Editorial: Senate vote against 50 percent Europe cut
The article notes the Senate defeated Mansfield's 50 percent Europe reduction 61 to 36 and Nelson's amendment 63 to 26. It reports Nixon’s pursuit of talks with Russia on limiting anti ballistic missiles and potential broader strategic reductions. It argues Western Europe should assume a fairer defense burden while maintaining deterrence.
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Russia
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Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
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Western Europe
Mansfield Bill Seeks Slash in U.S. Forces in Europe
Senator Mike Mansfield proposes cutting American armed forces in Europe by half by year end, prompting a Senate defeat 61 to 36. President Nixon and former leaders Johnson and Truman oppose the move, warning it could endanger NATO and arms talks with the Soviet Union.
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Boyle's Column Bits From A Mailbag And Miscellany
New York column compiles assorted curiosities and quips from readers. Notes on money habits bird behavior royal quirks and social observations share a light, opinionated flavor with facts about inflation or famous figures and everyday生活 details.
The Peace Movement Faces Rifts and Reassessment
A broad peace coalition fights internal splits over tactics from lawful marches to civil disobedience as Mayday recedes. Major groups plan spring and summer meetings to map new courses while wary officials hope for restraint and focused antiwar advocacy.
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Mayday Tribe
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U. S
Middle America
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Common law copyright protects un published works indefinitely
The article explains that works gain legal protection without formal publication under common law copyright. It covers publishing with a copyright notice, registration through the Copyright Office, and how ownership endures without time limits if the work remains unpublished. A Twain case is cited to illustrate enduring protection.
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Copyright
Mark Twain
Twain
Texas Voters Approve City Bond Plan for Sewage Plants
Voters backed a $100 million bond fund to finance city and regional sewage treatment facilities with 25 percent of costs covered by state loans and grants increasing federal aid. The measure marks a step forward for Texas cities while other constitutional change proposals failed.
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Texas Water Quality Board
Gordon Fulcher
Atlanta
Fulcher
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