Labor to Take On Nader Over Nuclear Breeder Plan
The U.S. labor movement mobilizes against Ralph Nader and the anti nuclear lobby. Unions claim building trade workers face thousands of jobs from Clinch River to future reactors. Sen. Tunney and Sen. Case oppose antibreeder funding while labor backs nuclear growth and safety.
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Suppy
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Clifford Case
New Jersey
Atomic Energy
Bob Finch
U.S. Senate
Len Tunney Tradllyeo
Oakland Tribune
Ray Blanton
Exxon
New York
Hugh Carey
Wisconsin
State Wildlife Federation
Sen. Proxmire
Labor
George Meany
Moynihan Faces U.N. Opposition Test as Ambassador Pick
President Ford’s nominee Daniel Patrick Moynihan would confront a growing U.N. majority of Third World and Communist bloc states. He argues this bloc dominates decisions despite weak economies and low U.N. dues. The original 51 members have expanded to 138 as decolonization reshapes the body.
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United Nations
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Ford
U.S
Moynihan
International Organization
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Moynihan Takes U S Role At UN With Tough Stance
Williams Moynihan outlines a shift in U S diplomacy toward firmer opposition to appeasement as he aims to reshape Third World policy. He pledges decisive U N General Assembly leadership and a push for self sufficient development, with the September session seen as a key test of resolve.
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World Forum
Moynihan
India
United Nations
American Congress
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U.N. General Assembly
New Jersey Eyes Legal Numbers Game and State Run Shops
Gov. Brendan Byrne proposes legalizing the numbers game on May 22 to compete with illegal rackets and suggests possible state owned bookie joints and marijuana stores. The piece questions government sanctioning of gambling and its social impact.
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Brendan Byrne
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Resignation as an Honorable Role in US Vietnam Debate
A book titled Resignation in Protest argues America lacks a robust resignation tradition and contrasts the US with Britain. It cites figures such as Rostow, Rusk, Ball, and Kennedy-era officials, noting patterns of dissociation and later public opposition to Vietnam policy and suggests cabinet officials switch to elected office as a reform.
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Edward Weisband
Thomas M. Franck
America
Great Britain
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Dean Rusk
Cambodia
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George Ball
Congress
Blind leading the blind in tax woes and national decline
A Letter to the Editor accuses Americans of ignorance and apathy as tax policy and government spending erode traditional life. The writer cites Lincoln and Marx, condemns foreign influence in lawmaking, urges protest, and laments low response to a citizen group ad reaching 26 500 copies. He concludes with a religious plea for divine intervention.
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