Debate Over Executive Privilege in Capitol Speech
A March senate and congressional dialogue examines the scope of executive privilege. Key figures Sen. Mike Mansfield Rep. William Moorhead Rep. Sam Ervin Jr. plus President Nixon defend or challenge the doctrine amid calls for transparency.
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Japanese Tourists' Invasion Alters Signs On Paris Shops
Readers learn how a surge of Japanese visitors reshapes Paris storefronts and fashion in the 1960s. The piece notes designers from Givenchy to Hechter and Senta, the impact on silk markets, and Japanese buyers shaping global fashion demand with potential price effects.
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British License Plates Built To Last Car Life
Report on the craze for personalized number plates in Britain. Mentions dealers, prices from 2,000 dollars to 250 dollars, and owners like Fred G. Pearson and Noel Wendall seeking unique initials. Notes difficulty and legality of removing plates and the personal identity aspect in car culture.
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