Supreme Court cuts residency for voting to 30 days in most cases
The Supreme Court ruled 6-1 that Tennessee’s one year state residency and three month local residency requirements for voting are unconstitutional. It favored a 30 day residency as adequate, with warnings about registration timing and possible misuse by outsiders. The commentary urges California to adopt a 30 day standard promptly.
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Teamsters editor faults Archie Bunker stereotype
Bog Kasen of the Teamsters Journal criticizes Archie Bunker as a fat, dumb racist comic figure harming workers’ image. He urges elimination or a lean, compassionate union man show, noting networks fear loss of viewers once they switch channels.
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Letters on youth, duty, and rabbits in Leisure World
A Long Beach editor laments aging readers and praises the song Bless the Beasts and Children. Readers discuss veterans' service, amnesty, and civic duty. A Seal Beach writer warns of lethal rabbit culling in Leisure World, urging humane methods, while critiquing labor law coverage and media influence.
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Can we win the war on dope Paris 1972 narcotics surge
Paris reports in early 1972 that French narcotics police nearly double heroin seizures and nearly triple trafficking arrests compared with 1971. U S Ambassador Arthur Watson in New York said the claim that the United States is winning the fight persists, while questions remain about the overall flow from France.
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U S and France clash over heroin war as seizures rise
An independent drug expert says the United States cannot stop heroin flow amid rising seizures in France and Turkey. He notes addicts' numbers persist, while officials debate the effectiveness of policing and international cooperation. The dispute deepens as France plans expanded narcotics efforts and the U S withdraws a narcotics chief, signaling a tense diplomatic exchange.
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Hartke eyeing trade bills amid labor industry ties
In Washington Senator Vance Hartke D Ind pushes AFL CIO and USW AISI backed trade bills while facing scrutiny over a 1966 tax case aiding Harvey Aluminum. The Indiana Democrat’s fundraisers featured steel executives and labor leaders, with sizable labor contributions shaping his 1970 Senate campaign.
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A Party Still Groping For a Leader in Democratic Strife
A Washington analysis traces the Democratic leadership vacuum from Lyndon Johnson to Humphrey and Muskie, noting the lack of consensus among six to eight contenders. It argues the party’s disorder stems from a leadership gap and questions whether McGovern can unite diverse reform currents as future history weighs the era.
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