Labor Court Idea Gaining Fresh Push From Rosenman
Former judge Samuel Rosenman renews push for a labor court system with strong statutory power to settle essential disputes, citing the New York garbage crisis and weighing IAFF efforts to end the no strike ban. The commission proposes limited bans in some areas and calls for refereed handling by the international president where needed. Signs of escalating public-service disruptions raise concern over potential industrial strife and the need for impartial adjudication nationwide.
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International Association of Fire Fighters
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Long Beach
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Rosenman
PABA Proposes Shifts in ABA Policy and Press Rules
The ABA president elect Bernard Segal urges openness to racial change, while the Chicago House of Delegates backs tighter press disclosures on criminal cases and experimental prepaid legal cost plans. Delegates also fear a lay agency could reorganize the profession, even as some favor new paid legal services.
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American Bar Association
Bernard G. Segal
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ABA House of Delegates
Chicago
Open Forum on Redwood Parks Ends in Urgent Plea
Robert Rienow, professor at SUNY Albany, argues in an Open Forum that the California Coastal redwoods face destruction as two lumber firms cut near the proposed National Redwoods Park. He urges quick action to create a sufficiently large park, warning that any smaller substitute will erase a lasting heritage.
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Michigan
Department of Interior
Tonkin Testimony Stirs Debate On McNamara Claims
The Tonkin Gulf incident testimony by Secretary McNamara is judged misleading in key points. The Pacific Fleet commander suggested actions to provoke North Vietnamese forces and to draw their boats away, contradicting claims of routine patrols.
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McNamara
Tonkin Gulf
Foreign Relations Committee
Pacific Fleet
Gulf of Tonkin
North Vietnam
Pacific
United States
Congress
Maddox
Sunder
Lankin Gulf
Voices From Past History Quiz Brushstroke
A brief history quiz quotes a controversial pundit asking who said there never was a good war or a bad peace and who whispered that any people any time could be swayed by revolution. The text uses charged labels like peacenik and Marxist agitator to frame the question.
Revolt quotes identify Founding Era figures
The passage presents a series of questions about rebellion and reform and lists eight potential answers. The correct responses point to Benjamin Franklin and George Washington among others, highlighting a historic debate on dissent and governance.
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Abraham Lincoln
George Washingon
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
George Washington
John Adams
Nixon Delivers a Blow to Rockefeller in Trash Strike Fallout
Washington view notes Nelson Rockefeller is out of the running after a major misstep in the New York trash strike. The piece argues the governor’s error undermines his chances for the Republican presidential nomination, suggesting the political misfortune mirrors a long history of public follies.
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Gibbon
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Nomi
Rockefellers misstep and Nixon appeal in GOP hopes
In a sharp political analysis, the piece traces Nelson Rockefeller's misjudged stance on a New York trash strike and Lindsay's politics, then pivots to Richard Nixon's rising poll numbers. It assesses potential autumn and winter ticket dynamics, including Wallace’s impact and southern electoral stakes. The tone blends critique with strategic forecasting for the GOP.
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Alabbama
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Braylon Ave
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Sotia
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Pioneer Blvd
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Lakewood
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Cerritos College
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