Supreme Court Allows Police to Search Arrested Suspects
The 6-3 ruling by Justice Rehnquist upholds searching individuals who have been arrested even for traffic violations. It also permits later convictions if evidence is found on the arrestee, prompting civil libertarians to warn of possible abuse of Fourth Amendment protections.
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Rockefeller weighs 1976 bid as he resigns New York governorship
Nelson Rockefeller clears the way for another presidential run by resigning next Tuesday to devote effort to two bipartisan commissions on water quality and Critical Choices for Americans. He tests GOP support from grass roots while acknowledging the early, ritualist timing of any announcement.
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Israel Signals Flexibility on Suez with staged withdrawal plan
The document outlines Golda Meir signaling Washington that Israel could accept a staged withdrawal from the Sinai west of the canal, reopening the canal with Egyptian and UN roles, and a phased Geneva process. It notes domestic pressures and Saudi cash concerns affecting Arab reception of concessions and potential oil impacts.
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Nixon Tax Questions Rise From Personal Finances Disclosure
Washington D C readers confront a disclosure of President Nixon's finances. The piece notes no district or California income taxes paid during his presidency and highlights exemptions for officials domiciled in their home states. It cites expert opinion and a California tax board discussion underway this week.
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Reserve Officers Comeback in Ivy League ROTC revival
Washington reports a revival of ROTC in Ivy League colleges led by Princeton with cadets from all backgrounds. The piece critiques Army and Navy leadership, cites deficiencies in training and readiness, and notes shortages in flight time and naval operations due to the oil pinch and postwar tensions.
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Weicker Idea Pushes Oil Boycott Limits on Arab Trade
Connecticut Senator Lowell Weicker proposes amending the Export Administration Act to restrict U S exports to nations that embargo oil, backing a policy that would cut off nonfood aid to Arab leaders while allowing essential goods like food and medicine. He argues such measures would hurt oil elites without harming ordinary people and urges a barter requirement for oil or LNG payments.
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