Quiet Naval Expansion Wonders About Congress Involvement
Washington announces a plan to expand the small Bahrain based Middle East naval task force and to replace a British presence as Soviet strength grows in the Indian Ocean. Critics say Congress should have a say and Senate must stay informed on future naval moves.
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New Jersey Enacts Broad Noise Control Law
Broader Noise Control New Jersey gains authority for statewide noise standards with penalties up to 3000 dollars per offense. A public and state council can veto proposals, potentially softening regulation though the measure marks a shift from mere nuisance to environmental concern. The law empowers curfews, industrial noise limits, vehicle standards, and equipment specs. Psalm 25 is cited at the end.
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Price Of Peace In Vietnam Sparks Sharp Debate
Commentary notes that the administration’s 2.5 billion offer to Hanoi echoes Johnson’s earlier billion dollar proposal, arguing the war aims are now about a drawn outcome. The piece mocks Kissinger’s party presence and jokes about Nixon and Mao, hinting at realignments and credibility questions in diplomacy.
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It Is Not One World During That War
Paul Harvey argues the Bangladesh crisis shows Western meddling worsens Muslim societies. He laments 200000 Bengali women raped by Pakistani soldiers and condemns Western attempts to impose morality. He contrasts East and West Pakistan and warns against repeating Vietnam mistakes. He concludes that lessons from overreach may justify casualties.
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Only Experience Will Move Israel, Buckley in Jerusalem
William F. Buckley Jr. argues in Jerusalem that Israeli intransigence and experience shape its stance. He notes Six Day War outcomes, Israel’s control of key territories, and the limits of American guarantees, stressing that only experience will move Israel toward reconciliation.
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Equal Protection Debate Over School Funding Reform
Prof. Robert Bork criticizes Court use of the Fourteenth Amendment to enforce equal school funding outcomes. He argues money alone cannot standardize education. Chicago suburbs show higher per pupil pay with better results than city schools, raising questions about legal inferences and tax fairness amid urban diversity.
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