Editorial backs public data to test Safeguard ABM plan
The piece argues Sen. Stuart Symington’s push for the Pentagon to publish a so called classified chart would reveal the true limits of Safeguard. It contends the chart exposes that even perfect Safeguard would leave only months of protection and that its real aim is to drive vast arms spending and Cold War pressure.
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D-Mo
Pentagon
Safeguard
St. Louis Poot-Dispatch
Congress
Lindsay Dow n But Not Out In New York City Mayoral Primary
New York City incumbent mayor John Lindsay loses his party’s nomination to State Senator John Marchi. The race is described as the opening round of a longer fight into November. Marchi’s win signals a shakeup benefiting the Conservative party and complicating Lindsay’s path to re election amid a divided Republican and Democratic landscape.
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John Jandsay
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Democratic Party
Mario A. Procaccino
Republican Party
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GOP
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Procaccino
Mareni
Mast
Broadway
Outfeld
Greatest Cost Of War Ahead
The Nation article cited by James L. Clayton warns the Vietnam War will cost far more than the initial outlays. By the end of the next fiscal year veterans' benefits and interest payments may push total costs to multiples of the war's origin. The piece notes long lasting obligations and the burden on future generations.
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James L. Clayton
Nation
Adr
Tribute to Bayard Ennis as retirement nears
Readers praise Bayard Ennis of The Charleston Gazette for decades of art criticism and public advocacy in Kanawha County. The music director signs a formal salute from Charleston Symphony Orchestra and West Virginia Opera Theater noting his generous, anonymous support and influence on local arts.
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Bayard Ennis
Charleston Gazette
Kanawha County
United States
Ennis
Charleston
West Virginia
Charles Schiff
Charleston Symphony Orchestra, Inc
West Virginia Opera Theater
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Warren’s Judicial Restraint Debate Shapes Farewell Opinions
James Reston discusses Chief Justice Warren’s farewell opinions amid criticism of his interventionist approach. The piece contrasts Warren’s stance with Justice Burger’s cautions on judging Congress and emphasizes Warren’s sense of duty over restraint in key Powell and El Paso Natural Gas rulings.
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New York
Warren Supreme Court
Warren
Adam Clayton Powell
el Paso
Kipling
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Warren Burger
House of Representatives
House
Congress
Warren and Burger clash over court powers in Powell and El Paso cases
The article surveys Supreme Court tensions between Warren and Burger over judicial intervention in constitutional questions. It notes Warrens interventionist stance in Powell and El Paso, contrasting Burger’s restraint and respect for executive branches. It suggests these rulings signal a shift toward a more cautious court.
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Potter Stewart
Warren
Ile
Powell
el Paso
Warren Court
Burger
Nixon
Nixon Faces Vietnam Policy Crisis After Midway Talks
Washington reports show Nixon aides facing mounting criticism at home as Vietnam negotiations stall. The administration struggles to shift Saigon policy and the U.S. mission, with Hariman Vance and Clifford voicing sharp critiques.
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Washington
Nixon
Vietnam
Saigon
Averell Harriman
Paris
Cyrus Vance
Harriman
Clark Clifford
Orpign Affairs
Vocabulary of Misuses and a Vietnam War Debate
The piece discusses language errors and pronunciation while analyzing U.S. policy debates on Vietnam. It details how critics expect the Nixon administration to face questions about the Vietnam plan and Paris negotiations.
Mayors Debate Liberal Threats and Re-election Risks
Detroit Mayor Jerome P. Cavanagh forecasts liberal white mayors face political oblivion amid tax hikes and demographic shifts as the U S Conference of Mayors gathers. Minneapolis Mayor Arthur Naftalin quits after four terms, saying recent defeats with liberals do not prove error but require renewed effort.
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Washington Post
Pittsburgh
United States
U. S. Conference of Mayors
Detroit
Jerome P. Cavanagh
the Alamo
Arthur Naftalin
Minneapolis
City Hall
White House
Mayors press for federal aid as urban needs rise
West Virginia workers and mayors from major cities lobby Washington to preserve the 10 percent federal surtax for housing and other urban needs. They warn of city bankruptcy and stress civil rights funding while fearing reduced support from Nixon and Agnew.
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Kevin White
Washington
Nixon
Agnew
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