Balance of Power Debate by Senator Jackson
Senator Henry M. Jackson argues the United States risks strategic deterrent erosion as Soviet missiles submarines and bombers gain capability He cites ICBMs subs and SAC forces noting Soviet progress and the need for a stronger defense budget to prevent national annihilation and support domestic progress He urges costly but essential investment over luxuries like limousines for officials.
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U.S
Henry M. Jackson
Washington State
American Society of
Ealters
Russia
United States
Jackson
Strategic Air Command
Sen. Jackson
Strateic Air Command
SAC
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf of Mexico
Ussr
Expedite not obstruct in power plant siting debate
Edison Electric Institute warns federal siting rules must speed environmental problem solving for major facilities rather than add delays. It urges a one stop agency with local regulatory input to streamline approvals while balancing energy needs with environmental responsibility.
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Congress
Edison Electric Institute
Electric Industry
Institute
Alexander column questions presidential power in foreign policy
Holmes Alexander argues the President lacks potency on foreign policy amid Democratic majorities and GOP defections. He notes Mansfield and McCloskey challenge presidential control, urging careful balance between secrecy and accountability while citing constitutional limits and the risk to anti Communist aims in Vietnam.
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Washington
Dic
Brabin
Ely Ihe
Richard Rixon
Capitol Hill
Britain
America
Alexander Niort
Senate
House
Mike Mansfield
Far East
Pete McCloskey
Mr. Nixon
Babe Ruth
Mike
NATO
Mansfield
Cooper
Church
Hatfield
Manfeld
Saigon
Rep
Paul
Pete) McCloskey
California
McCloskey
Jack Kennedy
Richard Nizon
Assa
Congress
Eggheads
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Curtis bill reshapes welfare reform to curb federal control
Washington debate centers on Sen Carl Curtis Nebraska proposes alternative welfare bill that drops guaranteed annual income and shifts power to states. His plan preserves eligibility checks and requires cooperation of welfare mothers to identify fathers of recipients while criticizing Nixon Mills expansion as costly and federalizing aid.
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Curtis
Washington, D.C
Nixon
House
Ways and Means Committee
U.S
Carl Curtis
R-Neb
White House
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Ways and Means
Curtis Ilang
Ce Aest
Nixon-Mills
United States
Sen. Curtis
Ronald ‘Reagan
California
Nixon Mills
Architects Should Train Practically In Field Work
An architect specializing in restoration argues that American students must split their time between study and field work with contractors. They warn that pure academics yield plans lacking erection details and urge hands on learning, internships, and respect for craftsmanship to improve future builders and architects.
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Nation of Indiana
McLaughlin
Observations on the Pentagon Papers and democracy
The piece argues governments must dissimulate, cites Eisenhower and Roosevelt to illustrate lies and optimism, and warns the papers will be unreadable or misunderstood. It contends the Pentagon Papers expose Washington’s pessimism, risking cynicism about democratic mechanisms and urging focus on actual revealed content.
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Pentagon
Eisenhower
Ethelred
Soviet Russia
Camp David
Hungary
Budapest
Russia
United States
United Sats
Washington
Lyndon Johnson
State Department
Mle
Notre Dame
Franklin Delano ‘Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Saigon
Property taxes hit homeowners and the suburbs
Paul Harvey discusses the burden of property taxes on homeowners and renters, noting rising rates in Chicago and suburbs. He argues schools and local government drive costs, urges alternative tax sources, and critiques tax exemptions for churches and nonprofits while calling for a broader tax base.
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Chicago
Tate
Teag
Larson and
Lowell
United States
Lars
Exemy Saris Ross
Otband
Gen
Fea. Corp
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Peddb Anderson
India Jr
Allah
Euude
Martha
Harald
Ciated Press
Holmes Alexander
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