Court ruling broadens police power in hot pursuit cases
Editorial argues the Supreme Court's decision ends the 1921 distinction on admissible seized items, allowing police to seize mere evidence like clothing during hot pursuit from crime scenes. The piece frames the ruling as balancing rights with enforcement and aiding criminal apprehension.
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Not Much to Brag About Budgeted Military Might
The House approved a $70.3 billion military budget, the largest in world history, a necessity amid ongoing global conflict. The piece laments the human cost and urges reflection on a world still settled by force rather than law, noting further spending may follow before year’s end.
Freer Information Flow Under Freedom of Information Act
The Freedom Information Act will require agencies to revise informational policies by July 1. Citizens gain power to compel disclosure unless national security privacy or other secrecy justifications apply. Agencies must show cause in court after July 1, deterring undue secrecy and promoting a freer public information flow.
Poor FCC Ruling Draws Fire From Broadcasters
The FCC requires equal time for anti smoking viewpoints alongside cigarette ads drawing swift criticism from the National Association of Broadcasters. Critics warn the measure could set a dangerous precedent for other ads and decide which claims can be disputed on air.
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Los Angeles Attorney Details Greek Crisis and Andrew Panandreou
In an interview at Hernando Court, Pat Brown discusses his Athens trip and efforts to secure Andreas Papandreou’s release from jail. Brown, partner at Ball Hunt Hart and Brown, cites political danger, Greek junta charges, and his role in representing Papandreou’s American family.
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Mr Boyle’s Mail Bag Reveals Odd Facts and Figures
A medley of trivia cites golf ball dimples up to 336, motorcycle loan risk, rattlesnake aging, oil and gas cost per mile, optimal 40 to 50 mph fuel economy, emperor penguin parenting, windmills in ancient Persia, executive syndrome in children, Churchill quote on fanaticism, Yellowstone’s 1872 park founding, teen bathing habits, and foot fatigue from walking three miles daily.
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Horoscope Highlights and Curious Animal Tale
The column advises on balance between surroundings and ambition for various zodiac signs and notes how to seize opportunities at home and work. It ends with a quirky anecdote about explorer Carveth Wells and a myna named Raffles that could sing the Star-Spangled Banner and stand when it did.
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Nasser Decides Not to Resign debacle sparks letters
A Walter Winchell column blasts UN policy and U Thant, cites Nasser’s pullout of UN forces, and questions American tax support for international bodies. Included are sharp digressions on media, race riots, and Middle East war coverage with multiple named individuals and outlets.
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Terre Haute Tribune notice rates and mailing details
The Terre Haute Tribune lists subscription prices for Indiana Illinois and outlying areas with options for evenings Sundays and combined services. It notes second class postage paid in Terre Haute Indiana, mailing address 721 Wabash Ave and that unsolicited manuscripts are sent at the owner's risk with no liability for return.
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Traffic signal missing after Crawfordsville changes sparks complaint
Tribune staffers report a district highway office blamed a corner traffic check for not installing a signal at 25th Street and Wabash Avenue. The piece quotes frustration over the alleged late hour check and hints at skepticism about the decision. Also included are local notices about anniversaries birthdays and social news.
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