Governor Romney on limits of state power in national role
Michigan Governor George Romney cautions that state governments cannot serve as police forces nationwide nor as omnipotent agencies for national development judgment and retribution, urging restrained federalism.
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George Romney
Political controversy hits Natural Resources department
West Virginia political fallout centers ona front page Daily Mail contract copy alleged to involve Matt Reese and NR director Robert McDonough. Gov. Hulett Smith orders state police probe into theft of public documents, while critics warn not to turn inquiry into a purge.
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Natural Resources
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Ritchie County
North Bend State Park
Democratic Party
Washington Notebook y uence Despite Electronic Aids
Washington Notebook discusses speech delivery glitches from dead mics to reading lapses, while noting California Democrats Brown and Unruh patching up differences amid Reagan challenge. It also reports Michigan Democrat Zoltan Ferency gaining visibility as Romney seeks re election.
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Pat) Brown
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Unruh
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Second Anniversary of Tonkin Gulf Bombing
Two years after the Tonkin Gulf incident US planes bombed 100 miles of North Vietnamese coastline in retaliation for alleged PT boat attacks. The Tonkin Gulf resolution, congressional support for actions, and casualty figures are reviewed with questions about accuracy and scope. Senior officials and lawmakers express uncertainty and critique of official tallies.
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C. Turner Joy
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Bug Dust A Glance At An Irish Newspaper
A Denver reader reviews an old Irish Times from May 12. The piece contrasts U.S. Vietnam headlines with Irish front-page stories, notes layout differences, ads, and Irish societal notes such as births and deaths. It highlights limited U.S. coverage, sports focus on horse racing and soccer, and modest Irish advertising.
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Henry Cooper
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Harold
Dublin
Page
Irish Times
Irish Permanent Building Society
Pigotts House of Music
Barcelona
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Ireland
Northern Ireland
Herbert Mackey
India
De Gaulle May Be Invited To Peking Visit
Diplomatic sources in Hong Kong suggest Chinese authorities may invite President Charles de Gaulle of France to visit Peking when he travels to Southeast Asia later this year. Rumors in Paris link a Ho Chi Minh meeting, but French sources say a Ho visit is unlikely to avoid compromising De Gaulle’s peace-making options in Viet Nam.
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Peking
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de Gaulle
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Viet Nam
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Ecuador
Supreme Electoral Tribunal
Quito
Congress
Distilleries To Exploit Mixed Drink Breakthrough
UPI reports Edgar M. Bronfman of Seagram says distilleries can bottle mixed drinks now that lime lemon and orange juice stay fresh. He notes 165 brands and compares divisions to GM brands. Seagram aims at foreign markets with plants in Scotland and expansion to Brazil and Mexico.
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UPI
New York
Edgar M. Bronfman
Joseph E. Seagram & Sons, Inc
Bronfman
Brazil
Mexico
Scotland
The Mission Hauntingly Recounts Evian Refugee Dilemma
Hans Habe's The Mission is a haunting historical novel reviewed by Shirley Ruth Klein. It centers on a Vienna physician posing as a Jewish envoy at Evian in 1938, exposing diplomatic apathy as 40 000 Jews face Nazi terror and a profit driven rescue effort.
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Shirley Ruth Klein
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Third Reich
von Brenda
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Moses
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