Exile Return Debate On Draft Evasions In Canada
Officials estimate 50 000 to 200 000 illegal aliens in Canada many evading taxes or votes. New rules require registration or deportation and offer a path to stay for some. many American draft evaders fear exile’s long term consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Canadian Manpower and Immigration Department
United State
Samuel Eliot Morison
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Ontario
England
Kenneth McNaught
Central
Prairies
United States
Union Violence in Building Trades Warns Against Terrorism
A magazine article summarized by Charles Stevenson describes violent tactics used by some building trades unions to block nonmember labor. It cites a 1000‑man hotel complex incident causing 300000 dollars in damage, halted by a prearranged signal with no arrests, and calls for federal and local action to curb such terrorism.
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Charles Stevenson
Stevenson
Post-Agnew Shakeups Reach Federal Jobs Window
Federal Diary reports GOP insiders face a second wave of upheaval after Vice President Agnew’s abrupt departure. Officials who benefited from Agnew’s backing scramble for cover while still seeking qualified positions as Gerald Ford’s influence grows. Career staff note that Agnew recommendations once valued now resemble a hunted badge in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Causey
Washington
GOP
Agnew
Nixon
Gerald Ford
Narsall
Mideast War Watchdog Questions Israeli Power and Soviet Balance
The piece argues Israeli invincibility is Mythical amid advanced Soviet air defense that weakens Israel. It notes Arab morale remains high and explores potential paths to Damascus and the risk of Soviet intervention, while examining Nixon era diplomacy, oil leverage, and recent Israeli territorial diplomacy.
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Mideast
CRI
Israel
Nasser
Cairo
Damascus
Napoleon
Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Pari Passu
Suez Canal
Knesset
Supreme Court power struggles and the separation of powers
The piece reviews Vanderbilt lectures on the separation of powers, noting the judiciary as the weakest branch and its history of deference to legislative and executive powers. It discusses the Warren Court, Nixon era influences, Youngstown decisions, and the ongoing struggle for judicial independence and strength.
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Burger Court
Arthur Vanderbilt
New Jersey
Roscoe Pound
Sureme Court
United States
Jay
Ellsworth
Senate
Vanderbilt
Bueaucracy
Marshall
Supreme Court
Richard Nixon
White House
Justice Vanderbilt
Vinson Court
Truman
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company
Douglas
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Texans Wish for a Texan Vice President Nominee
In Dallas Texans react to President Nixon selecting Michigan Congressman Gerald Ford as caretaker Vice President. Many Texans hoped a Texan such as John Connally George Bush or Anne Armstrong would be chosen, fueling debate over gender and regional influence. Texans feel snubbed, predicting electoral backlash for the GOP next year.
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Dallas
Tex
Big D
Nixon
Michigan
Gerald Ford
Lone Star
John Connally
Govrnor
John Kennedy
Connally
George Bush
Bush
United Nations
Republican Party
White House
Anne Armstrong
Senate
Oval
Argentina
Juan Peron
Richeard
Pat
Mamie Eisenhower
Washington
Richard Nixon
Minority House
Pleskin
Texas
GOP
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Teletronic Warfare and TV’s Role in Vietnam Coverage
Washington analysis argues television shaped public opinion during the Vietnam War with networks overplaying early progress then shifting to portray chaos. Epstein contends uncensored home screens influenced policy, while Israel and Arab states use censorship. the piece urges closer policymaker attention to teletronic warfare.
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Washington
KFS
Middle East
Israel
Edward Jay Epstein
The
New Yorker
Newscom
Epstein
TV Guides
Vietnam
George A. Bailey
Harris
Newsweek
Sanh
Cambodia
New York
America
South
Roger Mudd
CBS
King Features Syndicate
Historical reflections mix satire and civics across eras
Paul Harvey highlights shifting media influence and public morals, citing comics, films, crime trends, and the 1930s Depression era to question whether civilization is regressing or merely slipping. He contrasts old bootleg raids with modern headlines and recalls constitutional ideals.
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Black Sox
Yesteryea
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Anderson
Indiana
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Sarviar
Serar
Mentha
Indiena
Sant Phas
Sasce
Heveld
Associated Press
Charles W Laughan
Ireevorer
Vckley
Holmes Alexander
Lowell Ponte
Phillips
Kevin P. Phillips
Howard K. Smith
Khe Sanh
NBC
Robert J. Northshield
Paul Harvey News
George Carlin
Western
Kanesas
Sam Johnson
Harding
FBI
Wyatt Earp
Daniel
Gen. Fen, Corp
United States of America
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