ACLU seeks Supreme Court review of surveillance ruling
The American Civil Liberties Union plans to ask the Supreme Court to reconsider a decision that blocked a suit challenging Army surveillance. ACLU executive director Aryeh Neier cites Justice Rehnquist’s participation and argues he should have recused himself. The ruling upheld that courts should not second guess executive actions, a stance criticized as unwise by supporters.
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Senate melee delays vote on Thien power bill
In Saigon the South Vietnamese Senate faced turmoil as threats and a kidnapping claim dominated debate over President Thien's bill granting almost unlimited power for six months. amid protests by opposition leaders and anxiety over Don's wife reports, Don later appeared and said his wife misheard.
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Man THANKFUL for Cat Save in Sacramento Kidnapping
Franklin Es Radcliff survives a bizarre kidnapping after being driven from Long Beach to Sacramento. He credits a cat with providing a clue that helped locate him in a bank area near Sacramento. Police say a man and woman forced him into a car trunk after an attempted traffic stop, then drove around Long Beach for about two hours before heading north.
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Yellowstone bear kills hiker after campers ignored rules
In Yellowstone National Park a 400-pound grizzly killed James Walker of Alabama after hikers Bradberry and Walker camped in an off limits area and left food exposed. Officials say careless camping and leaving a dirty site led to the deadly encounter.
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Tax author Marvin L Cooley arraigned in Phoenix
Marvin L Cooley, author of The Big Blot, was arraigned in Phoenix on charges of failing to file income tax returns for 1963 1968 and 1969 The Internal Revenue Service identified him as author of the tax guidance book which allegedly teaches how to file returns while avoiding taxes.
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Kennedy cites gun deaths as an epidemic in U S
In a broad address Kennedy labels gun violence a national crisis, urging Congress action on gun regulation and universal registration. He criticizes existing administration efforts as insufficient and highlights civilian deaths, including suicides, to argue for stronger controls and immediate action.
Korea Warns of Communist Attacks and Unification Threat
A fragmented report cites warning of possible North Korean attacks and renewed efforts to reunify Korea under a unified presentation. Officials Lai d and Yu underscore joint statements affirming defense readiness and dismiss threats to Korean security as U.S. President Nixon pledges continue engagement with Peking and Moscow.
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