Editorials two more pools for Chester
An editorial urges a Delaware County service club to sponsor summer pools for needy children. With four abandoned pools at a Boeing Vertol site to be rebuilt into two 32 by 16 foot pools, the piece calls for a watchman and possible free water, hoping local organizations can fund and staff the project to open two pools in Chester by July 1.
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Delaware County
Boeing Vertol
Greater
GCM
Chester
Brazil and Rockefeller Visit Prompt Debate on Rights
The passage questions the necessity of Gov. Nelson Rockefeller's Brazil trip amid a Brazilian crackdown. It notes executive decrees and arrests of many opposition lawmakers while universities and media face censorship, raising concerns about U.S. approval of a totalitarian regime and civil rights claims.
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Nelson Rockefeller
Brazil
Arthur da Costa E Silva
Brazilian Democratic Movement
Congress
Catholic University
Rio de Janeiro
Sao Paulo
Brasilia
Rockefeller
Latin America
Powell ruling shows Warren’s court craft and restraint
Washington observers compare Chief Justice Earl Warren’s Powell decision to John Marshall’s era defining rulings. The piece notes Warren’s deft balancing of House power and individual rights, his self assignment of the Powell opinion, and parallels to past court presidents while predicting successor Warren Burger and Nixon’s judicial restraint hopes.
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Washington
Ar Warren
Supreme Court
Warren
Adam Clayton Powell
John Marshall
Marshall
House
Powell
John M. Harlan
Byron R. White
William C. Douglas
Congress
Thomas Jefferson
Roger Brooke Taney
Charles Evans Hughes
Warren £. Burger
Nixon
Burger
Struggle for power Who's steering Democrats
Washington mustering party power as Kennedy leads the Senate Policy Committee while Humphrey takes the helm of a new National Democratic Policy Council. The duel over policy direction risks conflict, with Nixon's center-leaning influence shaping the 1972 landscape.
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Washington
Democratic Party
Sen
Harold Hughes
Senate Democratic Policy Committee
Edward M. Kennedy
National Democratic Policy Council
National Party
Fred R. Harris
Hubert H. Humphrey
New Democratic Coalition
Hughes
Richard Scammon
Nixon
Kennedy
Scammon
Humphrey
Democratic Policy Council
Policy Council
Harris
Oklahoma
Senate Policy Committee
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Capitol Hill Policy Committee
Kennedy Faces Pressure From Left and Right on 1972 Run
Washington reports Sen. Edward M. Kennedy faces heat from doctrinaire liberals and conservative critics as he weighs 1972 presidential prospects. He rejects full partisan banners, choosing pragmatic action over constant protest, even as backlash grows and mail volume rises.
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Humphrey
Vietnam
Richard J. Daley
Chicago
Kennedy
Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
Senate
Democrats
U.S
Worst bill of the session would charge voters registration fee
House Bill 1047 would create statutory registrars paid 25 cents per name for voter registration. The plan, backed by JP lobbyists, claims convenience but risks political influence by local officials. Critics warn of costly drives and potential abuse during registration campaigns.
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Bruce
Biossat
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