Senate splits on anti busing amid education aid vote
Congress fractures over busing as the Senate shelves the Gurney amendment by a 47 46 vote while the House passes its version. The feud pits Northern and Southern lawmakers against court ordered desegregation with future conference committee likely. Opponents say the plan would dismantle school integration despite widespread claim busing has protected equity.
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House
Senate
Edward Gurney
Florida
Supreme Court
Gurney
Nixon
Sam J. Ervin Jr
North Carolina
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Sen. Gurney
United States
Sen. Ervin
Liberty
Justice
America
Mecklenburg
Forsyth
Ervin
Winners and Sinners critique language norms in Times piece
The Times columnist lauds Winners and Sinners from the paper’s language desk and urges a broader purge of usage errors. It questions the continue relevance of whom in most cases and jokes about removing affect versus effect and principle versus principal.
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Times
National Council of Teachers of English
Miss Thistlebottom
Miss. Thistlebottom
Projecting the News What Next For Canada
Ottawa reports Canada heads to a new election after Trudeau's Liberals lose a budget confidence vote 137 to 124. Turner cites inflation and party splits. NDP opposition aided the defeat. eight week campaign will center on rising prices and food costs.
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Ottawa
Canada
House of Commons
Pierre Trudeau
Liberal Party
John Turner
Trudeau
New Democratic Party
NDP
David Lewis
Liberals
Turner
Commons
Public Voice Essential In Impeachment Debate
A columnist argues impeachment is political punishment not criminal, urging televised proceedings to let real jurors the people, not legal process, shape opinion. He notes presidents rise or fall with conduct, cites historical shifts and recalls constitutional balance among legislature executive and judiciary.
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Senate
House
Nixon
Johnson
Oval Office
Calvin
Square One
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Truman
Youngstown
Congress
Supreme Court
Rebozo Cash Links in Nixon Fund Scandal Emerges
Senate investigators tie Bebe Rebozo to a cash slush fund for Nixon with deposits in a Key Biscayne bank and transfers to the Nixon campaign. The piece traces $100,000 from Howard Hughes via San Clemente and Key Biscayne, notes other cash gifts, and outlines White House actions and investigations surrounding Hughes, Davis, and O'Brien.
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Washington — Senate
Bebe Rebozo
Nixon
Rebozo
Biscayne, Fla
White House
Howard Hughes
Las Vegas
San Clemente
Calif
Key Biscayne
Fla
Rose Mary Woods
Donald
Edward
Senate
Reboza
Herbert Kalmbach
Kalmbach
Rebozo Kalmbach
J. E
A. D. Davis
Winn-Dixie
A. D. Davis Rebozo
Fred LaRue
Hughes
Davis
Jay Kisiak
Alec Courtelis
Atlantic Investors of Miami
Larry O’brien
O'Brien
Nixon H. R Haldeman
O’brien
Hank Greenspun
Alexander Haig Jr
Elliot Richardson
Archibald Cox
Rehazo
Cox
Letter to the Editor on judging Nixon by evidence
William C. White argues readers should be judged by evidence in Watergate discussions. He disputes a 25 percent closed-minded claim, emphasizes due process, cites General Patton, and calls for fair consideration of Nixon’s guilt or innocence before condemnation. He notes Vietnam war closure and prisoners returning home.
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Nixon
United States
Vietnam
William C. White
Pine Ridge
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