Two German States in One Nation Debate at UN
The piece argues West Germany and East Germany may be seated as two Germanys at the United Nations while Korea and Vietnam sit unresolved. It notes a Supreme Court ruling could alter help wanted ads by banning gender labels and suggests crude alternatives for job listings.
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East Germany
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Taipei
China
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Vietnam
South Vietnam
Saigon
Supreme Court
Equal Rights
Congress backs tobacco subsidies amid health act legacy
The 1970 cigarette advertising ban is cited as landmark while Congress continues funding tobacco growers and promoting sales abroad. The Senate has resisted eliminating subsidies and earmarked 140000 dollars to advertise American cigarettes in Austria and Thailand. Peace talks in Vietnam are suspended as Willy Brandt forecasts continued U.S. troop presence to defend Europe and bolster its economy.
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Shorty makes it big in Washington for Baker
The 1968 joke that Tennessee’s Howard Baker would have become vice president if taller is reversed by Watergate. As Senate Watergate committee vice chairman, his incisive questioning and organizing mind thrust him into national prominence. Some see a 1976 presidential bid in Baker’s future.
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Jim Fiebig
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Tennessee
Howard Baker
United States
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Sen. Baker
Tax audits and a White House list of honor
The columnist notes IRS audits linked to being on the White House enemies list and laments the cost of audits. He jokes about airline stubs and travel proofs and asks Nixon to let others take his place on the list. He recalls meetings at Dartmouth and time wasted coordinating records.
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White House
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William Raspberry
Nixon
Alan Cranston
C-Calif
Abou Ben Adhem
IRS
Internal Revenue Service
Los Angeles
Dartmouth College
Mr. Nixon
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Cranston
Court clash over ten th and fourteenth amendments
John Chamberlain argues the Burger Court creates an absolutist federal stance by using the fourteenth amendment to curb state powers, challenging the return of censorship to local option and highlighting tensions with the tenth amendment and abortion. He calls for consistency in applying rights to pornography and welfare cases.
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Sick Socks Dress Code Sparks Family Sock Drama
A British psychiatrist claims sock patterns reveal character with velvet violet for insecurity and gray for simple life. The writer mocks the theory, notes mismatched singles, and jokes about shopping for truly revolting socks for his sons and daughters.
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