Hearings could help privacy issue needs good sense
A Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Constitutional Rights will hold 10 days of hearings starting Tuesday led by Sen. Sam Ervin. The piece argues for balanced privacy safeguards, notes limited past abuse in Secret Service and Army surveillance, and echoes Faulkner that lack of sense, not evil, drives privacy concerns.
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Sam Ervin
North Carolina
Secret Service
U.S
Defense Department
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Adlai Stevenson III
Abner Mikva
Otto Kerner
Illinois
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William Faulkner
No Fault Auto Insurance Sparks Senate Testimony
David Sargent of Suffolk Law School told a Wisconsin Senate committee that no fault auto insurance favors problem drivers and denies damage awards for pain and suffering. He warned drunk drivers injured away from their vehicles would fail to collect, while those reaching their cars could collect. He noted no fault would bar pain and suffering damages in auto accidents though juries might still award them in other suits.
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Suffolk Law School
Boston
Sargent
Legislative Committee
Reverse Justice Eases Jurors For Tate Murder Trial
Superior Court Judge Charles H. Older allows jurors in the Sharon Tate murder case to live at home during the sentencing phase after seven months of nightly hotel confinement. The jurors faced restricted exposure to publicity to preserve a fair trial for Charles Manson and three female followers.
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Superior Court
Charles H. Older
Sharon Tate
Los Angeles
Charles Manson
U.S
School buses and safety belts debate voiced
A letter to the Editor questions why school buses lack safety belts for all students while the Vehicle Equipment Safety Commission advised against belts. The 1963 Congress created body notes studies show belts for children impractical or hazardous and suggests padding and interior design as safer alternatives. The commission's report is being sent to states as model legislation.
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Avalanche-Journal
Vehicle Equipment Safety Commission
Congress
Press Threat Muzzles Hearing as Colombo Jr Trial Nears
The Tulsa Tribune condemns a Brooklyn judge for asking media to withhold trial testimony of Joseph Colombo Jr. to avoid a mistrial. It warns such secrecy resembles dictatorship justice and argues transparency should guide open court reporting.
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Orrin G. Judd
Brooklyn
Joseph Colombo Jr
Joseph Colombo
America
Tulsa Tribune
Legislative Overhaul Promises Regulator Reorganization
The President's Advisory Council urges a functional restructuring of major agencies including the Interstate Commerce Commission and Securities and Exchange Commission. A 15 judge administrative court would oversee rulings, aiming to reduce red tape and improve coordination while preserving independence in areas like broadcasting.
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Nixon shifts away from White House political staff
Nixon moves to depoliticize the presidency after the 1970 election amid pressure from Republicans. John Mitchell orders dismantling of the White House political operation and shifts campaign duties to the National Committee. Murray Chotiner told his services are no longer required.
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John Mitchell
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National Committee
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Murray Chotiner
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Chotiner
Washington
Nixon labels his administration the New American Revolution
President Nixon embraces the tag The New American Revolution as his reformist theme signaling a bid for re election in 1972 and a sustained push for welfare reform revenue sharing and executive restructuring while balancing depoliticization with targeted partisan outreach. The piece notes his self image as a leader of dramatic change and discusses aides and political aides roles amid White House debates on campaigning in 1971.
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Kennedy
Johnson
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Ray Price
William Safire
State of the Union
Weider Thnoat
Ieee An
Great Society
Kentucky
Mississippi
Virginia
New Jersey
Eisenhower Returns To Europe To Boost Free World Security
A clipped dispatch notes General Dwight D. Eisenhower returning to Europe to lead efforts against totalitarian threats. Washington reports government ceilings on used car prices and restrictions on new car sales at prices above suggested retail, part of measures to curb inflation and stabilize markets.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Washington
Miscellaneous Aphorisms and Observations Collage
A chaotic notes column listing various quips and musings on airplane ownership by state per capita, social behavior, weather and traffic, beliefs about aliens, reincarnation, nudism, pollution, politics, food, finance, body language, and humor about aging and retiree hobbies. It mixes statistical odds, jokes, and speculative thoughts in a stream of disconnected lines.
Photographic glimpses of Nixon at Key Biscayne holiday
Reporters observe President Nixon in his vacation office with Rogers and Kissinger during a foreign policy draft session. Semple notes formal dress and a weather quip by Helen Thomas as Haklman sits back. The piece highlights a rare, uneventful, tranquil White House moment.
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Henry Kissinger
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Kissinger
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Helen Thomas
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Bob Hakdeman
Haldeman
Ziegler
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