Show C ' - : : - ' ' ' ' "4 ' ' 7 r' : - 4444o4111"4AW44 - 4' 1y: Me San Lake Tribune Saturday April L - -- ' 'legislation this year but passage of a bill is still problematic The-- main hurdle for this legislation is the question of - ' ' it should Whether it - police wiretapping involving organized other serious crimes s trimes Concern 7: over Potniii FAp - t1A general who In turn must report on these activities to Con- - 'L - P)1- ‘77 I gress will turn up any "vigilante" use of wiretapping in cities or towns around the - New York nmes Service WASTIN6TIDN — Some I : 1 - ' - i ' 2 4 -- 't :' t — ' k:'- - : J' -- - 5-- 4 It r4 - V - - '" ':' - - ' 41 - 4- e -- r ' ' lt41:: - Nr' ' I 0 ' ''''r r '''''''"1 '''''''' '' 1 ' '' ''' 4 : ' " i: 1o:) A0000 '"' v' :'t4eolof - C"'"Z '' - 4f t A ii te ‘ ' ''''I''s 'i 1 - ' 1" 111'' ' Ts' I A ti 0 ' - ) A41 1 i"---'i- ior OVEN P - '' cA— 41e9: : 7:--7::- s - - x I r 4 - g : Established April L S3 sustunes custody (D-Ar- ot 4 0 4: h The Sak ' rl rr!1I---ry i1 litah's Most Complete rt'''‘: 1 tti i ' ' 1 I i ( I carrier daily 7—Subsaiption tatew-k- y na Sunday 8215 per month a year mail in Utah advance in $2700 by Idaho Nevada Wyoming daily and Sunday parable in dunces Per month $225 elsewhere in the United States per month 8215 6 months $1200 1 year $2400 The Tribune is a member of the Associated Press The Associred Press is entitled exclusively to the use of reproduction of all load news printed in this newspaper is well ss all AP :I 1Lo i A c pip i- Let Bell Vu Nursery give you a guided tour of beautifully land scaped homes before we start planning your landscape 0 n k 1 e f ' 0 A kt - Rock Gardens Sprinkling Systems Lawns Etc Rock Walls Flagstone Steps foriour Hillside news dispatches ' Grasp r) (Red) Irregular Shapes L) 18" to 20" Average ' i (-- i! c 7 - - A i t then odor wood food robot food I 11 Doal : Marge hrtillow with steps crabgrass and 72 whir Mode of woo d seeds es they 'ermine Nevi's the time to apply Margre blithest with Doutud You too foodkoto ' trohgrose se roily ets pirehhip yow weeder ' l E IA Use of SPREADR FREE r n ' r)Ct 7i )C'07 7 7 -- -I k ' LA ) kg 7th Fast Sandy — - with Purchase Itti 7 E 6391 South EA A P- -1 ' h re 20010 MORE FERTILIZER $175 IV to 24" 1 hat 795 JUNIPER BLUE MYERS r ::L04011111 1 i it Motor° wi ll weed mid control insects en 2500 se ft for 795 Competitive proittucts will weed foal ft fat paroally feed only 2000 10-''''- '- I i ECONOMICAL - r 01 se DOZ 98C IV 15" tts FLAGSTONE STEPPING STO"ES 11 : INITAIE lir 1) ' 495 EA " mi batki up a Moron con be meet year after V Sr loely in loan se garden PRIVET HEDGE ri '5 0 i Atop stop gourdnenlik dongeroybas:11"6:Itiwurfr ' ' 293 DIYARF weds then Other products tested for hum ond ': :'"'' to" 029 gsta to Reg USDA end nan:rcc: ' 645° GI NRSAESITKSILTLOE01 thcdpvcten:toicmsAcsigNerptinatis trvir1 OR -t vs to - ''' tALik 20" IMMO woo mg II !UGH 0 PINES ii11L Landscape Service POIi0I Hedges 1p RC011LAsS Triois conducted by K In Bloom irnt WC 01 TXHI I DACTIIALs "t CHABORhogit - 99C IA 1095 FORSYTHIA 15- OriGitt:i regreap-z- PFITZER JUNIPER ' 111 - - ': 74 "J1-0Lts$7- !rite - 1 —4serrket- CHERRY ti" - r:41COPI 0v - j Plum ' L i '1 c) r 98 Pear Apricot 4 - man Peach Apple ' c'isgto - 41)10:'--j 1 - FERTILIZATION wiBEFORE DOZ : iti- ''''E' 95 1 vKNo Residential and Commercial e Membet Audit Bureau ei tient k I Comoanon no tesponsibility for their Kawns-Tribun- It W i‘' ' ik PLUS ''''''41rXit 41 U '1- - :- IT STARTS TAms 1 oryeP °4111: 4 1) 'tee 0 ' ' irl i Mr 4S I " t Lake Tribune ate sent at the owner's tisk and 1 :t le - manuscripts kilns and pictures teat - ':4"!:'? 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dresses several Reg $25 styles and fabrics in the collection sizes k 7 T : 4 - 1- - i 0 44 - 1- i:Ns "1 i US Upgrades This 74 :1'4° tr: t!--- Ill - bill ''f : 6: long-rang- I - he of-t- world's biggest bombers begin operations in the next few days from the largest arrfield in Southeast Asia The first planes of a squade ron of 33 Boeing E52 bombers with support'Ing tanker aircraft will shortly initiate use of the still air base 'port incompleted and depot c'omplex at Sattahip south of Bangkok on the gulf of Thailand The planes will be used only against Viet Cong sanctuaries In Vietnam but their presence in Thailand and the 'development of a new and elaborate base complex there haveagain focused strategic interest on Southeast Asia The B52's will be phased Into Sattahip gradually two or three at a time as base to facilities are expanded handle th em Pentagon of -- -- - Nvill I - ' - F Ltt Thern abuses such power's Violate the Constitution ' recent discloby are The prompted questions key sures of Federal Bureau of In- whether a Wiretap on a eitVestigation wiretapping In a izen's personal telephone for number of criminal cases is! example-amoun- ts to an illein viogiving liberals in Congress seizure and search gal pause over legislation extend- ' lation of the fourth admending wiretapping powers to pom e trt—o r comp el s lice They also question the In violation of value of such powers in com- ' the fifth amendment bating crime The court currently has be- fore it two cases which may Wiretaps Helpful go far in resolving these quesSome conservatives and potions In Berger V NY it is that contend themselves Ike the constitutionality reviewing wiretap powers would be help-- of New York's law which per- ful in the anticrime campaign to eavesdrop on and that legislation can be mits police And In Katz v US suspects to tonmeet drawn narrowly It is reviewing a federal gam- titutional objections and to In which bling prosecution place safeguards on the use of agents placed a "bug" on the wiretaps: outside of a public telephone This same division of outbooth habitually used by sus- look has resulted in the inabilpeels Decisions In both cases Ity of Congress to pass wireare expected by June in recent tap legislation There seems to be a consenboth of years despite efforts in favor of legislation per sus the IKennedy and Johnson admitting wiretapping in cases ministrations of national security and outTwo major proposals curlawing private wiretapping rently are before Congress: This is the heart of the Presiand they point up the basic dent's bill Federal agents differences of opinion which currently do wiretap in na exist over wiretapping legible-to- n tonal security cases but the legality of this activity The administration depends more upon a Justice known as the Right of Privacy Department interpretation of Act( 1967 places its empha- the law than on Supreme sis on the privacy of all citCourt decisions izens It outlaws all federal consensus breaks state and private wiretapping down however when the and eavesdropping It makes Issue of wiretapping in crimione exception — fNleral wirenal cases arises Many tapping and eavesdropping in members of Congress are in a cases Involving national secudilemma on this issue for rity This exception would per- while they favor any measure mit the FBI for example to which would seem to reduce continue its surveillance of forcrime they are concerned eign nationals in this nation about the value and potential The second major proposal abuses of wiretapping was Introduced by Sen John One Senate source summed and it up this way for CQ: "Just L McClellan Ilruska about every senator's person Roman L Sen (R1leb) This bill also out- al predilections are against like because laws private wiretapping and wiretapping permits federal wiretapping most politicians they think In cases involving national sethey may have been wireissue on is silent the It tapped themselves at one curity In its cmof eavesdropping time or another" He added cial difference from the ad- that senators had to weigh ministration bill it permits their personal feelings about both federal and state wirewiretapping against coneern tapping in cases of certain for the national good and for crimes such as organized popular pressures to do some crime kidnapping and other thing about the rising national serious crimes crime rate (Copyright) - at constitutionality of has never been wiretapping authorize ruled upon directly by the in cases! Supreme One although In crime 128 by a vote the Court and state held in Olmstead V 'US that the use of wiretap evidence in federal courts did not of Itself potential i — i - '‘ 1 weapons—are to be atockpiled In Thailand 'Bases— - nation they say No Violation ' and that no permanent bae s have been Ap apemen-Cand that no nuclea proved of only one squadron of the bombers for use solely in the Vietnamese war e - - 1 sourcel saict The iources em- phaszed that the agyeemenis with Thailand cover the as B52s VAE CA1-D- - By Congressional Quarterly WASHINGTON — Presidentt has added a new fwohisnt and new emphasis 'enactment of federal wiretap i 5 tire' On Wiretap ' Carmichael ConoTes's Can't Agree e - - 19G7 1404 CAN ONLY - 1 8 - - 7777:T Phone i hi e'-- '1 253-33- OPEN SUNDAYS ” 31 7: Evidence Prohibited Both bills prohibit the use in court of evidence obtained through wiretapping in national security cases The authority to order such wiretaps is vested in the President in such cases In the McClellanItruska bill authority to order I criminal cases i s federal or state must oversee and jtt report to the attorney general on their handling of police requests for wiretap orders Proponents of the President's bill argue that wiretapping can be Justified only in cases Involving national se-curity and that the right of privacy is too important to warrant any other wiretapping or eavesdropping They say that criminals now are wary when using the tote- — phone and that if stiff new legislation Is enacted crimimats will be even more eautious when using the telethat They concede phone -- i i I 1 tevra by hidden C Clellan-Hrusk- a gives police which police need in the ' L":7-- i- iE1 11 ' LI rrn - Front 6 Sea Them ii - ' ::n '4- 1 :- -4 I LI ' - Nil 1 1 i ' 1 ' e ' i : s" 1 l'k! 01E - 4 111''::-'‘''"- Pek1rielys 71 - Llo3u bus iii II:A urpose A '4: lc i SP - 1?-- tr4-t- P '' "' iv-it- ''14-77:110:bittit:- ' U--: ' s 44 t) -- ---- 3' Apo' te ' - -- kei '''''' e - : ) - - 40 : --- 'pressure' washerktletnns N: r otrizide su4 acci Nt -- ' 1 4 7- - ' :'t07 1: - :""-- '"c7tirifel'-'"I't :- - '''' Intl :':'tiarilf'1114'f':'(011" (-- ' 44” ' ''' : - 1 41 't '(:1 ''"okh‘r ' r 4)146 - i ‘ 4 X hd riidind fa ii NS 0 I q t) CV t 1lit!: i'' ' ' 'MI' ''''''' : ei : ' ci ') J:‘ 4p 'OS6‘ - - 1' i7c - reo- - fi !Iwo o' ‘ ''he'''1 handles biggest cleaning lobs without soiling clothing can be operated by any member of the family over 6 years old cleans brick walls and painted surfaces carrying away dirt and grime with the pressure perfect for any home Jet-magic suds quart size 169 guaranteed not to harm finish on your car F) '114 in 5 minutes : 'htike 114 ' ": s4:)' 1111h attaches right to the garden hose at home Complete with MagicSuds container nozzle attachment supply of Jet-- Magic Suds a sparkling finish 4:wit r ( 1 '''' All purpose washer cleans an auto to was j: deo: ) li 114 - 4'11404tv:‘ (:1":ilys:fr''- ' °nil' '1:1: 0-- Li) 1 1 -- - they -- -"- ' A ' 0 I ''''' ''''' ori-x- iq - -- : 1 41- SEE IT - - ' DEMONSTRATED - - () - A! 1:11 :1 1 14 - AT DOWNTOWN SALT LAKE SUGAR NOUSE MIDVALE MURRAY 5 Z3' i h' Nk1 :pi f- - ' i ' t ' 4 ' MONEY ' AD DOWNTOWN 5213535 'HI - ' e e Store Houma 10 41m to 6 MONDAY AND FRIDAY I pm 6nt except NIGHTS TILL 0 ' SUGAR HOUSE Pont Mount 10 cot to 6 pin except mat nmes FRL "o ra ri ' to SM MON MURRAY Store Hoorn the anti 1 t' 6 pm exempt PRI NIGHTS TILL N 1 ' ' Y 1 - citr: o r- EM tf i 7' ( -'- SMART cm 1 - -- - measure new powers WITH A CLASSIFIED DIAL t 1 wiretapping would be valuable in crimes which require the use of telephones such as b o okniaking racketeering and narcotics kidnapping some white collar— crimes such as price fixing Backers of the McClellanilruska bill say that ponce must first obtain a court order before wiretapping and that this factor adds the element of judicial control to such activities Judges' regular reports to the attorney TO MAKE ii rl rl-' - ' '''' current effort against crime They say that IIT'S eg L:1 1 r-- 1 B be - mi- contend 3 ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY - eavesdropping crophone on unsuspecting criminals can be of some use In criminal investigations but they say that this police activity runs counter to the traditions of the nation Opponents of such a restricted bill argue that the M - 1 c:41) 1 & ' - r' MIDVALE-BOUNTIF- n7 MAGNA UL Mors Haunt to 6 pm extopt 930 cm MON end PIM NIGHTS TILL ‘ 00 Store Novres to 6 pm 930 cm FRIDAY NIGHTS TILL ' qv 0 930 am MON TOOELE Store Hours to 6 pm secept TILL 1 PRI TILL ' ' n7 - ' 0 P ' ' - o |