Red Line Veers in Europe Says France Italian Reds Back Self-Rule
The French and Italian Communist parties press for self determination in their joint stance, praising Chile’s political shift while signaling independence from Moscow. They warn that real independence risks Portugal and Spain and imply Moscow’s dominance should be challenged within global communism.
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Europe
Soviet Union
First
Yugoslavia
Josef Broz
Marshal Tito
Moscow
Stalin
China
Mao
U.S.S.R
Boland
Czechoslovakia
Bulgaria
Indonesia
Portugal
Spain
Brezhnev
France
Italy
Chile
Havana
United States Pushes UN Amnesty for Political Prisoners
In a General Assembly address Daniel Moynihan urged unconditional amnesty for those detained by their governments, denouncing selectivity in human rights. He warned the measure would upset several nations, including the Soviet Union and China, and acknowledged it likely will not pass.
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United Nations’ General Assembly
United States
Daniel P. “Moynihan
Assembly
United Nations
Moynihan
Israel
World Organization
Soviet Union
China
Itah
Spain
James J Kilpatrick on Douglas and the Court
The article reflects on William O. Douglas’s long tenure on the Supreme Court from April 17 1939 to his retirement last week noting 13358 days served. It portrays him as both adornment and shame of the Court, compares him with Oliver Wendell Holmes and cites Douglas's prolific dissent pattern and lasting impact across volumes.
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Washington
William
Douglas
Supreme Court
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Holmes
Doulgas
Chambers
Silness
William Rehnquist
John Marshall
William O. Douglas
Cycle of disaster and court upheaval under Ford era
The column argues Ford's shakeup of Defense and CIA weakens the United States, plays into Soviet aims, and disrupts foreign policy. It criticizes Schlesinger's ouster, predicts Rumsfeld will push a hard line, and cites Kissinger and Rockefeller's uncertain futures. It also reflects on Justice Douglas's controversial record and calls for impeachment.
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Washington, D.C
Moscow
Ford
Defense Department
CIA
Kremlin
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Canada
NATO
Denmark
Schlesinger
Goldwater
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Soviet Union
United States
Russia
Defense
Donald Rumsfeld
State Kissinger
Rumsfeld
American Congress
U.S
Congress
Pentagon
House
Senate
William Colby
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Nixon
Vietnam
Teachers and unions prompt inflation era reflection
A reflective piece argues against teacher strikes and union power, citing how boards of education act as go-betweens and urging public pressure on legislatures to address inflation. It traces the rise of professional educator groups like PELA PEG and NAPE, led by Richard Mason, with a Denver convention behind them.
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Ella
Board of Education
Boards of Education
Municipal Board of Estimate
National Education Association
American Federation of Teachers
Catherine Barrett
NEA
Professional Educators of
Los Angeles
PELA
PEG
National Association of Professional Educators
NAPE
Thousand Oaks Boulevard
Thousand Oaks
California
Denver
Colorado
East
Richard Mason
Hanna
Amen
Selah
Many Quips About Leaders And Legends From A Blended Era
A collage of satirical lines touches on rain delays and umbrellas in D C habit, Kissinger comments at a banquet, talking microphones, Pilgrim basics, Revolutionary smuggling, Bicentennial authenticity, Sludgepump on voter understanding, haberdasher fashion for leaders, spaghetti lunches, psychology on anger, Pan American Games rudeness, and late workers making up time with early departures.
Main Event at Supreme Court over Campaign Reform Act
M Stanton Evans reports a major constitutional clash as the Supreme Court hears five hours of arguments on the 1974 Campaign Reform Act. Plaintiffs led by Buckley and McCarthy argue it abridges First and Fifth Amendment rights and favors incumbents, while defenders claim broader regulatory aims justify limits on political speech.
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Washington
Congress
High Tribunal
United States
Supreme Court
James L. Buckley
Rn.y
Eugene McCarthy
D-Minn
Brice M. Clagett
Covington and Burling
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