Bugging as a Moral Issue in Privacy Debate
The article discusses two Czech diplomats allegedly attempting to plant listening devices at the State Department, raising questions about privacy rights in American law. It notes wiretapping is illegal except for national security with Attorney General authorization, cites private detectives and law enforcement use, and references President Johnson and J. Edgar Hoover in past bugging cases urging a clearer Supreme Court definition of privacy.
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Why They Die in St. Louis Heat Wave Tragedy in Brick City
An analysis notes St. Louis faced higher heat deaths due to dense brick and asphalt housing and urban smog. It explains limited air flow, crowds seeking parks at night, and ongoing redevelopment with trees between new high rises, while much of the city stays unchanged.
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Open Forum Letters Probing Viet Nam War Motives
Readers debate U S bombing strategy in Vietnam with critics labeling escalation, while supporters argue for peace. Letters cite World War II lessons, warn of aiding the enemy, and urge faith based solutions. Names include Lowell F Welch and Margaret Irvine from Long Beach area.
Stamp Out Villains And The Forgotten Names
The dialogue shows Miss Amanda, national commander of a stamping-out society, fixated on enemies while confessing memory strain. A world-weary exchange reveals her militant stance and fading recall as they discuss oblivion of the villains they pursue.
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Miss Amanda
Our View of War and Hate in Fragile Times
A satirical dialogue between Arthur and Miss Amanda laments losing clear hate targets as leaders shift names. They poke at memory, propaganda, and modern slogans while debating how to rally public fervor to “Stamp Out Whats their t Tames.”
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Mag En-lai
Chou Tseung
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Brown's Campaign Eyes Soft Sell Strategy Against Reagan
California governor Edmund G Pat Brown plans a restrained campaign to counter Ronald Reagan’s lead with a soft approach. Democrats rely on Reagan’s conservatism, his inexperience, and registration edge, while seeking crossovers from moderates and wary Democratic voters amid Watts fallout and Berkeley protests.
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George Christopher
Von Braun Space Plan Faces High Cost and Debate
Washington Star Service reports that Wernher von Braun seeks a mid-range rocket to fill a gap between Saturn IB and Saturn V, proposing uprating the IB or derating the Fives, with costs potentially reaching hundreds of millions. Critics warn money is tight and a solid-rocket alternative, though cheaper, clashes with von Braun’s liquid-rocket expertise.
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