Court narrows police wiretapping rights in new ruling
The Supreme Court held wiretapping permissible only with a warrant, except for national security. A microphone in a private booth counts as a tap. The Los Angeles case was reversed on that point, reaffirming citizen privacy against police overreach while preserving warrant authority.
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License Rules Stores Must Be Given License HT vOOR JAPY
State Supreme Court case discusses authority over licensing stores and the public safety powers of the Bowal of Phar. It notes the court’s review of a petition seeking to limit or grant licenses and includes references to the legal process, statutes, and officials involved in issuing permits. The document reflects debates on regulatory scope and enforcement actions affecting local businesses.
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First Phase of LR Port Is Complete
HibEGE MOORay RaDe ford M. Wilbourn, chief engineer for the Port of Fire Ruck, says the first phase is about 20 percent finished with 240 working days elapsed. He notes progress but warns delays may push completion past May 3 as the Arkansas River project aims to be navigable by Little Rock by December 1968.
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White House Denies Summit Plans During Johnson Trip
The White House stated there are no plans for a Vietnam summit during President Johnson’s trip to Australia for memorial services for Prime Minister Harold Holt. Assistant press secretary Tom Johnson said informal bilateral talks might occur, but no multilateral meetings are planned.
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Economy Strengthens Prompting Tax Hike Push
Government economists say robust November data on personal income, production and housing bolsters the case for higher taxes. A 5.8 billion rise in personal income to a 641.7 billion annual rate, and housing starts up 4.7 percent to 1.556 million, follow a string of positive indicators despite past strikes and a Ford auto pause.
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Women Rise in Workforce and Luxury Trends Spotlight 1960s Life
A fragmented recap notes 30 percent of wives in 1960 hold jobs, rising family wealth as women enter roles from insurance buyers to engineers. It highlights consumer obsessions, luxury items, and shifting gender norms, citing surveys and examples from American life and culture.
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Trainee Posts Fastest Mile in Army Drill
Pvt. John J. Wooden Legs from Laine Deer Mont set a fastest mile time during a physical test for Company E of the 3rd Brigade's 4th Infantry Battalion. Army officers identified him as the standout among 200 trainees in the drill.
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Plane Hits Market in Tucson Market Casualties
An Air Force jet crashed into a Tucson supermarket at 29th and Alvernon, killing six and injuring twelve. Nine were missing as flames spread to nearby homes and two adjoining businesses. The pilots, Flight Lt. Jack R. Hamilton and Capt. Gary L. Hughes, parachuted to safety after takeoff from Davis-Monthan AFB. authorities offered no原因.
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Hope man named to Arkansas Advisory Council on Education
Haskell Jones of Hope is appointed to a four year term on the Arkansas Advisory Council on Elementary and Secondary Education. The council, created under Act 76 of 1963, provides studies evaluations and recommendations to improve public elementary and secondary education.
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Minor Vehicle Collision Reported on AL Weaf Avenue
A minor two-vehicle accident on Weaf Avenue yesterday caused limited damage to both cars. Drivers W Brower Jr and Wilkins Kites were involved in the collision, with no injuries reported and police noting minor charges filed.
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Man With New Heart Critical
Cape Town AP reports Louis Washkansky, the heart transplant patient, remains in very serious condition though doctors hold hope for recovery. Doctors noted a dramatic drop in white blood cells suggesting rejection risk and planned a transfusion of normal white cells. Four donors provided cells this morning with potential repeats advised by Dr. M C Botha and input from Dr. T E Starzl.
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U S pilots bomb Hanoi bridge for second time in five days
AP News Digest reports U S pilots struck the Dous mer bridge near Hanoi again within five days amid mounting war updates. The bulletin also notes medical concerns for Louis Washkansky as lung complications rise and President Johnson heads to Australia for a memorial service.
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Man Caught But Pilgreen Breaks Out of Jail Lewisville
Lewisville Ark AP Bobby Pilgreen 22 of Texarkana remains at large after an escape from Lafayette County Jail While his brother Timmy 24 and James Henry Scott 18 escaped while being transported to Cummins Prison Farm Timmy and Scott overpowered a trooper and deputies and were later recaptured Bobby Pilgreen was caught after attempting to free his brother and Scott A deputy reported Bobby used a crowbar to break a water pipe during the escape and is now sought by authorities
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Monsoon Slows War in Vietnam Fierce Raids Continue
Monsoon clouds returned over North Vietnam as U S forces pressed raids on Hanoi and Haiphong. Reports say heavy bombing damaged the Paul Doumer bridge and other rail links, with multiple bridges struck and over 30 SAM sites disabled. (AB)
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Purcell Urges Delay of Arkansas Election Commission Meeting
Atty Gen Joe Purcell asked Gov Winthrop Rockefeller to postpone a Wednesday meeting of the Arkansas Election Commission awaiting a Supreme Court ruling on which party names third members of county commissions. Democrats outvoted Republicans in vacancies, but Republicans argue they are the majority due to the governor’s office.
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Rate hike review by Arkansas insurance chief in U S Fidelity bid
State Insurance Commissioner John Norman Harkey will review a transcript from Monday's hearing and the U S Fidelity and Guaranty Insurance Co request for a 20 percent increase in automobile liability rates before ruling. The company contends its loss experience in Arkansas justifies the hike.
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Arkansan in Vietnam Dies in Action
Washington AP reports Corporal Marpine Cpl. Joy C. Hoyse, son of Idus L. House of Pine Bluff, Ark., among 13 U S service members killed in Vietnam from hostile action. Hoyse died in combat. casualty announced by the Defense Department.
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