World Court power eyed in UN supervision debate
Telegram opinion warns that Secretary-General Ul Thant could wield a super parliament role if the World Court backs his view on Namibia administration. A General Assembly majority might force social or economic policies on states, including aid, pricing, or religion status, reshaping national sovereignty.
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United Nations
World Court
Ul Thant
United Nalsons
South Africa
Namibia
Southwest Africa
U Thant
General Assembly
United States
Ruthven E. Libby
Copley News Service
Ussr
Vatican State
U Thant's implied powers and UN reform in 1971 case
The text argues that U Thant asserts implied powers for the General Assembly and Security Council to adopt binding actions beyond standard UN Charter provisions. It discusses transfer of supervisory powers from the League to the UN, and the risk of a world utilitarian regime used to enforce rules, framed around the South Africa case as a cautionary example.
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General Assembly
Security Council
U 'Thant
Republic of South Africa
United Nations
South Africa
Parkinsons Alarm On Public Payroll Grows In Britain 1999
The piece reviews Parkinsons warnings about bureaucratic growth in Britain and compares it with the United States. It cites his Law of Delay and his claim that public employment expands irrespective of work, noting projected futures where both nations could see widespread government employment.
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Worldcole Parkinson
Great Britain
Parkinson
Admiralty
Colonial Office
Naw Parkinson
Britain
Questions Answers G in Jewelry Trade Four Cs and Ballet Record
In jewelry, the four Cs Carat color clarity and cut guide diamond evaluation. Snakes avoid Alaska due to cold and short summers. The curtain call record for ballet is cited as 39 vaca nyly by Margot Fonteyn and Rudolf Nureyev after four performances of Swan Lake.
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Alaska
Damne Margot Fonteyy
Burtale Nureyev
Syan Lake
Revelations From a Journalism Student Tale of Newsroom Laughs
A fragmented reminiscence cites Hearst editor Waller Howey, Liberty magazine, and The Sun with anecdotes about newsroom chaos, salaries, and tricks of the trade. It recalls figures like Merill Patterson and Joseph Azer, contrasting wild gaps between press legends and routine shifts.
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Radio
Tameecha
Waller Howey
Hearst
Glass
Gene Enler
New York “American
Joseph Azer
Paltizer
Teals Speed
the Sun
Evening Graphic
Underworld
Catskills
Death of Warren G. Harding remembered in chaotic column
A sprawling, fragmentary reminiscence on Warren G. Harding and a swirl of late 1920s newspaper lore. The piece threads pop culture jabs, editorials, and theatrical backstage anecdotes, naming editors, publishers, and reporters while reflecting on media life and public figures.
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Warren G. Harding
San Francisco
Porn Heflin
Alabama
Alfred II. Smith
Pope
Rowe
Washington
Arthur Brisbane
Birth control methods and virginity questioned
Dr Lawrence Lamb answers. Doubling as a health discussion, he says douching offers little pregnancy protection and urges abstinence at the woman’s fertile period. He notes vasectomy as a cost effective option for couples with completed families and explores virginity definitions and emotional impacts.
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Dr. Lamb
Lamb
Anti secrecy crusade in Teller interview on technology and defense
Dr Edward Teller argues for cutting Vietnam era defense costs and boosting tech drive to outpace the Soviets. He criticizes secrecy while noting US and Soviet rivals push naval, missile, and plane parity and says secrecy weakens public understanding of military science.
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Edward Feller
Belgin Laird
Vietnam
Teller
Stow
Feller
Mnilitary
Open policy urged to match Soviet nuclear tech advances
The piece argues by 1974 the Soviet Navy will field thirteen advanced Polaris-like submarines and double that number soon, urging the end of secrecy to accelerate Western scientific cooperation and counter Soviet gains. It cites Teller on openness, notes French lasers and German tech, and claims secrecy weakens U.S. military innovation and parity.
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Teller
U.S
Tol
Supreme Court stance on unbacked paper money as legal tender
The article surveys historical and legal debates on whether debts can be paid in U.S. paper dollars. It traces evolving court views from early Ling Su Fan decisions to the 1935 Gold Clause Cases, noting shifts in reasoning about coinage and currency value under congressional power. It concludes the modern Court remains restrictive toward altering debt payments payable in paper dollars.
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U.S. Supreme Court
U.S
Supreme Court
Ling Su Fan
Philippines
Hong Kong
Supreme Court of the US
Supreme Court of 1935
Congress
Barbs by Phil Pastoret opens with a tough draw tale
The piece portrays a rough character outdone by a sharp wife who senses money in the checking account. The narrative hints at heist like schemes and domestic tension as the couple navigates risk and resolve.
Auto Insurance Nestled in Pedestrian District Scene
A fragmented notice notes local auto coverage matters amid a quiet period while pedestrians and fishermen are mentioned in passing, reflecting a sparse readable fragment about community insurance affairs.
Berlin Berlin talks on Berlin status remain unsettled
Western and Soviet positions on West Berlin remain deadlocked amid reporting that Moscow’s March 26 draft would curb West German activity in the city and permit censorship. Western diplomats view the plan as uncompromising while West German Chancellor Brandt seeks limited concessions and continued political campaigning in West Berlin.
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Mast West
West Berlin
Moscow
West Germany
Soviet Union
Russia
West
Bonn
Weel
Berlin
Borg
Walter Ulbricht
Willy Brandl
Warsaw
Brandt
Christian Democratic Party
Elreles
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Aaron Burr
Frank Sullivan
Red Dolan
East Side
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