Rightward Shift Sparks Debate on Law Enforcement
A 1970 opinion column argues that "Right" includes stricter law enforcement and cautions liberals about rejecting methods to identify and capture criminals. It discusses No Knock laws, visibility of suspects, and balancing public safety with civil liberties, noting differences between liberal and conservative approaches.
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New York Times
Berrigan
Lowell
University of Wisconsin
Moving Right and the Balance of Liberty and Security
The piece discusses the Warren Court decisions limiting police evidence gathering and argues for protecting individual freedom while acknowledging crime's harms. It reflects on privacy erosion from bomb sweeps and airport bag searches, opposes unchecked state power, and contrasts liberal and conservative impulses. It ends with a Treasury note and a satire about recycling worn money into insulation.
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Warren Court
Massiah
Cardozo
Reagan finishes week in Santa Barbara
Ronald Reagan wound up a long campaign week in Santa Barbara under tight security after the National Guard Armory bombing. He urged 18yearold veterans to gain the vote and praised hard hat workers in Pomona, while facing questions about campaign funding and security measures amid protests and volatile tactics.
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UPI
Ronald Reagan
National Guard
Pomona
Jess
Unruh
Reagan
Ontario
California Association of Homes For the Aging
Vietnam
Industry
Congressmen Freed of Bribe Charges on Favorable Vote
A federal judge ruled a congressman cannot be prosecuted for legislative actions or motives even if a bribe influenced a vote. Former Sen. Daniel Brewster was cleared on bribery charges, with appeal possible to the Supreme Court. The decision cites a 1966 Supreme Court precedent on speech and debate immunity.
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USS. District Court
George L. Hart
Daniel B. Brewster
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Brewster
Hart
Supreme Court
High Court
Thomas F. Johnson
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Navy Petty Officer Joins Air Test Squadron at Point Mugu
Navy Petty Officer Third Class David L. Powell, son of Mr and Mrs Carlton B Powell of Lompoc California, reports for duty with Air Test and Evaluation Squadron Four at Point Mugu California. Also mentions constitutional clause interpretation by the Supreme Court in a separate note.
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Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
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Carlton B. Powell
Calle Lora
Air Test and Evaluation Squadron Four
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Supreme Court
Johnson Shields
Brewster
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