Court rules warrant a must for domestic wiretaps
The Supreme Court issued an 8 to 0 decision requiring prior judicial consent before wiretapping suspected domestic radicals. Justice Powell wrote that the 1968 Safe Streets Act does not authorize eavesdropping without a court order, shaping domestic security surveillance and prompting the attorney general to halt ongoing taps. The ruling leaves unresolved whether warrants are needed for foreign agents, and cites the CIA bombing case in Ann Arbor as context.
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Nixon
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Nixon Administration
Richard G. Kleindienst
Kleindienst
Internal Security Division of Justice
Department
Congress
Justice Powell
Powell
Lawrence Plamondon
CIA
Ann Arbor
Mich
Weather sketch shows cooler pattern with showers possible
Cloudy tonight with a chance of showers or thundershowers. Cooler too with a low in the Ws. Wednesday and Thursday partly cloudy and cooler with a high around 75. The chance of showers returns Friday and Saturday. Highs Thursday and Friday in the 70s, warmer Saturday. Overnight lows in the upper 50s. Yesterday's high 89 and overnight low 65.
Town Discovers Quiet Amid Plane Strikes at Fregene
In Fregene near Rome residents rejoice as a worldwide pilot strike quiets the constant jet noise from nearby Fiumicino airport. Fisherman Luigi Spadoni notes birds are heard again after years of disruption. Some villas sell as the village shifts from a film colony retreat to a Sunday picnic spot for Romans.
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Fregene
Italy
Rome
Fiumicino
Luigi Spadoni
Tito Sogili
Final Push Nears on Route 13 Vietnam Soldier Dies
Lt. Col. Burr M. Willey of Ayer Massachusetts, 44, an adviser to the South Vietnamese 21st Infantry Division, died in the An Loc siege as a rocket hit near his position on Route 13. A gray mongrel named Moose died with him after riding helicopters by his side. Willey, in his third Vietnam tour, urged tanks and rangers forward before the blast. Col. J. Ross Franklin recovered the body and arranged evacuation as eight Vietnamese were wounded and nine died in the ensuing attack.
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Vietnam
Col. Willey
Burr M. Willey
Ayer
Mass
An Loc
Willey
Chon Thanh
Saigon
Moose
Delta
Associated Press
Route 13
Maj
Thyrone Henderson
Lexington
Henderson
Col
Col. J. Ross Franklin
Franklin
AN Locn
Is It Legal Is It Wise Organizing Doctors Worry AMA
The AMA may study whether physicians can unionize to bargain fees and conditions or strike. The push, led by a rising doctor movement, sparks debate over legality ethics and impact on patient care. A Las Vegas group formed a union affiliated with AFL-CIO. Florida physicians outline a bargaining unit.
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AMA
House of Delegates
AMA House
Las Vegas
Nev
Doctors’ Union
AFL— Cio
Nevada Physicians Union Local 676
Service Employes International Union
Florida Medical Association
Carl A. Hoffman
Huntington
W. Va
Air Strike by Pilots Shuts Several Lines Across Regions
The walkout by IFALPA halted parts of air service in over 30 countries as Security Council members met to back a tough hijacking stance. ICAO announced steps toward sanctions on hijacker-sympathizing nations, with pilots calling the action a first phase toward broader measures.
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Security Council
Council
Lazar Mojsov
Yugoslavia
International Federation of Airline Pilots Associations
Ifalpa
U.N
International Civil Aviation Organization
Montreal
ICAO
United Nations
London
John J. O'Donnell
Airline Pilots Association
United States
Southern
O'Donnell
Europe
Canada
Latin America
South America
Australia
Japan
Med School Grads Turn To Family Practice Soaring
SAN FRANCISCO AP The family doctor is coming back strong among new medical school graduates. Ninety percent of University of Washington classes are entering family practice, reversing postwar specialization trends. The number of family practitioners fell from 80,000 in 1947 to 59,999 in 1967 and rose to 64,000, with expectations of further growth. Leaders cite public need and student demand as key drivers, noting Maryland classes show many choosing family medicine and counseling skills.
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San Francisco
Carroll L. Witten
Louisville
American Medical Association
University of Washington
Edward J. Kowalewski
Reltimara
Kowalewski
University of Maryland
Maryland
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Volving
White Panther
Central Intelligence Agency
William H. Rehnquist
Justice Department
Ann Landers Bridge
Heloise
Valley News
Saskatchewan
Michael
Gropp
Robert V. Campbell
Hagerstown
James T. Cook
Mariana, Fla
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