Court oversteps in Virginia redistricting extension dispute
A four judge federal court refused a nine day extension for Virginia to submit redistricting plans, arguing the court’s June 15 deadline risks imposing a plan. Virginia lawmakers warn the court is taking over state duties as Indiana’s Chivas case becomes moot, prompting speculation the General Assembly may adopt a one seat per district scheme, except Norfolk.
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Hobson's Choice on Wage and Price Controls
Nixon criticizes steel and aluminum deals as inflationary while unions press for higher pay and manufacturers pass costs to consumers. The piece argues workers must be paid more, management may strike, and the public faces a Hobson's choice between inflation and controls. The call is for government action to curb inflation.
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General Motors
Meskill
Connecticut
Senate
Power and Illuminating Companies
New York
Tival
Solomon
Kennedy Seeks Clarity Over May Day Demonstrations
Senator Edward M Kennedy faced questions in the Senate after accusing top DOJ officials of distorting his stance on Washington antiwar protests. He defended his remarks by saying he does not condone unlawful actions while noting understanding of protesters' frustrations. He questioned why Mitchell Kleindienst were praised for preventing disruption.
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Love And Ends Sets Senate Hearing Tone In Vermont Probe
During a Senate hearing Vermont Senator Aiken pressed young witnesses on why they would not leave the United States if they disliked it. The exchange highlighted perspicacity gaps in national discourse as protectors testifying offered their views amid questions about patriotism and residence.
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Where Will It All End in Vietnam War Debate
Ralph de Toledano notes vast controversy over the Vietnam War and rejects claims of illegality. He reviews a Buckley Lowenstein McCloskey TV debate, arguing Congress cannot stop engaged troops. approves Senate advice without formal votes and notes political motives in opposing Nixon policies.
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Conservatives in Massachusetts seek breakaway party move
A group led by Herb Waite and young Massachusetts conservatives push to form a Conservative Party aligned with New York and backed by figures like John J. McCarthy and Kieran O Doherty. They aim to cross endorse Democrats and shift GOP tactics, arguing changes inside the party are needed to attract moderates and other conservatives. The effort follows a broader national debate over Liberal and Conservative affiliations amid campaigns and crossovers.
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Kieran O'Doherty
Massachusetts
Jim Buckey
U.S. Senate
New York
Kennedy
Herb Waite
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California
Tolso
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Rand
Silvia Conti
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York
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Massachusetts Conservat
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Publican leaders face Meskill stance on race and reform
Hartford report surveys Governor Meskill political risk and bold actions in Connecticut. He vetoes restrictive bills on mental health funding and Veterans’ events, pushes budget cuts, and defends executive measures amid debates over environmental regulation and utility costs. The piece contrasts his pragmatism with party politics and notes broader national policy strains.
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Hartford
Conn
Meskill
U.S
Lowell Weicker
Connecticut
New Haven
Department of Health
Veterans in Vietnam War Reflections Stir debate
Jeffrey Hart writes that U.S. ground forces are in turmoil with generations of veterans returning, noting the divide among faculty and students over the war. He recalls a Marine drill sergeant’s stoicism, demoralization, and racial tensions illustrating broader disarray in the field. The piece juxtaposes campus discourse with battlefield realities and questions victory narratives.
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