Passengers Win Standing to Challenge Rail Discontinuances
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that passengers and others harmed by railroad route discontinuances may seek review in federal courts. Justice Douglas stated Congress did not intend to bar opponents of interstate discontinuitions from appeal, potentially slowing route abandonments.
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Observatorio OAO 2 marks first year of sky mapping
NASA hails the OAO 2 observatory as exceptional as it completes its first year in space. Ultraviolet data show 5 884 pictures from 2 265 sky regions and 17 000 stars, surpassing 15 years of prelaunch rocket scans. The instrument continues its stellar survey.
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Liberal Democrats at Crossroads in Vietnam Debate
John P. Roche surveys internal liberal battles over Vietnam, arguing the party risks political ruin if it does not back immediate withdrawal. He defends figures like Hubert Humphrey and Adlai Stevenson, and warns that liberal defeatism could end Democratic influence for the century.
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Christmas stamp quirks disrupt Post Office woes
A reader recalls a decorative stamp used as postage by mistake, sent through normally and cancelled. The note muses on commemorative stamps, Christmas mail, and high air mail charges while visiting the Manchester Motor Inn and planning earlier mailing for next year.
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Russia and US must shape Vietnam peace plan
Washington and Moscow hold the key to Vietnam after troop withdrawals. Thieu warns of Communist takeover, urging US Soviet cooperation to deter aggression and pursue a shared peace strategy. Negotiations should move from Paris to Moscow and Washington to curb regional conflicts.
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Nixon not dodging issues in Kennedy episode
Joseph Alsop assesses President Nixon after a White House meeting with Edward Kennedy. Nixon offers encouragement, declaring he has faced political death and remains driven to the presidency. Alsop praises Nixon's leadership, considers dangers from liberals and left allies, and notes difficult wartime and economic challenges ahead.
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