Lunatic legalism blocks Saxbe in constitutional debate
John Roche critiques the argument that Sen William Saxbe cannot become attorney general due to salary changes during his Senate tenure. He cites Madison Jefferson and John Marshall, warns against metaphysical reasoning, and urges adjusting the salary to meet constitutional purposes.
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Oil neurosis tests NATO unity and Western resolve
The piece argues that Arab oil blackmail strains European and allied cohesion, urging Western nations to maintain unity under NATO. It notes Germany and France pursuing independent energy deals, Canada raising export taxes, and U S influence in oil and coal leadership, urging solidarity to counter brief disruptions.
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The Result of Choice
Letter writer reflects on national troubles driven by moral decline and sin, linking energy shortages drug problems youth rebellion and political corruption to affluence and denial of wrongdoing. The piece challenges readers to confront moral roots behind crises.
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Pauper democracy critique warns against fuel taxes and big government
The writer attacks fuel tax plans and high spending, arguing the wealthy would avoid costs while the poor suffer. They urge self reliance, oppose Sunday leisure driving, and condemn federal agencies as idols. The piece warns of government overreach and echoes a warning to beware the seeds of policy choices.
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Time editors urged Nixon resignation in notorious 1970s column
The column mocks Time magazine for calling for Nixon’s resignation amid Watergate. It argues editors are biased, accuses Time of sedition, and questions the justice of presuming guilt before innocence. It portrays a partisan critique of media coverage.
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Linkage and power moves shape Middle East India tensions
Jeffrey Hart outlines how Saudi Arabia India and U S strategy intertwine. New Delhi shifts from fear of Arab dominance to worries over Faisal's rising leverage. A U S carrier task force in the Indian Ocean signals ongoing Asia policy and Brezhnev Washington diplomacy.
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Mr. Everywhere The Times Embraces Mr. For All Males
The New York Times plans to refer to all males in stories as Mr starting next month. This extends to individuals with criminal backgrounds and historic exceptions are noted for past practices.
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The Journal, published by News Journal, Inc. in Middletown Ohio, lists subscription prices for weekdays and Sunday sales, home delivery options by newspaper boy or motor route, and mail rates. Details include 15c weekday, 25c Sunday, 80c weekly, motor route plans at 3.47 or 3.20, 15c monthly service charge, and annual mail rates 30 outside U.S. 38, all paid in advance. Founded in 1857.
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