Unions Face Uncertain Political Spending After Ruling
AFL-CIO leaders prepare at Bal Harbour Florida for a meeting dominated by Judge Leland Nielsen's ruling in the Ellis Fails case. The decision bars union funds from political use without express member permission, limiting campaigns, conventions, publications and charity spending. The interlocutory judgment threatens COPE funding until further trial, potentially delaying 1976 electoral plans and inviting Supreme Court review.
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Bal Harbour
Fla
U.S
California
Leland Nielsen
Brotherhood of Railway, Airline & Steamship Clerks
Judge Nielsen
Nielsen
Washington
Aflcio
George Meany
COPE
Committee On
Ford
Reagan
Indiana
Sen
Birch Bayh
Congressional View Seeks Clearer CIA Boundaries
Prolonged hearings suggest Congress should curb CIA oversight shifting toward executive primacy. Officials acknowledge illegal domestic use by orders of high offices, while urging secrecy for covert ops and a single formal committee to handle discreet intelligence matters. The piece notes media and public share this assessment.
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Frank Church
Otis Pike
Congress
CIA
Executive Branch
United States
Council
White House
William E. Colby
Senate Government Operations Committee
Colby
House Intelligence Committee
United
Gestapo
Kaespe
Critics Clash Over SALT and Kissinger Ambiguities
John Roche argues against Henry Kissinger’s approach to SALT noting concessions to lure Soviet behavior in Indochina the Middle East and Angola. He claims Moscow exploits footnotes and unilateral explanations while warning of diplomatic risk and legal implications involving the PLO and UN Security Council.
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Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Indochina
Middle East
Angola
Vladivostok
Moscow
Msocow
Heaven and Earth
Brezhnev
Palestinian Liberation Organization
United Nation
Security Council
Ambor Pat Moynihan
PLO
Middle
State Department
Helmut Sonnenfeld
Chicherin
Ford forecast rightly applauded for cautious economy
The piece credits President Ford with diagnosing economic dynamism and pursuing moderate policies aided by Greenspan and Simon. It argues stimulative plans would have fed inflation and a boom bust, while Ford’s restraint fostered a gradual recovery with rising industrial and retail activity and controlled inflation. It also critiques activist liberal economics and supports private-sector growth over expansive government spending.
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Ford
Alan Greenspan
Council of Economic Advisers
Treasury
William Simon
J. Ford
Publication Notice and Subscription Rates
The Journal published by News Journal Inc lists locations in Middletown Ohio and details subscription options. It outlines home delivery by carrier and motor route with weekly and monthly rates, plus motor route and mail subscriptions payable in advance and a 1657 founding note.
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