Public Domain Chief Justice Burger Speech Restrictions
The Burger State of the Judiciary address is public, widely circulated, and government printed. It should lose its reprint restriction and be freely usable without clearance by officials, as federal law forbids copyright on government publications.
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Warren E. Burger
American Bar Association
Burger
M. B. Schnapper
Public Affairs Press
Supreme Court
Schnapper
Radar mapping Venus expands knowledge without manned missions
Radar observations from California Institute of Technology's Jet Propulsion Laboratory reveal a large Venus region mapped with about twice the naked eye moon visibility. The effort illustrates how instrumentation advances space knowledge before human travel.
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California Institute of Technology
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Venus
Moon
Europeans Don't Trust Us Say Mont Pelerin Observers
John Chamberlain reports that in Europe Western trust in the United States wanes amid doubts about U.S. willingness to defend Western civilization. He notes bankers and officials question dollar durability and foresee Europe moving toward its own currency, with Brandt’s eastward tilt and Senate skeptics shaping a cautious Continental stance.
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Geneva
Europe
Rome
Switzerland
Munich
Mont Pelerin Society of Economists
Western Europe
U.S
Chamberlain-Schlamm
Hitler
Mont Pelerin
Heinrich Irmler
Bundesbank
Federal Reserve
Washington
Willy Brandt
Fulbright
Mansfield
McGovern
Proxmire
West Berlin
Soviet
Russia
Red Army
Moscow
YMCA Drives Three Week Membership Push For Youth Help
The YMCA launches a three week drive with a target of 95 000 dollars and 2 600 new and renewing members. The program funds youth memberships through Century gifts and Civic Association support. Adults recall YMCA days and highlight swimming gymnastics basketball jogging and other activities as top adult favorites.
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YMCA
Debate on Abolishing Electoral College Moves Ahead
Washington debate centers on a proposed constitutional amendment to replace the Electoral College with direct popular vote for president. Proponents argue direct election risks strengthening factions and undermining state influence while critics warn it could endanger the two party system and state sovereignty.
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Washington
Senate
Wilson
South
West
Electoral College
Warren G. Harding
House
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Listed
The Middletown Journal outlines daily issues published by Ne Journal Inc with subscription costs. Rates include per week and annual options for city, suburban, trading area, and outside regions, with different prices for mail and non mail delivery.
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The
Ne Journal, Inc
Middletown
Ohio
News
Heperboy
Pollution end by 1975 a Ford dream or a proven path
Wisconsin senator Gaylord Nelson challenges Ford Motor Co over a 1975 smog standard and mass production feasibility. Wayne State University students in a 1971 Capri with a catalytic system prove cleaner emissions than required by Nelson's bill and 1980 targets. Ford counters the test, while Nelson argues upgrades can be mass produced with modest cost.
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Washington
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
Senate
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Nelson
Wayne State University
Cambridge
Mass
Pasadena
Calif
National Air Pollution Control Agency
Wayne State
Sen
Johnson
Justice Department
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New York University
Vietnam
London Economist
Mediterranean
Indian Ocean
Fortune Magazine
Adolf Hitler
William Schlamm
Dave
Civic Association
David Lawrence
the Journal
Frank Mankiewicz
Tom Braden
Peace Corps
Panama
U. S
Montaigne
Preach
Michel de Montaigne
Dennis the Menace
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