Nomination Fight Over McNagny Drags On in Senate
Indiana Senator Hartke voiced support for Philip M McNagny's federal judgeship in the Northern Indiana District while Senator Bayh opposed moving the nomination in Judiciary Committee. Hartke urged reform to prevent a single member from blocking votes, criticizing decades of one man rule.
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Washington
President Ford
Philip M McNagny
Indiana
Vance Hartke
McNagny
Birch Bayh
Fiscal Follies and the City Debt Dilemma
Forbes questions who will bail out Uncle Sam as New York City and other governments face rising debt and spending. The piece rails at Beame and Bayh while urging Hartke to push reform, noting heavy court caseloads and deteriorating credit ratings as state and local governments spend far more than they take in.
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Uncle Sam
New York
Forbes
New York City
Abraham Beame
John Donne
Toeir
Unemployment measure dispute from Phillips poll in 1975
Phillips Survey reports raw unemployment at 11.1 percent as of June 4, 1975, based on 1,166 May 29 to June 4 interviews. It contrasts with official government figures, noting many stop looking for work and are excluded from those counts, and cites student influx and weekly tabulations by Sindlinger.
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U.S
Phillips-Sindlinger
Bureau Otatistics
John Bregger
BLS
Sindlinger
Bureau of Labor Statistics
King Features Syn, Inc
South Vietnam
Europe
Poland
Warsaw
Winston Churchill
Saigon
Radio Hanoi
Radio Saigon
T. S. Eliot
America
Hilaire Belloc
Toronto Skyscraper to Heat with Occupant Body Heat
Canada Square Corp plans a 20 floor Toronto building that heats and cools by recycling waste heat from occupants light bulbs and machinery. Silver coated walls reflect heat reduce solar gain while a computer sensor system directs heat to a basement reservoir for storage, promising far lower energy use than traditional buildings.
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Toronto
Oklahoma Gas and Electric
Allen - Bradley
Milwaukee
Canada Square Corp
Gerhard Moog
Conservation Bank
North America
Ford crime plan deserves serious jury trust and realism
Washington columnist Ance Tully argues Ford's crime control proposal, including mandatory minimums for hard drug trafficking and violent offenses, should be judged on its aims and practical effects. He defends jury verdicts, rejects plea-bargaining fears, and calls for adequate funding and personnel to fight crime.
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Ance Tully Washington
Ford
Dominoes fall as Vietnam domino theory collapses
The author argues domino theory failed as South Vietnam fell and a chain of regional shifts followed. He cites Cambodia Laos Malaysia Turkey and Portugal as examples while criticizing Congress for actions that undermined support for South Vietnam and ally relations. He recounts brutal Khmer Rouge actions and reflects on U S policy, media, and public memory.
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Portugal
Azores
Italy
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Turkey
United States
Henry Kissinger
Congress
South Vietnam
Cyprus
Soviet Russia
Russia
United Nations
Cambodia
Apprenticeship Dreamer Eric Sees Hairdresser Future
A Belgian 14 year old apprentice at a Brussels hairdresser shares ambitions to travel the world, work with top coiffeurs, and someday own his own shop. He studies physiology and economics in school, earns francs per day plus tips, and saves for the future while staying near Hotel Amigo.
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Alouteri
New York City
Amigo
Brussels
Sabena Airlines
Eric
Bes Coiffeurs
US AID to Laos collapses as Pathet Lao takes control
The Pathet Lao seizes power in Laos prompting the removal of US AID and 200 American staff. With the regime demanding direct unconditional aid of 32 million dollars this fiscal year, critics say continuation offers no leverage while endangering relations and currency stability.
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Agency For International Development (Aid
Laos
U.S
Souvanna Phouma
Saigon
Pathet Lao
Vientiane
Thailand
United States
Indochina
Cambodia
South Vietnam
South Korea
North Vietnamese
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