Can Police Censorship Be Legal Without a Warrant
An Anaheim incident where police seized an allegedly obscene film without a court order or warrant raises the central issue can police withhold material as censor without judicial sanction. The California State Supreme Court now reviews whether police power alone can override First Amendment rights and whether a warrant is required in such censorship matters.
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Anaheim
Calif
California State Supreme Court
Roger J. Traynor
How Will You Vote Summer Pollution Plea
The piece urges readers to consider summer behavior as a vote on pollution. It links outdoor enjoyment to responsible trash disposal and preservation of nature for future generations, echoing a biblical reference to accountability.
Nixon keeps low profile as 1968 bid readies
Absence from public view appears to serve timing in Nixon strategy. A private New Hampshire poll shows him leading rivals for the March 12 primary as he resumes public life with careful, conciliatory demeanor and selective interviews.
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New Hampshire
Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Nelson Rockefeller
George Romney
John Kennedy
Gaylord Parkinson
Nixon-for-President
Back in Phoenix despite flu and broken tailbone
A family trip to Phoenix stretched to three weeks as Mrs H and T battled influenza pneumonia. Sickness affected a sister in Alaska and a brother in law who fractured a tailbone, yet the visit remained pleasant with three sisters reunited after six years. Arizona sun urged visitors to wait until September as heat reached 110 to 114 degrees with low humidity.
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Phoenix
Serge
Anchorage
Alaska
Arizona
Newspaper subscription rates and delivery details
The Journal published daily offers per copy pricing for weekdays and Sundays, with motor route delivery within city and suburb. Mail subscriptions vary by area and duration, with annual rates and international options.
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The
News Fourer, Inc
Groad
News
Paperboy
Real Peace in the Middle East hinges on Arab leadership
Joseph Alsop analyzes the Arab political dynamic noting the decline of charismatic leadership in Nasser and similar figures. He questions whether the Soviet Union will abandon meddling or press for renewed conflict as Western powers seek to shape order in the region.
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Mao Teetung
China
Middle East
Woethe
Nasser
Joint effort eyed to push Arab-Israeli peace
Text suggests a Western push combining two factors to influence Arab nations toward a peace process. It calls for President to firmly deter Israel from pursuing further irredentist gains and instead seek a solid, lasting settlement.
Buckley on a united US and Soviet stance in the Middle East
The columnist argues that Middle East events push both the United States and the Soviet Union toward a close partnership in managing crisis. He notes shifts in Soviet behavior regarding a cease fire, the blockade’s end, and Russia’s mixed signals as the region evolves, urging careful policy shaping and caution against overreliance on hardware alone.
Questioning U S Soviet Unity in the UN on Peace and War
The text questions why the United States and the Soviet Union collaborate at the United Nations and asks whether their interests can align to prevent accidental wars and curb aggression. It notes Soviet behavior serves its own interests, yet sometimes those align with American aims, such as opposing Israel’s rapid advances.
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Mideast
Soviet Union
Nasser Bessen
of Aquaba
Israel
Russa
Mediterranean
Jane
Max
United Nations
Zanzibar
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