Detention Camp Repeal Favored by Justice Department
The Department of Justice urged Congress to repeal the 1950 Internal Security Act detention camp clause. Despite past Senate approval and House inaction, Judiciary committees favor bills to strike the provision, arguing its reliance on suspicion over proof contradicts the presumption of innocence.
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Let The Man Speak At National Women’s Caucus
Activists at the National Women’s Political Caucus in Washington shouted down male speakers, including Eugene McCarthy, raising questions about political maturity. McCarthy noted that women comprise 75 percent of his staff and hold three of four top positions. He argued the interruption reflected immaturity despite any pro or anti male stance.
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Muskie Vulnerable in Civil Rights Tightrope Play
Washington sources report McGovern aides accuse Senator Muskie of hedging on civil rights to court both Southern white and urban black voters. Muskie did not join the Evers campaign committee and faced criticism for perceived overly white answers. He pledged modest support and plans to campaign with Evers in Mississippi in September.
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Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
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Nixon shifts toward China sparks American right response
Jeffrey Hart argues Nixon's plan to visit Peking by May realigns global power and defuses Critics while signaling a shift from confrontation to negotiation. He notes Kissinger influenced balance of power thinking and warns conservatives to focus on national interests over ideological ties to China.
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Subsidies and Strikes Shape Labor Costs and Welfare
Analysis argues government subsidies to striking workers extend strikes and raise costs. Herbert Northrup critiques welfare aid's impact while unions push for more funding. questions arise about who pays and who benefits. Mediation tools are urged to judge offers fairly and curb wage-led inflation.
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Ironic Twist In JFK Assassination Theories And Trials
The piece profiles Jim Garrison and other conspiracist figures, noting Garrison's indictment for taking money from gamblers while promoting controversial JFK assassination theories. It recounts Oswald's role, Ruby's execution, and the chaotic post assassination era with sharp, opinionated language.
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