguisher or water on stands, supervision of children, and discharges limits near hospitals, car use, and confined areas.
The Supreme Court, in the Curt Flood decision, 5-3, declines to overturn baseball’s reserve clause while declaring the sport a business engaged in interstate commerce. Justice Blackmun notes Congress should address any logical gaps. Also mentions concerns on privacy and surveillance in dissent contexts. Kenneth D. Casper files for Neo sho County commissioner seat in 2nd district. deadline Tuesday noon for Republican primary filing.
New York AP reports Alice Cooper and four other members tangled with customs over 750000 pairs of disposable panties used to package the album School's Out. The FTC tested the fabrics and found them flamable. Distributors seek a spray to make the panties fire resistant.
Democratic National Chairman Lawrence F. O'Brien accused the Nixon administration of ignoring cities and told a New Orleans gathering that cities are the Democratic party’s bedrock. He noted Nixon did not address the conference, a first since 1932.
Fort Scott Tribune owner editor and publisher George Watson Marble Jr. died at a Kansas City hospital from a severe bee sting reaction. He led the family paper since 1930 after his father’s death and was a former Kansas Press Association president. Funeral set for Tuesday at 4 p.m. in Fort Scott.
A fragment shows an intercepted note addressed to Cha questioning why the singer is named Alice. The casually intimate text hints at confusion or curiosity about identity within a private correspondence.
House Majority Leader Morris Kay of Lawrence announced his bid for Kansas governor as Republicans enter a four way August primary. Lt. Gov. Reynolds Shultz, Ray Frisbie, and former Gov. John Anderson also seek the nomination. Ray Frisbie, 39, pledged to develop programs for better schools and communities.
Chanute residents will receive a pamphlet detailing expanded sanitation service. Twice weekly trash pickup, monthly bulky item collection, 4 am to noon routes, 431-3200 for questions, 30-gallon container limit, no limit on number of containers, and bagged or boxed trash accepted. Burn restrictions apply in the fire zone downtown 7 am to 9 am and 5 pm to 7 pm. Landfill free with recent utility bill. hours 8 am to 6 pm daily. Sanitation charge $2 per dwelling monthly. service self funded. Also includes the area forecast with cloudiness, showers, and storms.
New Orleans The Democratic National Committee accuses a Nixon campaign security chief and four others of political espionage after the Watergate break in. James McCord Jr. and four others face burglary charges with high bail as FBI investigates possible use of campaign funds and violations of civil and first amendment rights. McCord once led CIA security and now runs a private firm. he and the others deny acting for or with the committee.
The 24 hour strike by the International Federation of Airline Pilots disrupts 19 foreign flag lines while only Eastern Airlines, Southern Airlines and Northeast Airlines halt U S flights despite a federal court injunction. The action aims to pressure tighter hijack prevention measures.
Agnes lashed the panhandle with gales and crashing seas as it neared landfall. Fourteen people were killed in Florida with eight tornadoes reported statewide. seven deaths occurred in south Florida and seven earlier in Cuba as the storm battered the island and moved through the Gulf.
The Soviet Union demanded the United States halt military actions against North Vietnam's ports and resume Paris talks. It pledged continued aid to Hanoi and dampened hopes for new peace moves amid visits to the Far East. Kissinger was due in Beijing, Podgorny finished a Hanoi visit, and Le Duc Tho returned to Hanoi after talks in Beijing.
Doctors say Alabama Governor George C. Wallace may move with assistance within six months after Sunday surgery to remove a bullet from his spinal canal. He remains paralyzed from the waist. physicians expect him to attend the Democratic National Convention next month if recovery continues.
A British jetliner crashed after takeoff for Brussels, killing 118 people including 34 Americans. The disaster is the worst air crash on British soil.
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