Massachusetts Interposition Debate Rekindles Civil War Doctrine
Editorial argues Massachusetts moves to revive states rights theory to block federal war authority and civil rights rulings. It warns a ruling in favor could unsettle Warren court precedents and invites wider challenges to federal power.
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Vietnam
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Claude Kirk
Florida
Warren Court
Witty Anecdotes Sparkling From 1970 Cerf Book
A collection of short quips from Bennett Cerf features a Texas woman closing a bank account to marry another, a dull witted East German delegate recalling a wartime order, and a college student asked to craft a loving card with a social flourish.
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Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Dent Sugges ts Half of Nation Lives on Gov ernment
Viewpoint piece summarizing Congressman Dent of Pennsylvania asserting that about 46 million Americans, including nine million government workers and welfare recipients, live on government checks. It argues inflation stems from too few productive workers and calls government programs a shift toward socialism.
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John H. Dent
Pennsylvania
House of Representatives
Dent
American Way Urges Faster Work to Break Inflation
The piece argues taxes and wage hikes fuel inflation as production lags. It warns of rising imports across shoes, cars, textiles, radios, and food while Americans sit idle. It calls for renewed effort to put the country back to work and curb reliance on foreign goods.
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Daily Crossword and Cryptoquote Puzzle
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May 28 highlights in 1970 Almanac notes
Almanac entry for May 28, 1970 notes the day as the 148th of the year with 217 to follow. It lists events such as Adams recruiting volunteers in 1798, the Dionne quintuplets birth in 1934, Dunkirk evacuation completion in 1949, and a 1955 Steelworkers forecast about automation.
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Nixon Cambodia move viewed as long term gamble with drawdown target
Henry Cathcart reports that White House sees the Cambodia strike as a strategic risk likely to disrupt Viet Cong sanctuaries and enable a withdrawal of up to 150000 U.S. combat troops from Vietnam by summer. Critics warn similar promises were made in the past.
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Central Press
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John F. Ken- Burnedy
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