Rehnquist Clerks and Court Influence Revealed in 1957 Clip
A 1957 clipping from News & World Report, filed by wire, quotes William H. Rehnquist on law clerks. He recalls clerks as exuberant and left-leaning, noting sympathy for Communists and federal expansion. He argues justices rely on clerks for background material shaping decisions.
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Supreme Court
William H. Rehnquist
Nixon
News & World Report
Rehnquist
Phoenix
U.S. News
Dge
Warren
High Court
Voters and bonds dominate editor letters in Fremont and Union City
Readers criticize officials for bypassing voters after bond defeats and urge voting out spenders. Edits lament bilingual program names, school board actions, and hair politics, highlighting community frustration over governance, public funding, and social norms.
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Fremont
Votiig
Union City
Florida
Texas
New Mexico
Juan Bautista de Anza
San Francisco
Mexico City
Puerto Rico
U.S.A
U.S
Frank‘. Jancoski
Long Hair as Style Across Generations
The speaker notes broad acceptance of long hair among men. He observes many lack of stigma, cites schools and beard lovers as stable, and notes older generations now growing long hair too. The trend, once viewed negatively, remains common today.
Long Hair Editorial Reply Notes
Reader criticizes the piece arguing not all men grow long hair or beards for fashion after winning. Reasons include scars, aging appearance, and pressure from peers. The commenter suggests longer hair needs care to avoid being seen as sloppy.
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Hhair
Jenga
Sonny
Is Here to Stay on Long Hair and Beards
A reader defends long hair and beards against an editorial by arguing the style is not fading. They cite historical mentions and reference Jesus to claim personal choice and dignity, asserting long hair and beards remain present and here to stay.
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Jesus
Long hair fashion prompts disagreement over style and judgment
A reader contests an editorial on beard and long hair, arguing adults decide their look and that fashion changes like dresses. The letter defends personal taste, condemns judging others, and thanks the paper for allowing readers to share views.
The New Wave of Belief and the God Crisis
A 1986 Time cover sparks debate on God and youth with quotes about God being dead and a generation shaped by secular schooling. The piece contrasts past attempts to bury faith with a resurgence of belief among young people who explore spirituality beyond church and school, warning of moral risk without guidance.
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Magaine
Iind
Carl Jung
Ee Lippmann
Jessee
Nesud Clarks
Wallace Contemplates Running In Both Parties
A Gallup poll shows George Wallace gaining on Muskie and Nixon as Wallace hints at entering both Republican and Democratic primaries next year. The piece notes potential electoral deadlock, Nixon’s re election, and Muskie’s waning strength as Democrats seek a viable alternative.
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Washington
D.C
Gallup
George C. Wallace
Edmund
Muskie
Richard Mr. Nixon
S. Wallace
Wallace
Gallop
Nixon
Eugene McCarthy
Sen. Muskie
Agnew
Néxda
Muski
Munkie
Treachury John
Connally
Jeff
Sadat Pushes Arab Federation Amid League Strains
In Moscow, Egyptian President Anwar el-Sadat promotes a new Arab federation of Egypt, Libya and Syria. The Arab League remains a major influence on Sadat but faces strong East-West pressures as member states differ in pro and anti Soviet stances. The piece notes internal turmoil in several Arab states, the League’s fragile unity, and Sadat’s precarious political position within Cairo and Moscow.
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Anwar Ei Sadat
Egypt
Libya
Syria
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Arab League
Sadat
League
Algeria
Iraq
Jordan
Kinwali
Lebanon
Morocco
Oman
Saudi Arabia
Sudan
Tunisia
Yemen
pan-Arabo
Bey
Keemilo
Mideast
Kuwait
Marrakesh
Hussein
Feisal Abdel Saud
Muammareh Qaddafi
Idris
Baghdad
Ahmed Hassan al Bakr
Gaatar al Nimeiry
Beype
Set
Fasseree
Cairo
Kosygin
Notable historical events and figures scattered through time
Timeline mentions 1604 temperance novel gains nationwide readership, Stalin's rise in 1995 Russia, Trotsky exile, Grace Kelly as Princess Grace, Nov 12 167, German forces near Moscow in 191, 1970 Pakistan cyclone toll, Henrik Ibsen death and a quote on youth and freedom.
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Timothy Shay Arthur
Josef Stalin
Bichatov
Russia
Arben Leon Trotsky
Grace
Monaco
Grace Kelly
Moscow
Pakistan
A.thoubgi
Henrik Ibsén
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Irvington High School
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Mod
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Henry Taylor
Arab Union Foundation
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Crete
Sadat Federation
Lawrence of Arabia
Britain
Flhaly
Israel
Mei
Eilte
Ueir
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