Muskie Faces Image Challenge Over Campaign Fund Disclosure
Editorial notes Sen Ed Muskie's adoption of disclosure steps alongside McGovern Humphrey and Lindsay but argues his late entry fuels voter doubt he is indecisive. Washington Post analysis cited a 48 percent showing in New Hampshire and urges faster bold moves in Vietnam peace talks.
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National scope of pollution prompts Supreme Court cases
The article notes smog crossing state lines and lakes polluted by interstate discharges. Vermont sues New York over Lake Champlain pollution, Illinois wants Wisconsin to stop dumping sewage into Lake Michigan, and 18 states plus 16 briefs challenge autos from 1953 to 1968 to add pollution controls. The cases illustrate state limits and urge federal action by Congress.
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Editors weigh who is in or out on subversive lists
The St Louis Post-Dispatch notes SACB reports only 14 of 283 groups remain active with three Communist fronts and 10 unnamed. It says three Nazi groups faded before 1949, three Japanese totalitarian groups disappeared by 1942, and 22 Communist groups vanished in the 1940s and 50s. The piece ends with a jab at SACB pay and a local aside on aging in uniform. New York skyline history is recounted from World Trade Center to Woolworth Building noting views from Empire State’s 102nd floor.
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Japan courted by three superpowers amid Nixon visit
Japan gains new friends as Nixon's Peking visit signals a shift in Asia. Tokyo's booming economy elevates it to a de facto regional superpower, drawing overtures from the United States, Russia, and China despite its comparatively modest armed forces.
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Fauntroy Eyes Bloc Tactics In Washington DC Primary
Washington DC nonvoting delegate Waller Fauntroy campaigns as a favorite son in the May district primary and seeks to leverage 15 convention votes into a bloc of about 400 delegates. He aims to bargain with major candidates, align with black, women’s liberation, and youth groups, and push his reform agenda to affect the Democratic National Convention. Fauntroy’s strategy relies on independent delegates and a plan rather than personal rhetoric. He notes DC’s 15 votes may influence the nomination process if coordinated with other independents.
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Reply to a liberal critique of Clockwork Orange
Stanley Kubrick defends A Clockwork Orange against Fred M Hechinger a New York Times editor and liberal critic arguing Hechinger distorts the film's thesis and cautions against fascist readings Kubrick maintains the work condemns psychedelic control and urges readers to reevaluate optimism about human nature citing Ardrey Rousseau and others while defending his darker view of humanity and artistic intent.
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