Supreme Court curbs government's domestic wiretap power
The Supreme Court unanimously barred the government from wiretapping domestic radical groups in national security cases without a judge's consent, ruling the practice unconstitutional under the Fourth Amendment. The decision allows eavesdropping in cases involving foreign threats or certain federal crimes with a court order, but limits domestic security taps. Attorney General Kleindienst ordered termination of all such surveillance in domestic security cases.
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Supreme Court bans wiretaps without court order
ACLU hails ruling as historic vindication of constitutional liberties. Critics warn it may create a murky area allowing continued secret taps in some cases. Detroit attorney Buck Davis says defense will seek logs of wiretap evidence.
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Weather outlook and rainfall totals for the region
Variable cloudiness and sunshine with warmth and humidity. Isolated afternoon or evening showers possible. Highs upper 70s to mid 80s, tonight cloudy with rain likely and a Wednesday rain center. Lows in the 60s, Wednesday highs in the 70s. Rain chance 40 percent. Middletown and Newburgh rainfall totals to date shown. EPA contact information provided.
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The Times Record RECO D Vol 1 No 271 1972
The Times Record RECO D Volume 1 Number 271 dated Tuesday June 20, 1972 from Orange County Publications Division of Otter Way Newspapers Middletown New York 10940 lists home delivery 90 cents weekly and single copy 15 cents newsstand prices for the daily issue and 20 cents for Sunday Record with postal paid subscription details.
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Agnew Assails Media At Jaycees Meeting Over Vietnam Coverage
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew told the national Jaycees convention in Atlanta that major news outlets have failed to fairly cover the Vietnam War. He cited UPI and a national news magazine noting editors minimizing the word enemy, saying thousands of Americans have fought and died and the question of who is the enemy should be clear.
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UPI
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Dynamo Arena
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Africa
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Cuba
Survivor found in liferaft after Kaigata Maru abandonment
In the Pacific northeast of Johnston Island a lone Kaigata Maru survivor floated in a 13 man liferaft after the fishing vessel was found abandoned and half burned. An Air Force C 130 and Coast Guard medics aided the crewman as the search for remaining 20 crew continues.
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Pacific
Johnston Island
Coast Guard
OPEC Refuses Extra Oil to Western Firms Over IPC Shot
Vienna reports OPEC nations refuse to supply additional oil to Western buyers, citing nationalization of the Iraq Petroleum Co. The move targets Western boycott efforts rather than broad supply cuts. Italy and Iraq sign a separate accord to boost oil purchases and equipment ties.
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