One Less Conflict For Localities In Open Housing Debate
Attorney General Rosert Y Burrow rules Virginia cities and counties lack power to adopt open housing measures. The advisory ruling follows earlier guidance opposing open housing ordinances. Tidewater cities face renewed court or legislative action while other areas gain temporary relief from open housing pressures.
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Rosert Y. Burrow
Virginia
Fairfax County Board of Supervisors
Portsmouth
Norfolk
General Assembly
Tidewater
Norfolk City
Assembly
Senate
Virginia Beach
Cultural Olympics plan adds 20 cultural events at Mexico City
As Grenoble winds down the winter Games, Mexico City plans 20 cultural events for the 1968 Olympics matching athletic categories. Diaz and Ramirez say 78 nations will enter cultural contests, 65 in athletics, hoping to spur national participation.
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Grenoble
France
Mexico City
Gustavo Diaz Ornaz
Pedro Ramirez Y Vasquez
Diaz
Stockham
Anwerp
Paris
Amster
Dam
Los Angeles
Berlin
Jesse Owens
Wes Brook Pegler
Apolf HrrLer
London
Finis
Olympia
Pindar
Nero
New York Athletic Club
Educational Value in Virginia Commission on Constitutional Government
Republicans and the GOP wing of Democrats in the General Assembly clash over the Commission on Constitutional Government. Supporters say the commission provides authoritative documents on state rights and constitutional development, offsetting liberal rhetoric. The panel seeks 172000 dollars over two years to continue its work and publications, a measure hailed as essential education in the budget.
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General Assembly
Old Dominion
Commonwealth
Commission On Constitutional
Tidewater
Virginia
U.S
Commission
America
Europe
Commission On
The Nature Of Man's Authority In Everyday Life
The piece argues authority is universal and shaping, from law to personal choice. It contrasts police power and moral governance, cites biblical authority through Jesus, and notes democracy as a guardrail ensuring fair rule. It warns against pure self rule and overreliance on experts, urging responsible respect for law and order.
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Israel
Hitler
Germany
Jesus
God
Jesus Christ
Holmes Alexander Sen Hugh Scott Finds Politics Can Be Fun
Washington profile of Hugh Scott portrays him as a GOP insider who treats politics as a game. It traces his career from Virginia childhood dreams to Navy service, party leadership roles, and quips about FDR Truman Dewey and Kennedy, noting his playful view of political life and an autobiographical book title in contention.
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Hugh Scott
Washington, D. C
I Kipling
Alf Landon
Maine
Vermont
Michigan
Joseph Conrad
Scott
House of Delegates
Virginia
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Missouri
Tokyo Bay
Roosevelt
John L. Lewis
Rep
Fdr
Truman
Landon
Willkie
Pennsylvania
Dewey
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Congress
GOP
Kennedy
Jack
JFK
Rockefeller’s Oregon California bid faces tough primary test
In a boom of 1960s political color, Governor Rockefeller plans a renewed presidential push with Oregon and California in focus and Lyndon Nixon’s rising strength poised to blunt his efforts. The piece notes Kuchel’s hard renomination fight, Reagan’s influence, and shifting California GOP dynamics as Rockefeller eyes a last swing amid write-ins and possible write-in support.
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California
Kuchel
Senate
Max Rafferty
Reagan
Sen
Rafferty
Nelson Rockefeller
Oregon
Mr. Rockefeller
Gov
Romney
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
Nixon
New York
George Romney
Richard Nixon
Goldwater
Sen. Goldwater
Ai.bassador Lodge
Lodge
Robert
Finch
Valentines
Mr. Finch
Big St. Louis
Thomas Kuchel
Custer
A French View On Dienbienphu And Khe Sanh
Ralph de Toledano cites Major Jean Pouget in a London Sunday Times piece arguing the Vietnam war is a political-military struggle. He says Dienbienphu’s fall was due to negotiation, not defeat, and that Giap seeks unconditional surrender and American defeat at Khe Sanh as the path to victory.
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London Sunday Times
Vietnam
Dienbieuphu
Indo-China
Khesanh
Jean Pouget
France
Pouget
Dienbienphu
Johnson
Vo Nguyen Giap
Anthony Eden
Berlin
Geneva
Giap
Khesand
United States
Jess
Djenbiguphu
South Vietnam
Khe Sanh
Vietcong
Lenin
Mao Tse-tung
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Ho Chi Minh
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