House blocks Mansfield Amendment votes in Vietnam debate
In Washington the House refused to permit an Arends motion change and sent the military procurement bill to conference without instructions. Critics call the result a hollow victory as Congress again abdicated Vietnam war decisions, amid Pentagon Papers and peace offers, amid White House confidence.
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Springfield confession on ethics and tax repeal debacle
A Springfield speaker laments an all time low in the fall session accusing the news media of pressuring constant sessions. He criticizes ethics in government and calls for prioritizing personal property tax elimination while noting revenue replacement concerns for health and education. He hints at a hidden master plan behind chaotic proceedings.
Debate on Red China in UN tests US stand on Nationalist China
Harry Homewood analyzes the UN debate over Red China's admission and the push to expel Nationalist China. He notes the US position to keep Chiang Kai-shek's China in the General Assembly, Albania's opposition, and the two thirds versus simple majority dynamics shaping the outcome. The piece also covers small nations' dilemma and potential Soviet influence.
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Alderman Reports on Civic Luncheon Etiquette and Mayor's Remarks
The alderman notes attending numerous ward luncheons reveals how city policy positions are shaped and how the mayor aligns with hosting organizations. He observes the mayor follows a near identical framework, praising presidents of influential groups for their service to Chicago.
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