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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1973

Page

7

Congress weighs future war powers after Indo-China raids

As U S troops exit Vietnam the Cambodia bombing raises questions of presidential authority. Lawmakers consider measures to bar new Indo-China actions without congressional approval and to redefine war powers, with aim to prevent reinvolvement while debating legality and oversight.

President's war powers debated over Cambodia bombing

The piece argues the President may justify continued Cambodia air raids under cease-fire terms and Paris accords, though Congress could clarify war-commitment authority. It notes constitutional lines, public desire to end Indo-China involvement, and risks of renewed conflict. It highlights Defense Secretary Richardson and concerns over legality.

Vietnam U. S America Lon Nol United States Paris Defense Elliot L. Richardson North Vietnam Indo-China U.S Cambodia

President's Cambodia actions questioned under congressional authority

The article argues the president lacks authority to strike in Cambodia after Vietnam troop withdrawal. It notes no formal US treaty with Cambodia, SEATO commitments require congressional approval, and Article 20 of the Paris accord is nonbinding. It warns bombing could prolong fighting, jeopardize the fragile peace, and set a precedent for renewed operations against North Vietnam without proper authorization.

Cambodia Vietnam Indo-China Congress United States Lon Nol SEATO Southeast Asia Treaty Organization U.S Nixon North Vietnam Congressional Quarterly

Americans Show Strong Selfless Streak Says Harris Survey

The Harris Survey of 1,513 households finds Americans support a minimum income standard for all, with business executives favoring the work ethic and unions backing guaranteed minimums. Voters prefer expanding local health, education, and anti pollutions services, and most favor restricting downtown car use during rush hours.

Insight on civilization between instinct and reason

In this reflection the author notes humanity remains between raw instinct and rational guidance, describing a transitional era where society is not fully driven by impulse nor by deliberate intellect. The passage voices a judgment on progress and the state of human development.

Cedar Rapids Gaizette Brief April 26 1973

Local page from Thursday edition highlights city news in Cedar Rapids with briefs on events and community notes. An April 26 issue focuses on municipal matters and regional happenings.

Alaskan Oil Pipe Route Debate Sees Canada Route Backed

The debate over tapping Alaska North Slope oil centers on building a trans Alaska pipeline to the Midwest or shipping via Valdez to the West Coast. Supporters of Canada would avoid earthquakes and a marine leg while fears and benefits are weighed by Congress.

Canada Midwest LASKA Alaska Valdez Congress West Coast West Japan Secretary of the Interior Rogers C. B. Morton U.S Morton Government of Newspaper Enterprise Association

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