Mandatory retirement age for judges and Congress proposed
The article cites Sen. Jack Miller of Iowa arguing for a 72 retirement age for federal judges and members of Congress, claiming reduced capacity and clogged calendars harm government. It criticizes a rigid amendment and favors flexible retirement with periodic review to ease out older officials while preserving function.
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Miller
Nixon an unorthodox gutsy quarterback in economic game
Paul Harvey compares President Nixon to a bold quarterback who gambles on fourth down in domestic policy and foreign moves. He argues Nixon tests the center of opposition, tests risk, and pursues adjustments through consultation and evaluation, aiming for a lasting turnaround.
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Cambodia
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China
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Oklahoma
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California
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New York
Lindsay
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Los Angeles
Moral double bookkeeping and foreign policy ethics
A columnist argues that no major nation or university should play favorites in global dealings with regimes like South Africa and Francoist Spain. He recalls past stances on recognition, calls for consistency, and questions detente driven by commerce with hostile regimes. The piece notes a U.S. truck maker obtaining Soviet factory approval, challenging boycott logic on Rhodesia and South Africa.
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South Africa
Polaroid
Africa
New York
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Madrid
Franco Spain
Spain
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Committee
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Wassermann
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White House
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Russia
China
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Department of Commerce
Soviet Union
U.S.S.R
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Editorial Warns Against Crushing Postal Rate Hikes on Magazines
The editorial argues a 142 percent five year rise in second class mail rates would bankrupt many magazines and reduce quality. It urges a more modest roughly 60 percent increase to cover costs and support the public information role of newspapers and magazines.
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Washington
Life Magazine
Time, Inc
Postal Service
Independent Postal Rate Commission
Congress
Republic
Postal Rate Commission
House
Senate
Lindsay
Board of Estimate
The Incompetence Of Mayor Lindsay
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David K. Shipler
Times
Lindsay
HEW
Abe Beame
The Journal News Journal Middletown Subscriptions Rates
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Ohio
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U.S.A
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