Wiretap ban prompts Nassau DA to use covert devices
Nassau County DA Manuel Levine says court limits on wiretap evidence push prosecutors to rely on hidden cameras, walkie talkies, and a top secret eavesdropping device as they battle organized crime. Brooklyn DA Edward S. Silver warns the ban threatens jail terms. Congress is urged to fix the law protecting states' rights to legalized wiretaps under court rules.
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Long Island
Nassau County District Attorney
Edward S. Silver
National Association of District Attorneys
Congress
Senate Judiciary Committee
House
Emigration of American capital and jobs battles tariff policy
The piece argues that deprotection and free trade drain U S industry abroad. It cites steel and textile declines, mine closures in Colorado, and factory emigration including Remington Rand, Ford and glass sectors. It calls on tariff protection and the tariff commission to halt industrial emigration and urges all federal candidates to address the issue.
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America
Atlantic
Europe
Asia
Colorado
Remington Rand
U. S
United Automobile Workers
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Glass
Tariff Commission
State Department
Congress
Tuberculosis and pregnancy health guidance from 1960
Health Talk discusses TB as a continuing killer despite declines in deaths and hospital closures. It urges routine chest X rays for expectant mothers to detect active TB, notes treatment may include rest and drugs, and states babies born to mothers with TB are usually healthy. It also includes a Q and A on radium cobalt therapy dosage dangers.
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U. S
Bern
King Features Syn., Inc
Labor split in unions shadows Kennedy push
In Rome Paris and Ajaccio surveys show labor leaders largely favor Kennedy with Meany backing. but building trades and craft unions push for autonomy. A key Aug 12 Meany meeting sparked plans to mobilize 13.5 million AFL CIO members for voter registration while intra-union rivalries threaten unity.
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CIO
Phil Murray
Walter Reuther
AFL
Labor
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Jack Kennedy
Meany
Kennedy
Los Angeles
Sen
Lyndon Johnson
Labor Coalition
Building and Construction Trades Department
Kennedy-Johnson
Building Trades Unions
Reuther
Steel Union
David McDonald
Committee On
Structural Iron
Building Trades
Jim Mitchell
Hall Syndicate, Inc
Nelson Strader Hunsdon dies educator known as Father of Manual Training
Nelson Strader Hunsdon aged 79, longtime Texas educator and former state director of vocation education from 1918 to 1933, died at his home on Terrell Road. The obituary notes his pivotal role in Texas manual training.
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Nelson Strader Hunsdon
Texas
Park Department
Jacob Rubiola
Mexico City
William
Furlong
Highway Department
Chamber of Commerce
San Antonio
Corpus Christi
Trades Council Hall
Company G
Beethoven Hall
Armory
Talmage
The United States and the World Court Debate
George K. Sokolski analyzes the Connally reservation amid a Washington meeting of the American Bar Association. He notes reservations in Britain and France, the court's evolving role, and the risk of majority judgments from an Asian-African bloc as world court membership grows. The piece weighs national security, sovereignty, and the path toward universal jurisprudence.
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House of Delegates
American W Bar Assn
Washington
Connally
American Bar Assn
Congress
Great Britain
France
World Court
United States
International Court of Justice
Abdel--Hamid “Badawi
United
Arab Republic
U. K
Wellington
Koo
China
Sir Percy’ Spender
Australia
Jean Spiropoulos
Greece
Bohdan Winiarski
Poland
Jules Basdev
Canada
Soviet Russia
Saudi Arabia
United States Supreme Court
Cuba
Congo
United Nations
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Bonafaccio
Sardinia
Adlai Stevenson
Transworld Airlines
Orly Field
Paris
New York
The
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Congricht
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