Arkansas Supreme Court Upholds FOI Act on Executive Sessions
The Arkansas Supreme Court upheld the Freedom of Information Act restricting executive sessions by tax funded bodies. The ruling bars private meetings except to discuss personnel matters, clarifying limits after a North Little Rock City Council dispute. Gov Rockefeller supports openness but acknowledges real estate and industry needs.
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Public Service Commission
Arkansas
Winthrop Rockefeller
Italian Court Grants Faithful Husbands Adultery Parity
A Rome dispatch reports Italy’s Constitutional Court overruled itself to make faithless husbands liable for adultery on par with wives. The court said old laws treated wives worse, granting husbands an unjust privilege, and noted the issue affects family unity and social conduct. The decision mirrors broader shifts toward gender equality.
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Italy
Rome
Associated Press
Constitutional Court
Up Against The Wall Reflects Kennan on U S Democracy
Diplomat George Kennan questions if the United States can endure as a democratic republic amid inner city tensions race pollution strikes and youth unrest The piece cautions that radical campus action risks eroding public order and calls for disciplined governance and limits on confrontational politics.
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George Kennan
United States
Staughton Lyndh
Kennan
Conservative Party Under Attack in New York Politics
The piece outlines threats to the New York Conservative Party from Nelson Rockefeller seeking a fourth term and a bipartisan push to ban cross nomination. It notes potential party extinction if liberals or conservatives lose their leverage and discusses past Buckley influence and shifts in Republican dynamics in Albany.
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Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Albany
New York State
Malcolm Wilson
Wilson
William F. Buckley
Richard Nixon
Mr.Nixon
Buckleyites
Sen
Jacob Javits
Jim Buckley
Javits
Daniel Button
O’connell
Labor Management Ties Face New Test on Horizon
Washington reports a looming clash between labor and management as the Nixon administration weighs limits on federal intervention. George P. Shultz, new Labor Secretary, favors less federal meddling and endorses aggressive use of bargaining and possible compulsory arbitration to protect public interest amid growing national and industrial stakes.
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Washington
America
Nixon
George P. Shultz
Graduate School of Business
University of Chicago
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Shultz
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Mr. Shultz
Nixon Brain Behind a Comeback Shapes Quiet Cabinet Reforms
The piece credits Richard Nixon with a cool analytic mind that rebuilt his image after narrow election defeats. It notes his cabinet picks based on competence rather than ethnic quotas, and highlights California and Michigan reforms by McClellan Finch Romney and the Human Resources Commission. It argues the approach aims at practical welfare solutions over Great Society programs and cites Romney and Finch as influential advisers for targeted urban rehabilitation.
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Richard Nixon
White House
California
Nixon
Lazarus
Chicago
Sargent Shriver
Michigan
H. C
Chad) McClellan
Bob Finch
McClellan
George Romney
Human Resources Commission
Romney
Finch
Miami Beach
Spiro Agnew
U.S
HEW
HUD
Barry Goldwater
T. George Harris
Federal Internal Revenue Service
Richard Cormuelle
Harris
Welfare
Washington
Scranton’s Evenhanded Middle East Thesis Stirs Debate
Washington faces criticism over former Gov. Scranton’s call for a balanced U.S. policy in the Middle East. He argues the United States must act in its own interests and engage Arab states as well as Israel to curb broader conflicts and avoid another costly war.
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United States
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Middle East
Scranton
Nixon
U. S
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Latin America
West Germany
Tallulah Bankhead
Israel
Vietnam
Monroe News-Star Publisher and staff listing 1929 1952
The Monroe News-Star announces its post office date of June 1 1909 and presents a details of ownership
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Monroe News-Star
Monroe
News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and Olive Street
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Robert Ewing, Jr
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