Editorials Warn Canal Treaty Threat to U S Security
Familiar voices in the eastern press push for a Panama Canal Treaty that would transfer sovereignty to Panama. The piece argues the plan risks U S security, limits naval mobility, and invites Soviet advantages, urging readers to contact lawmakers opposing ratification.
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U.S
United States
Senate
House
State Department
Canal Zone
Panama
Atlantic
Pacific
U.S. Navy
Southeast Asia
Washington Post
Ellsworth Bunker
Soviet Union
Doggy Bags and Cravings Spark a Quiet Dinner Debate
A humorous anecdote traces a family’s struggle with sending leftovers home. A father and mother debate etiquette and practicality as they joke about doggy bags. The tale includes pets, a poodle and a wolfhound, and ends with a vet’s bland-diet quip.
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Hernan
Byor
Hottle
Field Enterprises, Inc
Supreme Court Split Over Religion Aid To Private Schools
The Supreme Court split 6 to 3 on whether state aid to private and parochial schools violates the First Amendment. Rulings blocked loans of instructional equipment and teacher services but allowed secular textbooks to church schools, sparking debate over entanglement of church and state and who benefits, with dissenters arguing neutrality and fairness to taxpayers and students.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Balderdash
Profoner
Resson
Justices Potter
Art
Waryy A. Blackmun
Lewis F. Powell Jr
William J Brennan Sr
M D. Douglas
Thurgood Marshall
Stewart
Blackiun
Powell
Warren B. Burger
William J1. Rehnquist
Byron R. White
Eatly
Met
Punist
Abbie Hoffman on TV and narcotics charges in New York report
Alice Widener recounts watching Abbie Hoffman on WNET Channel 13 discussing plastic surgery and fugitive status linked to cocaine charges. She notes Ness and Eliot Ness era scenes, references Patty Hearst, Jane Fonda, and Spock, and criticizes the show In Hiding with Abbie Hoffman as an unserious exploration of crime groups and narcotics.
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Abbie
Jackie
Patty
Eliot
New York City
Channel 13
WNET
Abbie Hoffman
Justice
Jane Fonda
Br. Spock
United States
Ness
The
Fort Foundation
Abbie Hoffmens
New York Times
Patty Hearst
Channel 7
William Kunster
Wetle
Pally Hearst
PBS
CBS News
Fred W Friendly
Ford Foundation
Nose Hoffman
Wnet Channel 13
Phnom Penh Exile: City Empty After Khmer Rouge Atrocity
The piece portrays Phnom Penh as emptied of its over two million residents by Khmer Rouge forces, with survivors dispersed and many dead. It links the catastrophe to internal social war, famine, and executions of officials, comparing the scale to historic sieges and noting Sihanouk’s fragile position amid Cambodian civil conflict.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Washington, D.C
Maryland
Virginia
Hhat
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Phot Penh Pane
Khmer Rouge
Oliver Cromwell
Hell
Connaught
Bagdad
Phnom Peoh
Marshal Low No
Prince Sihanouk
Sihanouk
North
Hanoi
Norodom Sihanouk
United States
Peking
Diem
South Vietnam
CIA
Lon Nul
Lon Nol
Hark
England
Henry VII
Phoom Peoh
Battambang
Antitrust Fight Aims at Monopoly Union Power
Sensing The News argues that labor unions wield monopoly power harming the public, urging Congress to apply antitrust laws to unions. It cites railroa dstrife and public employee strikes as examples and details bills in Senate sponsor Thurmond and House sponsors Crane and McClory, framing reform as overdue and pivotal for the economy.
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Laval
Nashville Banner
New York
San Francisco
Memphis
California
Congress
Senate
Sen. Thurmond
South Carolina
Sens
McClellan
Arkansas
Curtis
Nebraska
Tower
Texas
Fannin
Arizona
Helms
North Carolina
Scott
Virginia
House
Philip Crane
Trinvis
Crane
Eshleman
Pennsylvania
Ketchum
Symms
Idaho
Kelly
Florida
Beard
Tennessee
Rep. McClory
Illnois
I T
Sen. Thurmong
Tull-ifarnley
Will Rogers Says on Congress and Morality
Will Rogers comments from 1931 and 1927 criticize presidential action without full Congressional consultation and mock national self righteousness. He urges focusing on domestic duties rather than dictating global behavior. Selected by Bryar Sterling.
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Bryar Sterling
Will Rogers Menacial
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Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
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Charles W.aughlin
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