Javits reintroduces war powers bill amid post Vietnam debate
The Senate previously approved a measure restricting presidential war powers, but House opposition and failed compromise left no law. Sen Javits again pushes a plan to permit urgent action with congressional oversight, expiring after 30 days without approval. The stance follows Vietnam lessons and calls for a balanced executive legislative authority.
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Lindsay Javits duel for New York Senate 1974 teased
William F Buckley Jr notes John Lindsay may seek the New York Senate seat in 1974, facing Jacob Javits or perhaps winning governor instead. He portrays Lindsay's shift from Republican to Democrat and his clash with Rockefeller as a high stakes, theatrical political maneuver with wide implications for New York conservatism.
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Why is peace pre dated in this opinion piece
The author critiques pre dated peace agreements in Vietnam, arguing signing dates and cease fire timings extend the war’s countdown for troops. He recalls Kissinger and Le Duc Tho, notes single digit fidgits, and hopes for actual homecoming without political fanfare.
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Letters to the Editor spark sharp critiques of critics and shopping woes
Readers volley opinions on theater critic Larry Moore blasting Monroe High School’s Romeo and Juliet and on downtown shopping woes. A freshman accuses Moore of poor judgment while a mother recounts carting a 76 pound desk home and back, urging better service and value.
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Laws to Protect Reporters Sparks Historic Debate
The piece weighs protections for reporters sources against governmental power. It recalls press traditions from the American Revolution, warning laws may be revoked by those in power. It suggests public opinion or courts could drive change more than legislation.
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