Guest Editorial Attacks End to Vietnam War
The Santa Monica Evening Outlook denounces calling for immediate U.S. withdrawal from Vietnam. It assails Senators Kennedy Fulbright Mansfield Javits McGovern Mondale and Symington for pressuring peace talks and aiding Hanoi. The piece warns suchTalk prolongs the war, cites Hue killings and Paris stalemate, and urges leaders to stay the course.
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Nixon
U.S
Vietnam
Sens
Kennedy
Fulbright
Mansfield
Javits
McGovern
Mondale
Symington
Hue
North Vietnam
United States
Sen. Straington
Paris
Hanoi
Hong Kong
Sen. Kennedy
Capitol Hill
Santa Monica
You Can't Trust Kittens In A Quiet Morning
Bill Vaughan laments his wife’s three day trip leaving him with three TVs, an empty pantry, and a dramatic kitten mishap. He recounts attempts to manage breakfast, a pantry door, and rain driven sneezes while blaming the absent spouse and a mischievous kitten for his cold and chaos.
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Kitten
Esmerelda
Freshmen Senators Back Outsider Conference On National Priorities
Four first term senators Alan Cranston Harold Hughes Marlow Cook and William Saxbe with four House members announced a congressional conference to plan new national priorities. They invite experts Hans Morgenthau James Killian and Arthur Larson to help set spending goals, despite existing congressional and presidential powers.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Alan Cranston
Dcal
Harold &. Hughes
Dela
Marlow W. Cook
R-Ky
William B. Saxbe
Press
Nixon
Hans Morgenthau
University of Chicago
James Killian
Massachusetts Institute For Technology
Arthur Larson
Duke University
Executive Branch
Cranston
Appropriations
Armed Services
Powell Case Echoes in Washington Window
Supreme Court ruling in the Powell case questions whether Congress can judge qualifications beyond constitutional limits. Warren argues seats and expulsions hinge on constitutional provisions, not broader power. The piece recalls Berger, Langer, Smith, Ware, and Bilbo cases to illustrate historical seat disputes and Senate seating decisions.
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Raymond Lahr Wasilington
UPI
Supreme Court
Adam Clayton Powell
Congress
Powell
Quesons
Warren
Senate
William J. Langer
R-N.d
Scott W. Lucas
Illinois
Langer
House
Victor L. Berger
Wisconsin
Berger
Frank L. Smith
William S. Ware
Pennsylvania
Sen
Theodore G. Hilbo
D-Miss
Bilbd
Bilbo
Allen and Goldsmith Court Blunts Tough Code
Justice Douglas faced mounting congressional scrutiny over outside income and ethics links as he led opposition to a Supreme Court ethics code. Support from Black Harlan Stewart White Brennan Marshall favored Warren's push. the code, crafted by Justice Warren with the Judicial Conference, aimed to curb non judicial income and disclose finances.
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Allen & Goldsmith
Washington
William C. Douglas
Supreme Court
Peacenik
Hugo Black
Douglas
Roosevelt
John Harlan
Eisenhower
Harlan
Polter Stewart
Byron White
Kennedy
William Brennan
Lee Thurgood Marshall
Johnson
Earl Warren
Senate
House
Warren
Justice Black
Alabaman
Warren Burger
Abe Forlas
Justies Warren
Jedler
William Schevle
Iowa
Scherle
Congress
Judicial Conference
The
Mouse
Circuit Council
Burger
Marquis Childs on Rockefellers role in Albany and Lindsay clash
Washington columnist Marquis Childs argues a Albany conference sparked attacks on Nelson Rockefeller over take-home pay and wealth. The piece chronicles Rockefeller's aloof campaign stance, Lindsay's friction with him, and Marchi's third-party prospects as a Republican-Conservative split grows.
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Washington
Albany
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
New York City
John VY. Lindsay
Lindsay
John J. Marchi
Hooky
Marchi
James J. Buckley
Jacob K. Javits
Latin America
Brazil
Tauve
Lindsay Rouniing
Liberal Party Inc
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