Appoint Justices For Integrity And Ability
The editorial opposes Supreme Court quotas based on race sex or creed. It urges President Nixon to pick nominees of integrity honesty and ability without regard to origin or gender, stressing judges must serve all people under a constitution that bans discrimination.
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Supreme Court
Richard M. Nixon
High Court
United Nations Bankruptcy Comment Sparks U S Reform Call
U Thant warned the UN is near bankruptcy and may fail payrolls this year. The United States has funded most of the UN for 25 years while delinquent nations vote on key matters. Critics say pay-up or exit is needed, arguing current policy lets espionage thrive under immunity.
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United Nations
U Thant
United States
Uncle Sam
Fred Harris
Lufthansa
TWA
Pan American
Tosur
England
BOAC
House of Commons
Great Britain
Economics Essayists on Air Travel and Market Forces
The author contrasts Stigler and Galbraith, commending Stigler on correct economic insight. He notes Lufthansa’s fare strategies and calls for US airline efficiency or merger, citing past bids to lower prices and federal limits. The piece praises market competition as the consumer’s best ally amid airline dynamics.
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George Stigler
The
University Chicago
John Kenneth Galbraith
Galbraith
Boac. Ag
BOAC
London
England
United States
Lufthansa
Airp
Kennedy Aire
American Airlines
William Rickenbacker
Son
Freedom of the Press hearings expose zealots in liberty debate
The column critiques First Amendment hearings on press freedom, dismissing fears of government oppression and praising courts in Pentagon Papers case. It argues newspapers remain outspoken, government control on broadcasting is limited, and vigilant zealots distort liberty. It notes ongoing media bravado and calls for restrained oversight by FCC.
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Washington, D.C
Senate
Pentagon
Harding Bancroft
New York Times
Bancroft
The
Times
Cilléets
Nixon
King George
George Washington
George Wallace
Sam Ervin
Tigh
Agnew
Hitler
Federal Communications Commission
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
France's resurgence under de Gaulle shapes a Western revival
Alice Widener notes Feucherolles near Versailles as a launch point for travel and economic growth across France. She argues the 1960s territorial reforms and de Gaulle's strengthened presidency boosted modernization from Brittany to villages, improving homes, schools, clinics, and services. The piece contrasts France’s stability with Italy’s weakness, praising executive power and the spirit of American constitutional ideas guiding French reforms.
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Feucherolles
France
Versailles
Charles de Gaulle
Chamber of Deputies
de Gualie
Tive
de Gaulle
Ove
America
de Gaule
Pompidou
de Gauile
Italy
Jefferson
Hamilton
Madison
Germany
Evangelical Answers to Modern Decadence
The piece reviews two books by Rockmaaker and Schaeffer arguing for a return to objective religious ends against Enlightenment rationalism. It notes narcotics as a key modern danger and critiques secular culture, urging belief in revealed norms and the transcendent for authentic humanity.
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Inter-Varalty Press
Box
Downers Grave
Fortune Magazine
H.R. Rockmaaker
University of Amsterdam
Francis 4
den Schaeffér
Switzerland
L'Abri
Ruth
Rogkmaaker
Schaeffer
Aldoususley
Huxley
T.S. Eliot
Schneffer
Hurley
Bookmaaker
Gaby
Basil Willey
David Hume
Fife
God
Thak Enorme Alge
Schaeller
Rookmickee
John Gardner
Urban Coalition
Common Cause
Washington
Harvard
Morocco
Rookmaaker
Gen
Fea, Corp
The 1971 Elections Show Political Realignment Trends
A Kevin P Phillips survey notes voters show weak party loyalties in 1974 contests across Boston Philadelphia San Francisco Cleveland and Kentucky Mississippi and Virginia. Mayoral and gubernatorial races reflect split liberal conservative and independent coalitions as realignment language widens and party labels lose salience.
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Washington
Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Kentucky
Mississippi
Virginia
J. Sargent
Kevin White
Louise Day Hicks
Max
Frank Rizzo
Thacher Longstreth
Pennsylvania
Joseph Aticto
Harold Dobbs
Diane Feinstein
Board of Supervisors
Ralph Perk
Cleveland Democratic Party
GOP
Wallace
Albert
Happy" Chandler
Lef
William Waller
Charles Evers
Nomeéhow
Evers
U.S
Harry Byrd
Henry Howell
Tweedledum
Tweedledee
Lawmakers and offices listed for Washington contact
Directory-style snippet lists U S senators and representatives with room numbers in the Old Senate and Rayburn Office Buildings, Washington D C. It includes Senne Sen RK Vance Harlke Bayh Jr and Rep William Bray with respective rooms and building addresses.
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Senne
Vance Harlke
Senate
Washington, D.C
Sen
Bireh B. Bayh Jr
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