Editorials on Czech trials mark four decades since 1968
The piece recalls the 1968 Soviet invasion and four decades of trial shows led by Gustav Husak’s government. It notes journalists and officials are charged for producing unauthorized leaflets, while authorities tighten cultural control, purge theaters, and suppress media. Western observers warn of deterioration in Czechoslovak life and stalled reform.
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Republic
Czechoslovakia
Francois Mitterand
Europe
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Czechslovakia
Herbert Marcuse
Jean- Paul Sartre
Erich Fromm
London Times
Angela Davises
Jiri Pelikan
Citizens’ Freedom Movement
Angela Davis
Miss Davis
Prague
Alexander Dubcek
Communist Party
Czech Forestry Commission
Jan Hus
A President Is Just a Man The Supreme Court Is The Law
Paul Harvey discusses how the next President’s impact hinges on Supreme Court appointments. He notes Nixon aims to shift the court right, replacing liberal judges with constitutional conservatives, and observes current justices White and Stewart could still sway decisions. He warns voters to judge the era by court philosophy.
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Nixon
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Earl Warren
Nixon Court
Wikendek Club Bettueers
Byron White
Potter Stewart
Congress
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Fea. Corp
Where To Write Your Legislators Washington Contacts
Sen R Vance Hartke and Sen Birch Bayh Jr are listed with Washington office addresses Room 304 Washington DC 20510. This notice provides direct congressional contact details for representative advocacy.
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R. Vance Hartke
Senate
Birch E. Bayh Jr
Washington, D.C
Byrd’s stand on spending tests Nixon and Congress
U S Senator Harry Byrd of Virginia stands as an Independent voice against wasteful spending. He argues that neither the Administration nor Congress has real plans to curb deficits, noting three-year deficits of over 100 billion dollars for 1971 to 1973. He critiques 168 untouchable federal programs and cites a Brookings view calling for spending cuts, tax increases, and inflation acceptance as inevitable.
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Washington, D.C
Harry Byrd
Virginia
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Byrd
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Nixon
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White House
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Arkler Arms
America
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Brookings Institution
USA
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Picking the President 1976 Reform Look at Primaries
Phillips Surveyco analyzes the 1976 reform debate shaping how the nation fills the vice presidency and conducts primaries. The piece argues for federal coordination, possible abolition of the vice presidency, and separate VP nominations in spring primaries amid a shift toward a nationalized media society.
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Washington
KFS
L'affaire
Eagleton
Ralph Nader
Australia
Electral College
V.P
Nixon
Johnson
Humphrey
Sittan
McGovern’s Speech and the Shrinking Shriver Moment
Washington analysis examines Senator McGovern’s lengthy address announcing Sargent Shriver as his running mate. The piece argues McGovern offered little on Shriver, while echoing Nixon and Hoover themes, and labels McGovern the anti inflation candidate amid inflation concerns and a large projected deficit.
Sensing The News- View of Lincoln's Heartland Prairie Life
The piece reflects on Nebraska and the Midwest farm state life, contrasting isolated farm households with urban East Coast perceptions. It portrays corn belt resilience, pioneer heritage, and the enduring American work ethic amid economic and social shifts, asserting Midwestern values cradle national sustenance.
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Neb
Nebraska
State Capitol
Plains
Prairies
Plains States
America
Conn Bek
U. S
Marshall Plan Uproots US Debt Per Foreign Aid Shift
Alice Widener argues that the United States runs a debt leash on foreign holders as West European and Japanese reserves buy U.S. dollars to support the dollar. He cites U.S. News & World Report and Federal Reserve data noting foreigners hold about 49 billion dollars of U.S. public debt and that deficits, if unchecked, could provoke foreign banks to curb purchases. The piece warns of continued deficit spending and potential loss of economic autonomy.
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U.S
U.S. News & World
Federal Reserve of New York
Seahies
Tovernment
News & World Report
U.S. Treasury
Ec Ee
A Ee
Japan
Treasury
U.S.A
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