Citizen Soldier Rights in a Time of War Justice
The piece surveys a youth driven challenge to military justice and First Amendment limits within the armed forces. It contrasts civilian free speech with service discipline, cites quotes from officials, and weighs whether voluntary, undrafted soldiers might better resolve the tension between rights and duty. It argues for an all volunteer force to align rights with informed service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietnam
U.S
New York Times
U.S. Senate
Ft. Jacksoin
Johnson
San Francisco
Army
Air Force
Navy
California
Ft. Jackson
Pentagon
Minnesota
Meth Wick
Flying Backward in Aviation's Grim Forecast
Charles Lindbergh laments the difficulty of projecting future aviation progress as current trends threaten slower travel times higher fares reduced comfort and safety. He warns that congestion and crowded terminals may worsen before improvements via advances like computers rather than more daring pilots.
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Harles Lindbergh
Military Fears Uphaval Over GI Rights Campaign
A rising civilian and GI protest movement aims to curb U S military commitments abroad and expand servicemen rights. Activists warn of possible national GI organization. army and Pentagon leaders monitor restless troops, while underground GI papers spread reports and coordination across bases nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hoffman
Ashington
U.S
Vietnam
Nixon
Pentagon
Justice Department
FBI
Pvt
Steve Cash
New York
City College
Ft. Jackson
S.C
Illinois House passes two year license plate bill
Illinois lawmakers have sent to the Senate a bill for two year automobile license plates to start in 1971. Several states already use two year plates, saving extensive renewal work and about 10 million dollars every two years. The plan charges drivers 16 to 48 dollars in advance, with most savings from reduced paperwork and potential fee stabilization benefiting motorists and taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Illiois House
Senate
Illinois
Golden Years Rewarding Seniors Share Retirement Views
May marks Senior Citizens Month with Cedar Rapids events sponsored by the Playground and Recreation Commission and local groups. Cedar Rapids residents reflect on retirement including belonging, activity, and civic engagement, with tales from METH-WICK Manor residents and local clubs about purpose, companionship, and planning for meaningful, active later life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Nison
Robert Ray
Frank Bush
Cedar Rapids
Playground and Recreation Commission
Edwin B. Zeller
YMCA
Chester E. Miller
Cedar Rapids Chaptel 135
National Association
E. D. Manson
Narce
Greene Square
Edna Moulds
Laura Quass
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Che Gedur Rapids Gazette
Batle
George Johnson
Ge-Civilian Alliance For Peace
Marines
All
Irme
Andrew Stapp
American Servicemen’s Union
Zeller
Blanche Palmer
Home For Aged Women
Theodore Neilsen
Haze) Edmondson
Mildred A. Scott
L.O.P
Madge Elliott Fisher
George A. Hutchison
Meth-Wick Manor
Charles E. Roberts
Manor
Hal Sheridan
Oscar A. Anderson
John C. Ruthman
Mr. Bushman
Victor C. Sundberg
Billyard
Y.M.C.A
Pierre A. Tracy
G. W. Reger
Chamber of Commerce
Wiet
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