Forced busing debate boils over in Louisville conference
The Louisville Democratic Issues Conference intensified the clash between Sen. George McGovern and Sen. Henry Jackson over desegregation busing. McGovern warned against nominating anyone who promises to stop court ordered busing and pressed constitutional amendments as an alternative. The piece notes Supreme Court rulings on inter district remedies and ponders whether busing will reemerge as a major political issue for the Democratic Party.
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Potter Stewart
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Debate over 200 mile fishing limit heats Congress
Congressional data show U S fish landings rose from 4.9 billion pounds valued at 356 million in 1960 to 5.1 billion pounds worth nearly a billion in 1974. Even supporters like Sen. Gravel of Alaska have shifted stance on the exclusive zone.
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Shadow Two Dollar Bill Returns Amid Retirement
The $2 bill is back after a decade out of circulation though its value remains far below its 1966 level, worth about 1.22 of its former value. A regional politician argues against a 200 mile fishing zone and U.S. unilateral action that could harm jobs and fishery income. Historic notes reference Washington moving headquarters to New York in 1775 and a Gospel verse from Matthew 20 28.
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Readers respond on Quinlan case and Medicare letter
A reader denounces mercy killing in the Quinlan coverage, urging God’s guidance and warning of societal judgment. The letter also praises Mrs. Clifford Sorrell for a Medicare rate increase letter and notes a Social Security officials’ response printed Nov. 26.
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America
Clifford Sorrell
CBS Reports Sheds Light On New War Book By Middleton
The writer suggests CBS produce a documentary based on Drew Middleton’s Can American Win the Next War. He argues the book shows U.S. and NATO forces would be routed in a European ground war and cites Soviet capabilities. He urges a public discussion on perceived strategic gaps and media responsibility.
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Middletown Newspaper Subscription Rates and Details
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists subscription options including newsstand per-copy prices and home delivery, motor route, and mail rates. It notes payments in advance and location details for Middletown Ohio and surrounding regions.
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Reagan in 1976 race stirs punditical chatter
John Chamberlain surveys how a Reagan Ford or Connally bid could reshape party loyalties amid Wallace’s possible third party run. Time and Newsweek clash over Reagan’s record and rhetoric, from California prosperity to primaries and urban policy, in a discussion of the unsure two party landscape.
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Newsweek
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