Federal courts reshape state voting rules and Virginia's draft
The piece discusses federal court intervention in state voting rules, focusing on Virginia and North Carolina. It notes courts may reapportion seats and strike down residency requirements, with Virginia's new constitution raising questions. It predicts rulings will align across states and urges conforming revisions.
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The Closed Enterprise System proposal by Nader Raiders
The Pentagon is among agencies wrestling with a non government study by Ralph Nader’s team on a proposed competition protection agency. It argues to curb concentrations of power, break up giants, limit mergers, and cap assets at 2 billion for most firms, predicting a closed enterprise system.
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Ralph Nader
Nader
Raiders
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Cade Commission
Anti-Trust
Department of Justice
U.S
You Can't Beat Education At a Time of Innovation
The piece notes schools experiment with incentives as states seek to boost attendance and funding. Washington DC enrolls 1,000 low achievers aged 14 plus to be paid $1.60 hourly for eight weeks, funded by Model Cities. Oakland offers trading stamps worth up to 7,275 per student for semester attendance to maximize ADA-related federal funds.
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Washington
D.C
Oakland
California
The Biblical Hippie To the Editor Fathers Day Reflection
A Danville column reflects on Absalom and King David as a somber Father’s Day parable. It juxtaposes biblical lament with a modern plea for responsible rhetoric amid pollution concerns, warning against echoing harm.
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Absalon
Absalom
Image Of A Father In The Life Of A Christian Man
The piece discusses fatherhood as a balanced image combining love and discipline. It cites Paul and Ephesians noting fathers must correct without belittling, and warns against idolatry of a perfect father. It praises Rufus Jones and a son’s praise, urging fathers to model respect, open communication, and responsible guidance for children.
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Paul
Rufus Jones
Dr. Jones
Lowell
Alty
William E. Gladstone
The View From Liechtenstein on World Struggles
Buckley and Worsthorne critique Western policy and moral postures amid India Pakistan crisis and Bengal famine. They contrast British unease over royal funding with debates on imperial legacy, poverty, and Realpolitik shaping postwar influence. The piece weighs white and colored world roles and the West’s humanitarian burden.
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Europe
America
India-Pakistan
England
Pandit Nehru
Sunday Telegraph
Peregrine Worsthorne
India
Reporter Discovers America’s Joyous Multiplicity in Phoenix
Ralph de Toledano, writing from Phoenix, reflects on America as a land of freedom and social mobility beyond grim Eastern pessimism. He praises the nation’s frontier spirit, urban growth, and the humane potential of citizens shaping their own destinies, while critiquing overbearing plans and political posturing.
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Phoenix
Arizona
America
Jbut
Ron
Hlman
Liberal push to defeat Thieu in South Vietnam election
Barry Goldwater Harriman leads liberal drive urging congressional observers to ensure a fair October vote in South Vietnam against President Nguyen Van Thieu. Harriman accuses Thieu of stalling peace talks and rigging procedures, while liberals challenge Saigon’s government as anti democratic and linked to communist pressure.
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Thien
Thieu
Averell Harriman
Paris
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Thhe Johnson
Indochina
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Washington
Nixon
Saigon
National Liberation Front
US Congress
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Syngman Rhee J
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