Supreme Court to guard private phone talks from eavesdropping
The Supreme Court ruled 7 to 1 safeguards on private telephone conversations against government eavesdropping, except in national security cases. Justice Stewart said protection applies whether or not officials trespass, overturning Katz's conviction for taped bets from public booths on Sunset Boulevard. The decision also shifted 4th Amendment scope to protecting the person rather than a fixed place.
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Supreme Court grants job security to striking workers
The Supreme Court ruled that after a strike ends, returning workers must be prioritized for vacancies over new applicants. Fleetwood Trailer Inc. of Riverside was alleged by the NLRB to have discriminated against six former strikers from a California mobile home plant after hiring replacements during a 1964 strike. The San Francisco circuit court had previously reversed, but the high court affirmed that laid off workers must be given re employment preference when positions reopen.
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Supreme Court declines Air Force antiwar objector appeal
Capt Dale Noyd a veteran Air Force officer lost a bid in the Supreme Court to block punishment for his anti Vietnam war stance He sought resignation or non combat duties A Justice Department memo urged rejection The court issued a routine order without comment Noyd 34 taught psychology at the Air Force Academy and challenged being ordered to train as an F100 pilot instructor at Cannon AFB New Mexico
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Pair Arrested In Break-Ins In Amberley Village
Two men arrested in a string of break-ins at Amberley Village last weekend with police seeking two more suspects. Loot from six homes totaled about $30,600 with about $3,000 recovered. James Edward Ashcraft, 23, of Covington Kentucky, charged with burglary and receiving stolen goods. Harold Hopkins, 33, Ludlow Kentucky, was arrested in Covington on a fugitive warrant. Ashcraft to appear December 20 before County Judge Maurice Niehaus.
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Brazil Nuts Freezing Tips and Christmas Cash Note
Brazil nuts should be frozen before cracking with a hammer or mallet. Remember, your banker may not look like Santa, but when you are short of cash at Christmas, he's the next best thing.
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