NAACP seeks Supreme Court rehearing on voting age ruling
The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People asks the Supreme Court to reopen its decision upholding an 18 year old minimum for federal elections and argues Congress can adjust state laws if needed. A rehearings chances hinge on Attorney General Mitchell and a majority on the court.
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Trial Not A Circus For Angela Davis in Court
Angela Davis treats her Marin County courthouse case as political though Judge Wilson seeks to limit remarks. Davis sought co counsel status and used the bench to speak on politics, while court observers note political implications but hope the trial avoids an ideological circus.
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Delicate relations complicate Soviet pressure moves
John Chamberlain argues the State Department uses the phrase delicate relations to deflect American objections as the Soviets expand in the Caribbean and Chile. He cites Cienfuegos activity and a Lithuanian refugee case to claim U S policy is driven by relations rather than stands. He warns Kissinger and the White House about ongoing Soviet leverage in Europe the Middle East and Latin America.
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Soviet Subbase at Cienfuegos Sparks Fresh Questions
The case about the Soviet submarine base at Cienfuegos on Cuba’s south coast remains unsettled. Officials and analysts debate access, strategic significance, and potential implications for regional security as new details emerge.
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The Callers and Phony Bomb Threats Are a Sick Mind
Dave Began Here And There argues that it is easier to clean up pollution in nature than in minds. It discusses phony bomb threats and obscene phone calls, noting some originate from children left alone with phones and careless parents. It suggests parental threats as a stopgap against misuse.
Wages and civil rights spark inflation debate in Washington
The column argues wage-driven inflation stems from union pressure and collective bargaining used to shut down a newspaper. It condemns strikes by 15 mechanics, urges government action on wage formulas and arbitration, and warns of rising living costs as wages push prices higher. It calls for protecting private property and countering wage coercion while noting no federal wage control yet.
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Nixon's Strategy in 72 With Wallace as Wild Card
Washington reports on how Nixon aides view a 1972 strategy built around liberal reform, revenue sharing, and welfare, while weighing Wallace’s possible northern reach. The plan hinges on selling to voters as a moderate and courting blue collar support, with Vietnam drawdown a key factor. If Congress blocks reforms, Nixon may still benefit from the economy and a shifted political landscape.
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Factographs and facts from an old science round-up
A 19th century claim credits Hip poyle Mege-Mouries with inventing Margarine circa 1870 after a Napoleon III sponsored contest. Mercury is described as the only liquid metal at room temperature with extreme freezing and boiling points. Glass dipped in mercury supposedly stays dry. Pistol Shrimp are noted for their loud pops and wartime acoustic mine detonation. Some fish allegedly allow shrimp to clean parasites by incising skin. Australian Aboriginal customs involve loud lamentations at farewells since prior encounters.
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