Outlook on Vietnam War Ends and U.S. Resolve
The piece weighs optimism and pessimism about ending the Vietnam War, citing Navy projections and Senator Dole on winding down. It notes U.S. troop reductions from 542,000 to 281,000, planned vessel transfers, and continued advisory presence, while warning that Soviet missile buildup and domestic radicals pose threats at home and abroad.
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U.S
Washington
Navy
Robert J. Dole
Kansas
Republican National Committee
Vietnam
Dole
Nixon
Southeast Asia
South Vietn Nam
Kremlin
Death Row Population Grows Across the United States
The Supreme Court upheld jury discretion in life or death sentences and 648 inmates, including seven women, remain under death sentence nationwide. Governors and state officials delay executions pending ruling on constitutionality. The NAACP Legal Defense Fund plans to press post decision strategy while campaigns to abolish capital punishment continue.
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United States
Supreme Court
John J. Gilligan
Ohio
Naacp Legal Defense Fund
U.S
Congress
Newark strike fines teachers ten percent of salaries
The Newark case punishes 1000 teachers with a 10 percent salary deduction totaling about 250000 dollars for missing classes during 11 weeks of a public school strike. The court ruling could deter future public worker strikes if the fines are collected from pay.
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Newark
Sesame Street for adults aims to expand adult education programs
A CTW guided effort notes Sesame Street success prompts plans to extend educational TV to adults. Education officials hope CTW develops adult materials spanning Read initiative, career and environmental education. Analysts weigh audience interest while CTW’s $8 million annual effort targets preschoolers, questioning adult impact.
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Sesame
Sesame Street
Children’s Television Workshop
Educational Fife
Office of
CTW
Sidney P. Marland Jr
Calley case politics and military protocol debated
A letter by Calley’s prosecutor raises questions about politicization of the Calley court martial, military protocol, and the president’s constitutional role. The author cites Senate Document No. 39 and historical precedents from Wilson and Lincoln to justify presidential review and authority in matters arising from courts-martial.
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William G. Bray R
Calley
Nixon
Supreme Court
United States Army
Senate
United States of America
House
Congress
Swaim
United States
U.S
Wilson
Lincoln
Equal access for women barbers and men’s haircuts
A columnist argues against laws and unions barring women from cutting men's hair. He cites Michigan rules, recalls history, and advocates equal opportunity and free competition, noting women already cut hair and perform related tasks in salons and beauty shops. HeKeeps focus on fairness and practicality, urging openings in barbering to women.
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Michael and
Caruso
Midtown
Manhattan
George Michael
Azucena
Phyllis
Amaryllis
Butch
Jesus
Mike
Busing And The Court: Buckley’s View On Supreme Court
Pilliam F Buckley Jr argues the latest Supreme Court decision on busing may force integration rather than merely authorize it. He cites Kennedy and Wilkins to claim the left opposes busing, while warning the Court risks alienating whites and altering old laws. He notes Brown v Board and mutual trade offs in policy.
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Supreme Court
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy
New York City
Roy Wilkins
NAACP
The
Charles Evans Hughes
United States
New York
Charlotte Mecklenburg
Brown
Board of Education
Justic Hughes
Rights And Wrongs On The China Question
The piece explores US stance on China amid Nixon actions redefining China terms from Peking to People's Republic of China. It weighs UN membership options for Mainland China Taiwan's status, and argues for backing the Republic of China while urging normalizing relations with Red China. It blends international law debate with reflections on politics and a light sports aside. It mentions Dean Rusk and contrasts past vs present foreign policy thinking.
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D.C
Nixon
Walter Judd
Peking
Mao Tse
Tung
Taipei
Taiwan
Formosa
Republic of China
Red China
People’s Republic of China
China
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American Society of International Law
Dean Rusk
Truman
Chiang
Strong Hold
Seventh Fleet
Rusk
Kascali
England
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Pizza
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General Assembly
Security Coun
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Security Council
Japan
India
Indonesia
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Missouri
Hawaii
Mississippi
Republic of Taiwan
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