Privacy and the Supreme Court Protecting Privacy
A 1960s to present surge of books on privacy cites government pamphlets and a major New York Bar study. The Supreme Court ruling in a Los Angeles bugging case extends Fourth Amendment protections to public telephones, urging careful warrants for electronic searches and shaping forthcoming congressional debates on wiretap laws.
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New York City Bar Association
Carnegie
U.S. Supreme Court
Los Angeles
FBI
Potter Stewart
Congress
States
Johnson Administration
Cout
Supreme Court
Johnson
Alan F. Westin
Columbia University
Farewell to Dr. Hangen at Long Beach church
Dr. Emerson G. Hangen will preach his farewell sermon after 17 years as pastor of Long Beach First Congregational Church on Sunday. A leader in civil rights and ecumenical efforts, he helped found the Long Beach Area Council of Churches now uniting 50 churches.
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Long Beach
First Congregational Church
Third Street
Cedar Avenue
Hangen
Washington, D.C
Dr. Hangen
Long Beach Area
Mrs. Hangen
Pain in the Eye Editor Letter Questions Budget Policy
A Long Beach reader complains about state finance policy and public assistance, noting his three California sons’ payroll deductions. He contrasts U S lighting in British ships with dark American dining rooms and urges reform. The letter includes a remark about the Queen Mary proposal and local concerns.
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Gordon Smith
Long Beach
U.K
Southampton
London
D. E
End of 1967 Reflections on War and Debate in America
The piece surveys the year 1967 noting a avoided war with China but rising Vietnam losses, and a revived fierce public debate. It highlights political divide, policy scrutiny, and questions about America’s society and global role, with focus on U.S. presidency power and the hawks against the doves.
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New York Times
Washington
China
Vietnam
America
Presidential power and priorities in a troubled year
James Reston argues that the President alone decides major foreign policy moves, with Congress and the cabinet limited. He notes growing awareness of nuclear risks, a stronger economy yet persistent deficits, and a forced public debate on national priorities amid 1987’s economics and social costs.
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Cambodia
China
Congress
Cabinet
McNamara
Ask the Right Question in Science and Problem Solving
The saying states that scientists know solving problems begins with asking the right question. Once the question is properly framed progress is made, while asking the wrong question leads to circular efforts and no real headway.
Causes of Crime Misunderstood Across Classes
Sydney Harris argues that crime cannot be treated as a single problem. He notes slums and suburbs have differing causes and stresses examining each crime type, place, and person rather than applying a universal solution. He warns against crude statistics masking diverse social factors.
Upgrading of Missiles Is Needed
Washington analysis notes potential to design intercontinental missiles more sophisticated than current models. Projections include missiles that autonomously adjust course in space and receive command updates from planners en route to targets. The report discusses advanced guidance and propulsion concepts under consideration.
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Washington
NEA
U S and Soviet advances in guided ballistic missiles
The article discusses improved non ballistic missile guidance using unmanned satellites and base control, with both nations developing multiple missile types. It notes U S lead in certain research, Moscow’s rapid small scale type upgrades, and questions delay versus Moscow’s intensified efforts in intercontinental missiles.
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Soviet
Earth
Moscow
U.S
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