European Court of Justice Shapes Union Far Beyond Europe
The European Court of Justice interprets treaties and laws across Community members, increasingly ruling on private citizen disputes and enforcing supremacy of Community law over national statutes. It prompts questions on sovereignty as nations cede powers, echoing early American union parallels.
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United States of America
Supreme Court
European Economic Community
Europe
United States of Europe
European Court of Justice
Paris
European Coal and Steel Community
Jean Lecerf
European Community
Alsace
France
Court of Justice
Lecerf
European Parliament
Luxembourg
European Court
Constitutional Court
Editorials Second thoughts about China trade
A Norton Simon survey shows 72 percent favor more trade with China and over half support easing import barriers, though only about 4 percent favor increased diplomatic ties. Mahoney cautions no rapid surge in commerce. Chinese demand may rise for American equipment and technology.
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China
David J. Mahoney
Norton Simon, Inc
Mahoney
Commonwealth Club
Calfornia
San Francisco
America
Japan
Taiwan
Mao Tse-tung
United States
Inhina Tam
Debate on Releasing Corporate Forecasts Divides Executives
AP analysis notes SEC allows optional disclosure of earnings forecasts with standards. A survey of 1,300 companies by Coopers & Lybrand finds 52 percent oppose public forecasts, with opposition higher closer to finance roles. Chairmen mostly favor disclosure. vice presidents controllers and treasurers lean against it.
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John Cunniff
New York
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Coopers & Lybrand
Quick Quiz Insect and Tide Riddles
A quick quiz item notes that a cricket chirps faster as temperatures rise. It also states neap tides occur twice monthly when the moon is at its first and third quarters and are lower than normal tides.
Today in History June 12 1973 Associated Press
On this date June 12 1973 significant events include New York City incorporation under English law in 1665 and John Winthrop's voyage to Salem in 1630. Other milestones note the 1838 Iowa Territory formation and wartime actions in 1940 1944 1943 1970.
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Associated Press
New York City
Massachusetts Bay Company
John Winthrop
Salem Harbor
Iowa Territory
Chungking
China
Britain
Jordan
Beirut
Lebanon
Medgar W. Evers
Jackson
Miss
de Gaulle
France
U. S. Supreme Court
David Rockefeller
Jim Nabors
Vic Damone
Will Rogers
Sagan questions defense budget versus life in the cosmos
Dr. Carl Sagan argues in Intellectual Digest that billions of stars in our galaxy may have planetary systems and that money spent on defense could fund major astronomical facilities and searches for extraterrestrial signals. He notes the USSR is pursuing radioastronomy, while Earth’s lobster laws and Norway's fleet are mentioned in broader context of scarce resources.
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Carl Sagan
Laboratory For Planetary Studies
Cornell University
U.S.S.R
Sagan
Soviet Union
Boyle's Column Highlights Everyday Inconveniences And Oddities
HAL BOYLE notes mail may reveal untold topics for a columnist and then surveys quirks from common colds causing absenteeism to high US alcoholism rates. He cites traffic canal divers in Amsterdam and ancient tobacco use, concluding with a quip on avoiding conflict by refraining when wrong.
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Hal Boyle
New York
United States
Norman Douglas
Amsterdam
South America
Wyoming
Egypt
Greece
Rome
Democrats Face Bleak 1976 Outlook With No Clear Alternative
Democratic leaders and governors warn that Kennedy may run but faces Watergate backlash and internal doubts. Some see no bright alternative among other senators like Jackson or Mondale, leaving the party without fresh policy directions and a slim field for 1976.
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Lake Tahoe
NEA
Ted Kennedy
Kennedy
Chappaquiddick
Henry Jackson
Washington
Sen
Walter Mondale
Minnesota
Jackson
Mondale
Hubert Humphrey
China oil possible major new U S ally and risk
Analysis argues that China's offshore oil reserves could diversify U S and allied energy sources, reducing Middle East dependence. Mao era policies and Sino Soviet tensions shape Beijing’s openness to American technical aid and possible private investment, with future impact on Middle East power dynamics.
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Washington
NEA
Peking
United States
Middle East
Moscow
China
Japan
U.S
Europe
Mao Tse-tung
Korea
Taiwan
South Vietnam
Indochina
Mao
Chou En-lai
Mediterranean
Asia
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Press Association
Boyle
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