Editorials The McIntyre and Viet Nam Views in Washington
The McIntire movement in Washington features eccentric church views and a March for Victory with Nazi fringe signs. Marshal Ky also fanned controversy with calls for Hitler’s energy, suggesting a bold stance on Vietnam. The piece cautions Americans not to follow McIntire or Ky and to ignore the visiting vice president’s views.
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South Vietnam
Nugyen Cao Ky
Washington
Marshal KY
Vietnam
Hitler
United States
North Vietnam
McIntirery
Election Day Holiday Proposal Draws Mixed Opinion
An editorial discusses a push by about twenty lawmakers to make presidential election day a national holiday to boost turnout. It notes the practical flaw: holidays may lure people away from towns, reducing voting efficiency, and cites California's two-hour paid leave as a workable alternative. It argues against a national holiday while endorsing easier voting access.
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California
Congress
Letters to Editor on SST program and other opinions
A compilation of editor letters defending the American SST investment, criticizing opponents and environmental concerns, and also voicing consumer and social issues. Includes Earl Spicer of GE praising SST productivity, coffee price gripe from Lakewood, hijack worry about a flight to Cuba, and a pro-choice Catholic mother’s critique of Rev Michael Collins.
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J. Schrock
Focal
Sylvia Porter
L. A. Collins
Michael Collins
Rev. Collins
Jesus Christ
Very Ciborowski
Wilmington
International pollution threat demands global action
ASPEN and Cole discuss a growing international pollution crisis. They warn that air and water contamination spans cities, rivers, and oceans, threatening health and climate. The piece calls for tougher laws, pollution taxes, fines on energy producers, and an international treaty to curb environmental degradation.
Only liquor flows at fund raisers in Washington
Washington Republicans say the traditional political fund raiser is losing appeal as a campaign tactic. They note the prevalent fundraising culture relies on alcohol and social events, raising questions about effectiveness and public perception in an election year.
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Washington
Potomac River fund-raiser for Murphy falls short
A DC pierside party to raise 45000 for Sen. George Murphy grossed about half that. Promoters billed stars but guests found few celebrities and even fewer GOP congressmen attending. An attempt at humor backfired as a Mickey Mouse impersonator drew no laughs, highlighting the high cost and mixed return of Washington fund-raising in a district with loose campaign rules.
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Potomac River
George Murphy
GOP
Hollywood
Mickey Mouse
Walt Disney
District of Columbia
Murphy
John V. Tunney
Washington
Cd Democratic
Jess Unruh
George Brown
Tunney
Funney
Brown
Gene Tunney Jr
California
John
Ifornia
East
Sen. Murphy
California Senate
Escape Room by Airey Neave and A Second Federalist review
A book review highlights Airey Neave’s Escape Room detailing the rescue of over two thousand Allied airmen and prisoners by a secret network, comparing it favorably to fiction. It also covers A Second Federalist, a selection from the Annals of Congress, noting its gallery view of early Congress and the framing of the United States government.
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Airey Neave
Room 900
Europe
Congress
Annals of Congress
Charles 5. Hyneman
George W Carey
University of South Carolina Press
Republic
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