War Powers Split Deepens National Debate in 1971
The American Legion Magazine presents opposing views from Senator Charles Mathias Jr. and Senator Barry Goldwater on defining the Presidents War Powers. Mathias urges passage of the War Powers Bill to restore constitutional balance and provide a clear framework for military action. Goldwater denounces the bill as dangerous and argues it could undermine NATO and treaty commitments, urging a constitutional amendment instead.
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Frederick
Maryland
Charles McC Mathias Jr
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
American Legion Magazine
Congress
Senator Mathias
Senator Goldwater
Republican Party
Mathias
Senate
Presidency
Formosa
Middle East
Cuba
Gulf of Tonkin
Cambodia
America
Indochina
Lyndon Johnson
United States
Israel
NATO
Arizona Republican
Egypt
U.S
Goldwater
The
Arizona Statesman
Court
Readers condemn odd toilet issue headline
A Montgomery County reader protests a newspaper headline about the ad hoc committee on the status of women. The letter notes fifty recommendations including amending the sex specific toilet regulation to end discrimination and cites historical context of barred women.
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Ad Hoc Committee
Montgomery County
Ad Hoc
Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission
Mars
Robert Perman
Fenway Road
Bethesda
Labor Day Parade and Heat Wave Hit Brunswick News
Brunswick hosts a Labor Day parade and trades display on High Street under fire department auspices as a heat wave bakes the region with a record September high of 99 degrees. Local sports discuss pitching plans for Waynesboro game. school enrollment rises with over 4,300 children returning to city schools. Corporal Blickenstaff, a Korean War veteran, reflects on being home, while Major Vaughan stresses the need for Civil Defense ground observer posts in Frederick County Maryland.
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Brunswick
High Street
Frederick County
Benjamin F. Vaughan
U. S. Air Force
Maryland
Why Labor Is Mad Puerto Rico Woes Reality or Fiction
Washington based report examines Puerto Rico political tensions and economic woes as critics accuse Gov. Ferre of pursuing statehood and rising violence while Ferre aides argue the island remains on an upswing with growth, rising tax receipts and job gains.
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Washington
NEA
Puerto Rico
San Juan
Latin America
Luis Ferre
Ferro
Caribbean
Japan
Europe
U.S
University of
Independence
Ferre
United States
Independence Party
Mexico
Israel
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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Allen Ellender
Senate Finance
Russell Long
Boggs
Herbert
Ellender
Long
Bogg
Henry “Zack” Carter
Carter
John Chaffee
Big Four
Tarsely
Mery
Druid Theatre
Damascus
Frederick News-Post
Mary B. Squires
Dad
United Nations
Santa Claus
Grandfather Frost
Andrew Johnson
Tennessee
Hawaii
Naval
Nathan Sowenshein
Sonenshein
Louisiana
Gordon Rule
Rule
Sowenshein
Barry Shillito
Delta Marina
William Boyle
Thas
Sen. Long
K. J. Woodfin
Carroll Burris
Ed Muskie
D-Me
Fred Harris
D-Okla
News-Prat
Waynesboro
Chick” Caton
Blethen
Costello
Dowell
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