Supreme Court urged to limit electronic surveillance powers
The administration asks the Supreme Court to uphold its view that the president and attorney general may use electronic spying without prior judicial approval to probe suspected domestic subversion. The case, appealing a sixth circuit ruling, argues for a broad executive power while critics warn it erodes warrant requirements and constitutional safeguards.
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Fashion hints ease pressure for midi trend
A prose blend notes tentative fashion patience as designers near a midi comeback while Paris showings hint ready to wear pieces may linger. The piece cites cautious optimism about last winter wardrobe longevity and references a biblical verse alongside fashion chatter.
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Nixon Flubbed Vet Protest Highlights Public Trust Crisis
Marianne Means argues Nixon’s stance on Vietnam harms his credibility. He endorses drafts reform and aims to end ground troop combat by the next election, but alienates veterans by mishandling their orderly protest. The episode widens public doubt in his leadership and the Establishment.
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Sebald Self Reliance Awards Honor City Youth
Reliance Awards marked the 18th annual dinner as twenty semi finalists were named among many who qualified. The event honored parents with the finalists while revealing the top winner amid emotional presentation and a crowd that celebrates youth and self reliance.
Age Not a Measure in Hoover’s FBI Service
Vice President Agnew defends J Edgar Hoover arguing age should not determine retirement in government noting Hoover at 76 keeps FBI nonpolitical under ten presidents. He cites high court and Senate ages and emphasizes Hoover’s agency achievements including low turnover, high convictions, and extensive training and fingerprint records.
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Buckley on Antiwar Movements and Domino Theory
William F Buckley Jr argues the antiwar movement has broadened beyond students and the left, with veterans and business leadersJoining. He critiques Nixon’s China policy linking it to domino theory and questions continued SEATO containment, warning of dwindling support if Nixon’s moves provoke a checkmate moment with few spectators left to applaud.
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Geothermal Field Seen Beneath Imperial Valley
Geologists estimate a 2000 square mile geothermal field near the Mexican border could supply electricity and drinking water for all of southern California. Italy pioneered geothermal power in 1904.
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