Rights For The Illegitimate Children In Legal Debate
An editorial discusses illegitimate births and rights for children born out of wedlock. It cites Supreme Court rulings expanding protections, cites states like Arizona and Oregon granting equal rights, and notes Texas laws restricting both paternity support and access to damages. It argues prejudice drives illegitimacy penalties and calls civil rights movement alignment.
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United States
Los Angeles
U. S. Supreme Court
William C. Douglas
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Texas
Sir William Blackstone
Arizona
Oregon
Supreme Court
Missourk
Harry D. Krause
If We Could Rewrite History on Vietnam and China
In a reflective critique, the author discusses Barbara Tuchman and the “what if” game about history. The piece argues historians face limits and cites Roosevelt, Nixon, and U S policy toward China and Vietnam as shaped by past aims and misperceptions.
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Cwashington
D.C
Longstreet
Gettysburg
Fred Merkle
Second Base
Truman
Hremlin
Hiroshima
Mao
Washington
Barbaray Twelman
China
Collier
O. Henry
Franklin Roosevelt
Vietnam
Tuchman
Mao Tse-tung
Chow En-lai
FDR
Nixon
Viey
Perhabs Tere
White House
Roosevelt
Far East
Pat Hurley
Mountebank
Rooseevelt
0. Henry
Southeast Asia
Vietna
John Kennedy
South Vietnam
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
Saigon
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Harvard Education for Dallas Congressman Sparks Debate
The piece argues that Rep elect Alan Steelman spent a month at Harvard's Institute of Politics receiving briefings from liberal scholars, prompting questions about voter intent and the risk of elitist influence. It contrasts Steelman's Harvard experience with his duty to represent Dallas constituents and warns of Potomac fever among new members.
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U.S. House of Representatives
House
Dallas Morning News
Steelman
Harvard
Alan Steelman
Dallas
Institute of Politics At
Harvard Uniersity
Rep
Elect Steelman
Kenneth Galbraith
Leo
George McGovern
Rep. Steelman
Usut
Washington
Hep
John McCormack
Massachusetts
McCormack
Rep. Abelman
Congress
Texas
Capitol Hill
Stedman
Its
McGovernise
Wiz
USPS to expand commemorative stamps boosting revenue
The Postal Service plans more commemorative issues and first day covers to attract collectors and fund operations. A January–February issue in Albuquerque coincides with air ballooning championships, with future May 8 Truman birthday stamp likely to sell in the millions.
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Somebixty
USFS
USPS
Albuquerque
N. Mex
Truman
Short Thoughts on Transport, Census and Commerce
A critical glance at a new transportation secretary linked to an oil firm opposing mass transit. The Census Bureau predicts population shifts may reduce numbers, while a Consumers Union report questions vitamin use value. The piece closes by echoing the U S Constitution's aims for a more perfect Union and national welfare.
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Transportation
Here I Am I Exist The Existential Echo in America
In the essay collection a Nation of Strangers Vance Packard argues that American life centers on individual identity formed through local ties and community roles. He contrasts postwar French existentialism with the American habit of mobile, shifting lives while noting a persistent sense of belonging emerges when people settle and engage locally.
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Vance Packard
America
Packard
Avid Mckay, Inc
Moblie
New York
Houston
India
Akron
Ohio
Mr. Packard
U.S
California
Alaska
Rhode Island School of Design
London School of Economics
Tanzania
Peace Corps
Abortion Propaganda at Public Expense Debate
A 1973 Gen. Fee. Corp. piece argues the federal government should not spend 170000 to fund Population Education Inc for school propaganda on abortion and controversial sex education. It critiques Nixon Ehrlichman for backing HEW plans and calls to abolish the Office of Population Affairs amid declining birthrates.
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Nixon
John Ehrlichman
Rockefeller Money
Population Education, Inc
Presidential Commission On Population Growth
American Future
Department of Health _ducation
Welfare
Vice of Population Affairs
Office of Education
Population
Mso
Michigan
North Dakota
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
United States
Messrs. Nixon
Ehrlichman
Office of Posulation Affairs
OPA
NEW
Office of Population Affairs
America
Bureau of the Census
Secu
Afr
Gen. Fee. Corp
Legislators Where To Write Your Legislators
Directory of U S senators and representatives with room numbers and Washington D C addresses for Indiana districts. Includes district details and hometowns such as Anderson Noblesville Kokomo and Marion.
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Indiana
John M. Blevins
Madison
Delaware Counties
Eighth St
Anerson
Craig BR. Campbell
Anderson Township
Ninth St
Anderson
Janicer J. Crimmins
Delaware Grant
Madison County
Woodland Dr
Marion
Richard M. Dellinger
Hamilton
Tipton
15Th St
Noblesville
Mac
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William H. Rehnquist
Powell
Holmes Alexander
Alexander
THE
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newespapers, Inc
Jackson Street
Anderton
George D.chtenberger
Foner
Jone E Jackson
Jane
Scott
Auide
Tonara
Charles W. Laughlin Semelory
Were
Harald
Spacial Messanger
Associated Press
Praia ii
Focal News
Senate
Ps Anthony Herigan
Binemed
Hahvahd
Rep. Stechman
Galbraith
Federal Diary
By Mike Coury
U.S. Postal Service
Mail-Moving Corporation
Monod
San Marino
Vatican City
Postal Corporation
Treasury Department
Benjamin Franklin
Census Bureau
Seatury
Consumers Union
United Sates
Hayakawa
France
Chamber of Deputies
Dijon
Alphonse Daudet
Cam Frank Beckwith
South Carolina
Quaker Oats
County Medical Society
Llam
Chartered Life
By Russell Kirk
Sen
R. Vanes Farite
Washington, D.C
Birch &, Bayh
David W. Dennis
Longworth
Distra
Madiston
Oslewara
Manceth
Maney Eacatten
Elwood H. Hillis
Wat
Sewins Honontedo Af Bolen
Martin K. Edwards
Hancock, Heney
South Three Townships
New Castle
Troger L. Jessup
Delaware
Fiank
Summitville
Thomas J. Teague
Hawthorne Ave
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