Supreme Court curbs spying by forcing disclosure of wiretap transcripts
The Supreme Court ruled five to three that prosecutors must disclose transcripts of conversations monitored by listening devices to defendants. The decision may affect cases involving wiretaps on foreign embassies and consulates, prompting Attorney General Mitchell to seek a modification and risking many pending prosecutions.
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U. S. Supreme Court
John Mitchell
Supreme Court
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Low Cost Demonstration Furnishes Hope For Better Living
Henry Price leads a cooperative demonstration with the Redevelopment Commission SFMA and UNCG School of Home Economics to show how a furnished home can be created on a tight budget. Mayor Robert Davis lauds the project as a bright, attainable example of improving living standards for low income groups. Robert A. Spelman notes furniture can be affordable with proper information and coordinated effort.
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Redevelopment Commission
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association
School of Home Economics
UNCG
Robert Davis
High Point
Robert A. Spelman
SFMA
Editorial Waste Disposal Crisis In An Affluent Society
The article argues that the United States, as the richest nation, generates vast amounts of waste daily from urban areas, mining, farms, and industry. It notes per capita waste rising, nonreturnable beverage containers, and improvised disposal methods. It discusses costs, air and water pollution risks, and explores salvage value, recycling, and unconventional ideas like burning, landfilling, and even nuclear-treated sludge for agricultural use.
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U.S. Public Health Service
Athelstan Spilhaus
National ‘Academy of Sciences-National Research Council
Chicago
Florida
Sanitary District
Greater
Nixon Faces First Real Test In North Vietnam Crisis
Washington reports ominous signs Hanoi will test Nixon by resuming bombing if North Vietnamese attacks persist. The piece outlines warnings, the Paris talks, and executive limits, plus related notes on Aiken's reelection, Rickover contributions, and Blount's post office reforms.
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Nixon
North Vietnam
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Johnson
William P. Rogers
Anatoliy Dobrynin
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Hanoi
U. 5
U.S
Paris
Averell Harriman
Cyrus Vance
Richard Nixon
First Day of Spring Amid Winter Remnants and Economic Notes
The article blends a springtime reflection with Longfellow quotes on spring and lingering snow, noting winter’s persistence. It cites December retail totals from High Point and North Carolina, predicts near $250 million regional sales, and discusses shoplifting trends and retail security. It also highlights Wake Forests DeMolay Week, DeMolay milestones, a High Point College banquet for NAIA champions, and an NAIA all American selection for Gene Littles, ending with broad U.S. Commerce and Retailer audience data and demographic figures.
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North Carolina
Piedmont
DeMolay
Scouts
International Organization
High Point College
Panther
Kansas City
New Mexico
Gene Littles
Charles Morris
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