Opinion on Vietnam bombing politics in Cambodia and courts
The piece critiques U.S. bombing policy in Cambodia and North Vietnam, noting multiple court rulings on halting or lifting the bombing, the Aug. 15 stop date, and the high court’s summer recess. It highlights the tenuous impact of bombing on the war and the shifting judicial positions.
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Washington
Vietnam
U.S
Cambodia
Legislative Branch
White House
North Vietnam
New York
Supreme Court
Thurgood Marshall
William C. Douglas
Marshall
Douglas
Jane's Fighting Ships questions billion dollar weapons
The new Jane's Fighting Ships edition warns that the United States spends too much on large high cost platforms like a proposed billion dollar aircraft carrier. It contrasts US plans with Soviet and Italian designs emphasizing standard proven ships and mixed weaponry.
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London
U.S
Jane’s
British Naval Intelligence
John Moore
United States
Soviet Union
Twenty Years Ago in the Tribune War News
Russian youths clash at West Berlin food stations to stop aid for hungry East Germans. Nixon praises Democratic restraint in national security debates as Russia hints at talks with the United States. Inter-State Fair opens with a record exhibit total. Commander Clark cites possible 2 000 to 3 000 excess POWs held by Reds. Whitebreast Coal Co. secretary Herbert Lukas killed near Burlington Zephyr crossing.
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West Berlin
Russia
United States
Richard M. Nixon
Mark Clark
Herbert E. Lukas
Whitebreast Coal Co
Burlington Zephyr
Earl L. Kurtz
J. C. Penney Co
Duluth
Walter S. Small
Small
Penney
New York
Munda
Orel
Belgorod
Red Army
Kharkov
Rayburn
Lucey Seeks Second Term As Wisconsin Parties Realign
The article analyzes campaign finance in Wisconsin politics, noting heavy labor support for Democrats and business backing for Republicans. It argues Gov. Patrick Lucey aims to solidify a second-term bid while Republicans face funding and unity challenges amid a changing donor landscape.
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John Wyngaard
Madison
Wisconsin
Patrick Lucey
EPA blamed for energy crisis by House subcommittee
A House Appropriations subcommittee chaired by Rep. Jamie L. Whitten faulted the EPA for contributing to the energy shortage. It blamed restrictive ambient air standards and auto emission rules for higher fuel use and gasoline demand, urging the agency to file environmental impact statements with Congress and consider economic effects.
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Paul Scott Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
House
Jamie L. Whitten
D-Miss
Congress
Subcommittee
Readers weigh in on Pettibone Park preservation debate
La Crosse citizens debate Pettibone Park stewardship as rising maintenance costs push the gift from the Pettibone Park Commission to the city for future supervision. The letter praises natural beauty near the lagoon and warns against dredging for a swimming pool, criticizing the recreation emphasis of city planners.
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la Crosse
Pettibone Park Commission
Park and Recreation Department
City of
Richard S. Schelbe
City Park Commission
City Plan Commission
Not a party stand in La Crosse dispute
Geraldine A. Cina writes that Edmund Nix opposes the county club lease extension but the views are his alone and not the La Crosse County Democratic Party position. she declares her disagreement as a party member.
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Edmund Nix
la Crosse Country Club
la Crosse County
Democratic Party
Geraldine A. Cina
Seiler Lane
la Crosse
Streamlining the Senate Is Urgently Needed
Norman J. Ornstein argues that the Senate overextends members with multiple committee and subcommittee assignments. He proposes reforms including scheduled committee mornings, floor debates in afternoons, closed circuit telecasts, and staff hearings to boost efficiency and informed decision making.
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Norman J. Ornstein
Washington Post
Washington
U.S
Senate
Ervin
House
EPA delays and strict standards blamed for energy crisis debate
A congressional subcommittee attacks EPA procedures and auto emission rules as factors in the energy shortage. It endorses a $5 million National Academy of Sciences review to assess environmental regulations’ impact on energy, vehicle costs, and agricultural chemical use.
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EPA
Subcommittee
National Academy of Science
Define it by example Define it by example s
Thoughts At Large by Sydney J Harris argues that love lacks a universal definition and can only be approximated by example. He compares defining love to showing Socrates’ justice through character and action, noting a credit bureau labels prudent spenders as poor risks.
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Sydney J. Harris
Socrates
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Greenland
John G. Felton
Northern States Power Co
Rio Grande Valley
Edward Newburg
Frank Vyvyan
Wisconsin Trapshooters’ Association
Milwaukee
John Eldon Mulder
Rose St
New York City
Calvin Coolidge
Pvt
George Kleine
Camp Douglas
St. Francis Hospital
Coolidge
G. O. Lundgren
Los Angeles
C. M. Clark
C. C. Looney
H. B. Vincent
C. F. Robinson
Lucey
Wisconsin State Chamber of Commerce
Wisconsin Manufacturers Association
Gany
Joe McCarthy
Gaylord Nelson
Whitten
the Tribune
4Th and
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Mr. Ornstein
Catholic University
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