Congress Debates Curbing Police Search Powers in 1962
In a 1962 backdrop, Congress weighs restricting police searches after a Baltimore incident and a Stanford University newsroom seizure. The Carter plan targets surprise searches of newsrooms. Birch Bayh and others seek broader protections. Senate hearings focus on scope and limits amid press freedom concerns.
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Declarer finds extra chance to threaten slam in bridge analysis
A bridge expert outlines how a skilled declarer avoids gambles by weighing all lines. He uses a two spade lead, potential king, and club finesse to maximize tricks while considering if the ten of spades drops. The piece also covers press freedom debates tied to police searches of newsrooms and a 1960s Supreme Court ruling shaping journalistic protections.
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Compliment Club idea touted by educator in Anderson
A note from Prue L. Gilreath of Ault Education praises the Compliment Club 30 day project. He describes senior citizens and adult education participants sending in completed worksheets to receive a Compliment Club Diploma. He recounts founding the project at Northwestern University to help lonely students, noting psychological benefits and even longevity hints.
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