Supreme Court asked to avoid censoring army surveillance
The Justice Department urged the Supreme Court to halt a major test of Army civilian surveillance until concrete constitutional rights violations are shown. The DC Circuit ordered a trial-like review of 1965-70 surveillance practices, with nine groups and five individuals involved. The case questions whether courts can review army data collection without proof of specific harm. A mid June decision is anticipated.
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N. Griswold
U.S. Circuit Court For
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State Department Eyes Moscow Role in May Summit
Washington AP The Nixon administration assigns the State Department to prepare briefing papers for the May Moscow trip. Hillenbrand leads prep with Rogers and Dobrynin meeting, signaling a more public foreign policy posture than the China visit. Key talks include SALT missile limits, sea incidents, lend-lease debt, and broader trade and port access negotiations.
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Nixon
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Kremlin
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China
Henry A. Kissinger
Peking
White House
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Rogers
Martin J. Hillenbrand
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Hillenbrand
Gerard C. Smith
Soviet Union
United States
Nationalization of Bangladesh Industry Stirs World
In a nationwide broadcast on the first anniversary of Bangladesh independence Prime Minister Mujibur Rahman announced the nationalization of major industries. Jute textile and sugar mills along with domestic banks and insurance firms will be taken over, excluding foreign-owned entities. He pledged a war footing economy, a forthcoming labor policy, and a draft constitution based on nationalism democracy secularism and socialism. He also emphasized nonalignment and close ties with India.
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Dacca
Mujibur Rahman
Bangladesh
Pakistan
Mujib
India
Angela Davis Trial Begins In Marin County Shootout Case
Opening statements start in Angela Davis trial after 17 months of maneuvering. Prosecutor Harris seeks to prove Davis bought guns and aided a plan to seize hostages at the Marin County Civic Center on August 7, 1970, leading to deaths. Defense alleges political frameup by Gov Reagan and others and notes Davis had long bought arms openly.
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Albert W. Harris Jr
Miss Davis
Marin County Civic Center
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Soledad Prison
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San Quentin
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Fleeta Drumgo
San Francisco
Jackson
Jonathan
Marin County
Howard Moore Jr
Harris
UCLA
Ronald Reagan
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