Efforts To Curb Court Power In Congress
A late night Senate session ends with Nixon ruling a minor bill prevents curbing the Supreme Court. The piece surveys critics and supporters across regions, noting cautious steps toward limiting court authority amid debates on desegregation, states rights, and judicial power.
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Senate
Richard M. Nixon
Supreme Court
Nixon
House
High Court
Little Rock
Strom Thurmond
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Harry F. Byrd
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Howard Smith
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Kuwait Wealth Brings Stability and Power in Oil Rich Kuwait
Kuwait, a small desert sheikhdom, is ruled by Sheikh Abdullah Mubarak who holds military and security command. Oil wealth finances vast imports, foreign workers, and generous state services, making Kuwait unusually stable amid regional turmoil.
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Kuwait Security Department
Abdullah Mubarak
Saudi Arabia
Mubarak
Abdullah as-Salim as-Sabah
Connecticut
Middle East
Dium
Gulf
Persian Gulf
Arabian Gulf
Iraq
Europe
Sheikh Abdullah Mubarak
Cairo
Nasser
London
Britain
Kuwait Oil Co
Nuri Said
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