Right To Work Debate Probed By Kilpatrick Commentary
James J. Kilpatrick highlights a California lawsuit likely to drive the Supreme Court to rule on union membership and compulsory dues. The case tests whether union shop contracts conflict with constitutional rights, signaling potential support for right to work amid ongoing political battles and Taft Hartley 14B debates.
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James J. Kilpatrick
California
U.S. Supreme Court
High Court
Kilpatrick
Supreme Court
Congress
Proposals on state funding clash with church separation
New York faces a public vote to repeal a 73 year old ban on state funds for church schools while New Hampshire passes a bill allowing sectarian schools to share revenue from state sweepstakes. The piece argues public funds should only support non sectarian schools, notes shifts in policy, and cites the First Amendment and Iowa Constitution as guiding laws.
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New York
New Hampshire
Supreme Court
Space Era Deepens Human Reach Beyond Earth
Moscow commentary on the tenth anniversary of space exploration argues space flights redefine civilization. It envisions humans becoming inhabitants of the universe, extending science and industry to outer space and building stations, harnessing cosmic energy for future safety and progress.
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Anatoly A. Blagonravov
Soviet Academy of Science
Associated Press
OSCOW
Outer Space
Earth
Globe
Pressures of the Presidency Bend LBJ By James Reston
James Reston argues President Johnson’s shift from whiskey to golf shows dangerous escapism. He contrasts past leaders who sought relief with Johnson’s paradoxical retreat, noting golf as agony not escape and warning of implications for Vietnam and domestic reform. Johnson is depicted as a spectacular club facing intractable political hazards.
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Ashington
Johnson
White House
Scotland
United States
Jackson
Roosevelt
Taft
Eisenhower
Washington
Vietnam
England
Clark Clifford
Ike
New Math's Nightlife Sampled Base 5 Poses Threat to Mental Health
A humorous dialogue in a New York Times piece mocks how parents and children cope with new math methods. The column frames arithmetic lessons through chaotic family banter and fears about education's impact on mental health.
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New Math
Peter
Pete
Einstein
Oliphant Enshrines Johnson Warms White House Cartoons
Enver Colo cartoonist Pat Oliphant discusses his view of President Johnson and the Johnson administration. He notes objectivity challenges, reliance on newspapers for ideas, and his wish to keep originals. The University of Colorado plans a permanent exhibit of his work. He earned the Pulitzer for 1966 material and distributes through the Los Angeles Times Syndicate.
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Enver
Colo
Pat Oliphant
the Gazette
President Johnson
Oliphant
Johnson
White House
University of Colorado
Australia
Adelaide
Denver Post
Denver
Midwest
Washington
Texas
Goldwater
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
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York Times News Service
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Hoffer
John Kennedy
Herbert Hoover
Harry Truman
Teddy Roosevelt
Johnson and Company
Secretary of Defense
McNamara
By Russell Baker
New York Times News Service
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America
Jfk
Baltimore Sunday Sun Magazine
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