Judge restricts demonstrations over busing in Kentucky
U S District Judge James F. Gordon orders that any public demonstrations exceeding 106 people in Jefferson County over the next ten days be confined to the Kentucky State Fairgrounds and limited to 9 AM to 3 PM. Violators face immediate jail and public apologies. The ruling sparked critique that federal judges are making laws rather than interpreting them.
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Congress
United States
United States District Court
James F. Gordon
Louisville
Jefferson County
Gordon
Kentucky State Fairgrounds
SUCN
Work Ethic Works in German Labor harmony and growth
Forbes notes West Germany's disciplined labor management, with unions accepting wage rises in line with inflation. German workers rarely strike, accept job cuts, and follow sensible rules, supporting exports of about $100 billion yearly and threefold higher output per worker than the US and UK.
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Forbes
Business Weekly
West Germany
United States
Germany
American ballots must be printed in languages other than English
Paul Harvey cites the 1965 Voting Rights Act to require ballots in Spanish, Chinese, Japanese and Indian languages in 454 counties across 27 states. He argues immigrants should learn English, quoting Jefferson on maintaining national language and culture amid immigration.
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U.S. Department of Justice
Tom Jefferson
Bribery Scandal at Lockheed Hits the Public Eye
In 1970s coverage, Lockheed Aircraft faced bribes to win export sales aided by a federal loan guarantee. SEC and Treasury scrutiny followed after Anchor Young auditors exposed the bribery scheme. Hearings cited free enterprise threats and questioned punishment plans. The episode ties to jobs, stock values, and tax flows amid congressional scrutiny.
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Washington, D.C
Tribe
U.S. Treasury Department
Lockheed Aircraft Corporation
Lockheed
John Connally
Congress
Senate
Lockherd Board
D. J. Haughton
U.S
Treasury
Internal Revenue Service
Anchor Young & Co
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Willian Simon
Simon Tolt
Walid Proxmire
Committee On
Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs
John Tower
Jesse Helms
Simon
Uriberg
Praxmire
Senator Tower
Shinon
Proxmire
Tower
John Milton
McNaught Syndicate
Tne
Radical bicentennial group disrupts Ford event in Concord
A self styled Peoples Bicentennial Commission led by Jeremy Riskin sought to mobilize antiwar militants to disrupt Bicentennial events. They pursued large NEH funded lectures across western states while claiming to promote revolutionary ideas linking Paine Adams and Rash with Lenin and Mao.
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Peoples
Jeremy Ri
New Left
Riskin
Ford
Concord Bridge
PBC
PRC
National Endowment For the Humanities
NEH
Brooklyn Bridge
Thomas Paine
Sam Adams
Benjamin Rash
Lenin
Mao
Che Gueyira
Third-Party Debate Rages Over 1976 Ford Wallace Split
An analysis argues the 1975 76 debate over a conservative third party tests party loyalty and election impact. It weighs Ford Rockefeller versus a Wallace independent run and the risk of vote splitting in key states. The piece surveys Republican populist and Democratic splits, predicting outcomes hinge on the economy and candidate dynamics.
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Washington
Gerald Ford
Ford-Rockefeller
Tweedledum
Tweedledee
Wallace
Ronald Reagan
New Hampshire
Meldrim Thompson
Ford
Mobil Oil
Thompson
White House
Ford White House
Washington Authority
Muskie
Jackson
Humphrey
Ford Rockefeller
U.S
South
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Presidentis
McGovern
King Features Sy
Hayakawa on police, strikes, and civic duty in California
The piece argues that physicians priests and policemen are special callings and must serve when needed. It recalls the 1960s San Francisco strike, debates about arming officers on or off duty, and a former San Francisco State College president's praise for police actions during campus unrest followed by fading public respect for strikers.
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California
San Francisco
American Civil Liberties Union
Superior Court
Police Officers Association
Gerald Crowley
Officers For Justice
San Francisco State College
Pani
Thomas Cahill
Will Rogers Says on Relief and Congress
Will Rogers vented about relief in Washington saying constituents must seek aid personally and not through senators or congressmen. He mocked lawmakers private chambers and lobbyists starving for funds as Congress adjourned.
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Tam
Washington
Congress
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Manoner
Jae Toner
Scott VitePrevdert
Ridey Sovord
Hiss Drie
Herod
Indiana
Harriet W. Toner
Charles Wladghum
Anderson
Feraidaa
Tse Herald
Associated Press
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Peng
TAP Rey
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Alexander
Phillips Survey
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Will Rogers
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Tribune Syndicate
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