Irish Faces Clash Over Revival of Gaelic Language
Irish tensions rise as supporters led by Ra mon de Valera push to make Gaelic schooling compulsory and a government job prerequisite. Opponents argue for reducing compulsory Gaelic use, citing economic, political, and cultural costs while Emigration and English use remain dominant.
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Tightening Of Election Laws Is Suggested
Atty. Gen. Ramsey Clark proposed major reforms to federal election law with Johnson administration backing. The plan would repeal the $3 million cap on receipts and spending by political committees and require public reports by committees. Any group spending or receiving over $1,000 yearly to support a candidate would report, with broader filing requirements for conventions and large individual contributions.
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