Senator McNeill Smith Seeks Term Limits and Tax Relief Shift
The Greensboro senator persists in repealing the food tax despite leaders backing relief. He also proposes a constitutional amendment to curb legislative tenure, limiting consecutive terms to four, arguing it would curb entrenched power and improve responsiveness nationwide.
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McNeill Smith
Greensboro
General Assembly
Smith
Gov. Holfhouser
Assembly
Sen. Smith
North Carolina General Assembly
U. S. Congress
North Carolina
Congress
Mike Mansfield
Carl Albert
Edward Hebert
Wilbur Mills
House
Washington
Jimmy Greens
Ralph Scotts
State Senate
There Went Bernadette Six Years On
Bernadette Devlin, once Northern Ireland’s youngest MP and Catholic-right advocate, is now Mrs. Michael McAliskey living in Derryloughan Tyrone. A defeated candidate last year, she remains active in politics with the Irish Republican Socialist Party, calling herself a Marxist yet denouncing pretentious radicals who do nothing.
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Bernadette Devlin
Northern Ireland
Michael McAliskey
Derryloughan
County Tyrone
Michael
McAliskey
Devlin
Irish Republican Socialist Party
Air Fare Control Faces Deregulation Push in U S
A broad coalition criticizes the Civil Aeronautics Board as fares rise and travel declines. White House task force may push deregulation of airlines, railroads, and trucking, while critics urge lower fares and greater market freedom to spur travel and competition.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
International Air Transport Association
CAB
Congress
Justice Department
Federal Trade Commission
Transportation Department
White House
Ford
Edward M. Kennedy
D.mass
Britain
Laker Airways
New York
London
Wasteful travels of GSA chief Sampson exposed
A Washington Post investigative piece details Arthur Sampson, head of the General Services Administration, and his travel in 1974 costing taxpayers $14,452.58 across 44 trips. It notes first class expenses, world trips, aides, and Mary Foster accompanying him on numerous journeys, with several trips deemed nonessential while taxpayers foot the bill.
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Washington
Arthur Sampson
General Services Administration
Sampson
GSA
State Department
American Architects Institute
Bangkok
Hong Kong
Tehran
New Delhi
Mary Foster
Ms. Foster
Chicago
San Francisco
Waikiki
Aloha
Foster
Boston
Rockland
South America
London
Samipson
Kissimmee
Fla
Understanding Russian Thinking Through Public Declarations
The author recounts a personal anecdote from a 20 year span showing how Soviet and Communist thinking is revealed in public statements. He notes the tendency of Communists to critique themselves and the difficulty Western scholars face in parsing these self-critiques amid political posturing.
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Iran
Onassis
Jac ~Queliné
Olympic Airways
Washington
New York
Henry Kissinger
United States
Ivanovich
Douglas MacArthur
Dean Acheson
South Korea
Far ‘East
Korea
I. F. Stone
China
Moscow
Indonesia
Indonesian Communist Party
PKI
Peking
Vietnam
Allende
CIA
Jesson
Bonnie Parker interview on Clyde era banker heist era
Washington broadcasts an exclusive Bonnie Parker interview paid for by Combustible Broadcasting. Bonnie discusses Clyde Barrow, the gang, their crimes, motives, and her view on the break in at the First National Bank of Watergate. She defends their motives and recalls Bank robbery as only part of their “American” life.
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Washington
Combustible Broadcasting Co
Bonnie Parker
Clyde Barrow
Des Moines
Howard Johnson's
Tulsa
Oklo
Bonnie
Bill Quickfire
Bonnie and Clyde
Clyde
Times
First National Bank of Watergate
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