Where Will Students Vote in a National 18 Year Franchise
The column discusses where 18 to 21 year olds may vote across the United States and the local versus campus voting issue. It cites Cambridge Harvard tensions and notes college students often vote in their college towns, with debates on whether to bar or welcome out of town students. The piece ends with a biblical quote about enduring trials.
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United States
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Tying President's Hands in Vietnam War Debate
The piece argues Congress should not limit presidential foreign policy powers, noting the president must conduct foreign affairs to protect national security. It cites NATO obligations, Tonkin Resolution, and a Senate probe into origins of the Vietnam War, asserting constitutional balance favors executive discretion.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Executive Departments
Senate Committee
United States
South Vietnam
Gulf of Tonkin
Southeast Asia
Nixon
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal Published daily by the News Journal, Inc. in Middletown Ohio lists subscription prices for newsstand copies, Sunday editions, home delivery, motor route, and mail options. Rates include per-copy. weekly and yearly plans with advance payment terms and a per month service charge for motor route placement.
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The
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Newspaperboy
U.S.A
When the United States War Involvement Shapes Congress Debate
When the United States becomes involved militarily it is up to Congress to learn all the pros and cons. A declaration of war could be disadvantageous to American trade and hinder relations with other nations.
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United States
Congress
Rosenthal Defends Pentagon Papers Publication
New York Times managing editor A M Rosenthal argues that releasing the Pentagon papers lifted a lid on a secret matter. He says withholding material from Congress and the public was the real mistake and emphasizes openness.
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Congress
A.M. Rosenthal
The
New York Times
West and Vest rally unemployed aerospace workers for new roles
Paul Harvey reports on unemployed scientists engineers and technicians forming WEST and VEST self-help groups to find jobs outside government. Chapters in Seattle Wichita San Diego Dallas Fort Worth interview evaluate qualifications and contact employers while aiding patent funding and travel expenses, aiding both workers and employers in a technological reshuffle.
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WEST
Nixon
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
VEST
Seattle
Wichita
San Diego
Dallas-Fort Worth
Connecticut Tax Revolt Sparks Special Session Talk
In Hartford a broad anti income tax outcry forces a special meeting Aug 5 to consider repealing the new 5 percent tax on income above 6000 and replacing it with a higher sales tax and a dividends tax. Vivian Kellems credits the revolt to middle and wealthy residents, labor adults and a volatile public mood. The move could ripple to other states and Congress.
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Vivian Kellems
Connecticut General Assembly
Washington
Cabie
Treasury
Connecticut
U.S
Hope
Five Power Shift Emerges in Nixon Era Global View
The top White House aide contends America cannot remain the sole dominant world power. Nixon moves in Asia reflect a shift toward a five center balance including China Japan Western Europe and the Soviet Union. The piece frames fortress America as obsolete and outlines a quinquepolar future with evolving alliances and risks.
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White House
America
Nixon
China
Russia
U.S
Japan
Western
Europe
Tokyo
Moscow
Washington
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