Dennis bill seen as superior hostilities control measure
Editorial argues Congressman David W. Dennis redirects hostilities policy by giving Congress 90 days to act after presidential combat deployment, versus Zablocki’s 120 day window. It criticizes Zablocki for possible inaction and constitutional concerns, praising Dennis for clearer, accountable authority and nonapplicability to ongoing hostilities.
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David W. Dennis
Indiana
Tenth Congressional District
House Rules Committee
Rep
Dennis
Clement Zablocki
D-Wis
Congress
Zablocki
Zabocki
Chal
House
Senate
Dollar Puzzles as Global Markets Roil in 1980s Style
The administration frets over the dollar's drop while foreign holders buy gold and question U.S. assurances. Shultz testifies on June 4 that investors push dollars despite improving trade balances. A vast Eurodollar pool and wild capital flows hinder any lasting monetary peace, with inflation controls and recession risks looming as August approaches.
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Zurich
Treasury
George P. Shultz
House
Ways and Means
Reagan third term talk grows amid California GOP speculation
Reagan and Flournoy top Republicans weigh 1974 California run for a springboard to 1976 White House. Flournoy challenges Ed Reinecke and Evelle Younger, while Reagan touts a tax restraint plan and aims to consolidate GOP strength against possible rivals. Distributed by King Features Syndicate.
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Washington
KFL
California
Ronald Reagan
Ror
White House
Reegan
GOP
Paul Haerle
van Mabtuaeneee
Housto
Flournoy
Reinecke
Flounoy
Evelle Younger
Nixon
Bob Finch
Younger
Reagan
Californa
Flourney
Sacramento
King Features
Syndive
Agnew Loyalty Echoes and Calls to Uphold the Constitution
A McNaught Syndicate column argues as an Agnew loyalist that the Vice President should defend the Constitution, reject servile office, and speak against impeachment efforts. It cites Cleveland’s slogan and praises Agnew’s past sharp politics while urging him to act boldly in defense of constitutional duty. The piece notes support from sympathetic readers and references a Times editorial on Nixon’s impeachment matter.
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Washington, D.c
Grover Cleveland
Richard Nixon
Agnew
White House
Miami
Ervin Committee
Times of London
Times
United States
Nixon
Readers' Comment: Government Must Not Make Errors Again
A reader argues against repatriating North Vietnam with $2.5 billion in U S tax dollars, condemning past Vietnam policy and honoring American servicemen. The letter urges readers to contact Congress and reflects on patriotism, youth programs, and the U S Constitution.
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Johnson
United States
Vietnam
North
North Vietnam
U.S
Can the American College Be Saved
A critic argues that U S high education faces decline due to egalitarian ideals and government programs. He cites campus activism, affirmative action staffing, and open curricula as root causes, and favors reforms such as external degrees, low cost colleges, and honors colleges to restore intellectual rigor. He envisions separate arts and science colleges with three year bachelor tracks and optional honors degrees.
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Tangner
American College
Movement For Quality Education
Young Americans For Freedom
Massachusetts Ave
N.W
Washington, D.C
Behemoth U
U.” I Belive
Suc
Arts Aet
Science College
Pring
Mophensen
Ivrs
Gen. Fea. Corp
Brezhnev visit sparks fears of San Onofre sabotage
During Brezhnev's Western White House stop in San Clemente, experts warn the San Onofre reactor could be a prime target for sabotage. Dr. L Douglas DeNike and Ralph Lapp cite cooling-system vulnerabilities, with potential radiation release far beyond the plant. The AEC resists full public discussion while critics urge clearer safety measures and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.S
Leonid Brezhnev
America
Malcolm X
Martin Luther King
John
Robert Kennnedy
George Wallace
George Lincoln Rockwell
Brezhnev
White House
San Clemente
California
Los Angeles
San Diego
San Onofre
University of Southern California
L. Douglas DeNike
Ralph Lapp
Ralph Nader
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
DeNike
A.E.C
William T. Riley
Ployee
Vexike
Riley
Federal Atomic Safety and Licensing Board
Green Beret
Aaron Bank
Bruce Sharpe
GUARD
Col. Bank
Atomic Safety and Licensing Board
Mr. Brezhnev
McNaught Syndiate, Inc
Legislators Contact in Washington Names and Offices
A fragment lists lawmakers with room numbers and addresses in Washington DC. Sen Hartke and Sen Birch indicate Old Senate Office locations while Rep Bray is shown with a Rayburn office. The text appears as a damaged OCR segment with errant spellings and incomplete entries.
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Senate
Sen
R. Vance Hartke
Bullang
Washington, D.C
Birch E
Ors
William G. Bray
Rayburn
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Harriet W. Toner
Mh & Jackson
Moneger
Charles W Laughlin
Mondey
Anderton
Carrer
Indiens
Herald
Associated Press
AP News
Leei
Holmes Alexander
Cossuneros
Calvin Coolidge
Thas
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
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Youmon
Solid Citizens
Tam
American Legion
Hoosier Boys
Indiana State Uiversity
Terre Haute
Hoosier Boys’ State
Bruce E. Jones
United States of America
Marc Tangner
California State College O Order
Gainesville
Tanner
Lowell Ponte
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