Electronic voting comes to the House with new machine
The 93rd Congress will install an electronic voting machine in the House while the Senate keeps hand tallying. The change aims to cut roll call time from about thirty minutes to roughly fifteen, though member movement to the floor still adds delay. The piece notes Washington Moscow hot line tests while urging modernization of legislative procedures.
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Buckley rails at Greer over sexism and textbooks
William F. Buckley Jr recalls Germaine Greer and argues against the women's liberation movement while criticizing Scott Foresman guidelines for improving the image of women in textbooks. He mocks sexist language and urges inclusive wording to replace gendered terms.
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The Journal Subscription Rates and Details
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Nixon Backed by Pepsi Deal Sparks Russian Franchise
The piece notes Don Kendall of Pepsi-Cola won an exclusive 200 million Russian market franchise after Nixon’s 1962 California defeat, amid questions about the Commerce Department grant and Kendall's connection to Nixon. It highlights Nixon’s post-election gains, Bobst’s Warner-Lambert stake rise, and the political ties shaping the deal.
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McGovern and the Media Box The Radicals’ Media Battle
The piece argues McGovern’s 1968 72 media coverage shaped him as a crusading reformer who became a target of harsh scrutiny. It notes Nixon’s 1962 California loss eruption and Muskie Humphrey contrasts. It cites the Eagleton episode and Salinger Paris mission as key turning points in press portrayal.
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Equal Time Debate: Bible vs Darwin in California Textbooks
Jim Fiebig argues California's Board of Education should not require equal treatment for Biblical Genesis in science texts. He questions the premise that Genesis and Darwin's theory must share equal footing, suggesting a footnote suffices and that belief in God and evolution can coexist.
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