Supreme Court allows defendants access to bugging logs
The Supreme Court ruled 5 to 3 that criminal defendants have the right to examine government transcripts and logs from federal bugging of conversations including national security matters. The decision, written by Justice Byron R White, countered the government's stance that such review should occur only by a federal judge.
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Supreme Court
Justice Department
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Hugo L. Black
John M. Harlan
Abe Fortas
Thurgood Marshall
White
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KU Student Hurt In City Accident
A Kansas University student Joseph C. Dwyer 20 from Shawnee Mission living on Harvard Street was treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital for facial lacerations after a car crash at 13th and La Sts He was a passenger in the car driven by Michael E Doeren 18 of Harvard Street Other drivers Helen A Polt 52 of Indiana Street and others suffered minor injuries and LMH treated and released them Police report also lists 16 accidents over the weekend with several causing major damage including a parked car struck at 519 W 14th St and a collision at 23rd St and Naismith Dr involving Charles W Bart III 20 and Joseph Ellenbecker 22 Further damage estimates are provided for multiple vehicles.
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Kansas University
Shawnee Mission
Harvard St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
13Th
Lawrence
LMH
Michael E. Doeren
Dwyer
Helen A. Polt
Ind
Marilyn L. Brady
Ter
Hilmer J. Hanson
Sts
Hanson
Brady
Josephine E. Gfeller
Perry St
Harold F. Meyer
Dale E
Donald Pattison Jr
Redbud Lane
14Th St
Kenton L. Kosmicke
Ohio St
Pattison
Kosmicke
Charles W. Bart III
Campus Rd
Joseph P. Ellenbecker
Mary
Egypt Mourns Gen. Abdel Moneim Riad After Death
Egypt paid tribute to army chief Gen. Abdel Moneim Riad wounded by an Israeli shell. President Nasser and hundreds of thousands attended a hero's funeral in Cairo. U N observers blamed Egypt for starting artillery duels as Israel claimed its forces repelled attacks.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
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Suez
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Ismailia
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Abdel Hakim Amer
Nasser
News Quiz Answers Review and World Headlines Quiz
Editor’s note presents a multiple choice world news quiz covering border clashes, Israel politics, Nixon Vietnam policy, West German elections, Vietnamese desertion court martial, French strikes and gold, terrorist bomb, FBI most wanted, Covington spectator deaths, and Apollo 9 lunar module maneuver with options and page directions.
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Vietnam
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FBI
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Okla
Barbara Mackle
Robert Kennedy
Covington
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Moon
Jupiter
Lawrence KU Honors Wescoe and Wife at Halftime
Kansas University student body honors Dr. and Mrs. Clarke Wescoe at halftime of the KU Kansas State game. The chancellor receives a plaque and Mrs Wescoe a bouquet as he leaves KU July 1 after nine years. He recalls kissing many a queen and then kisses his own special queen. The same issue notes Lawrence High School's Romanoff and Juliet opening tonight at 7 30 in the school auditorium under Mil lard Denny.
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Clarke Wescoe
Kansas University
Wescoe
Lawrence High School
Romanoff and
Juliet
Millard Denny
Two KU Accidents and a Theft Reported
Two university owned trucks collided near Gelashel Survey service drive and Town Street at about 9:39 AM. Drivers were Walter Bell and Felix Bermudez. A second collision involved Kandis Harr ord and Fred Smith near 9:45 AM. A theft occurred from Kandis Harrod’s car, with a stereo and tapes valued at 175 dollars, at McCol Tom Hell lots.
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Walter Bell
4Th St
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Kandis Harrod
Topeka
Fred Smith
Lecompton
Weseth
Wajsith
Gary Curry
Conway Springs
McCol- Tom Hell
Fire damages pickup at Topeka bakery site
A broken fuel line in a pickup owned by Sunbeam Bakery of Topeka caused about 300 dollars damage at 10 29 a m Sunday at 6h and Iowa Streets Lawrence 2 on conurt. Fire was extinguished by the time firefighters arrived. owner and funeral home figures listed in garbled text.
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Topeka
Iowa Sts
Lawrence 2
Conurt
Nixon Sentinel plan may ease opposition in Congress
President Nixon weighing a scaled back Sentinel antimissile system to win Congressional support. He may announce a revised thin version with fewer sites and distance from cities as critics fear cost from five to forty billion dollars and potential arms race escalation.
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Nixon
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Soviet Union
Sentinel
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Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
J. W. Fulbright
Dark
Associated Press
Johnson
Boston
Milton R. Young
R-N.d
Montana Democrat
Laundry Burglary Probed Today by Police Officers
Lawrence police report a glass break at Lawrence Launderers and Dry Cleaners 1001 N H St between 9:30 p.m. Saturday and 8 a.m. Sunday with ransacked desks and a safe knob knocked off. Four other thefts occurred over the weekend including a $400 television stolen from Lloyd Wilson’s home and a recovered missing cab from Jayhawk Tower Apartments. A $90 stereo and two tapes were taken from Bob Arthur’s car, and a door lock damage of $10 was reported at Charlie Brown’s home.
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N. H. St
Lawrence
Lloyd Wilson
North St
Yellow Cab Co
N. J. St
Jayhawk Tower
W. 15Th St
William L. Barnes
Bob Arthur
Edgehill Rd
Charlie Brown
Boulder St
Ft Worth HUD housing app moves toward market study
Ft Worth officials expect a HUD review within a month after forwarding the application for 600 elderly housing units. Market specialists will assess need and rent levels, possibly trimming the plan. No site chosen, planning funds to determine site criteria and other details.
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Ft. Worth
HUD
Washington, D.C
Venhaus
Lawrence
City to Discuss Health Board Reorganization Plans
The Lawrence City Commission will meet at City Hall Tuesday at 2 p.m. to consider creating two subcommittees for mental health and public health within the Lawrence-Douglas County Health Board. The agenda also includes water main improvements, a groundwater storage tank project near 15th and Hasold Drive, and a report by Black and Veatch on the water processing plant. City Manager Ray Wells will review downtown parking finances and proposed new lots and improvements.
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Lawrence
Family thanks for support after loss of Howard Zimmerli
Alva Zimmerli and Family and Howard Blossom and Family express gratitude to Dr. Frink the 3rd floor nurses and all friends neighbors for flowers cards and food after the death of father Howard Zimmerli.
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Howard Zimmerli
Alva Zimmerli
Howard Blossom
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