Remembering Wayne Morse Tiger of the Senate and Courageous Senator
The editorial recalls Wayne Morse former Oregon senator who changed parties in 1952 and opposed the Tonkin Gulf Resolution. Known as the Tiger of the Senate he fought for public interest, filibustered once, and was praised as one of the era’s greatest minds. His death this week is noted with tribute.
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Wayne Morse
U.S. Senate
Richard Nixon
The
Senate
Oregon
Paul Douglas
Illinois
Morse
Tonkin Gulf
Vietnam
University of Oregon
Weighing a National Anthem Change in the Tone of Debate
A Wall Street Journal quote frames the national anthem as flawed both musically and originarily. Critics consider replacements such as America the Beautiful or This Land Is Your Land, but Congress faces entangled controversy and no clear solution. Jonathan Marshall, Progress editor, is a Senate candidate with editorials signed J.M.
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Wall Street Journal
Francis Scott Key
Anacreon
America the Beautiful
Woodie Guthrie
Land
Columbia
Gem of the Ocean
Congress
Jonathan Marshall
United States Senate
J.M
Herbicide 2 4 5 T face scrutiny over safety claims
EDF calls for ban on 2,4,5 T and TCDD amid links to birth defects and widespread spraying in national forests and crops. EPA resists, while Dow markets the product. Wisconsin forests face continued use despite safety concerns and public health worries.
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Environmental Defense Fund
EDF
Vietnam
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Dow Chemical Co
U.S
Forest Service
Wisconsin
Chequamegon
Nicolet
Bill Butler
Butler
Dow and Timber Company
CBS Watergate-like delay in Columbia Records payola probe
Washington columnist questions CBS News failure to air a year-long look at payola and drug allegations surrounding Columbia Records. He notes CBS executives cite complexity and legal issues while CBS News officials insist they will continue probing, though the investigative unit is reportedly paused.
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John D. Lofton JR
Washington
CBS Now
CBS
Columbia Records
CBS Evening News
CBS News
Richard Salant
New York Times
Clive Davis
A-La
Watergate
Nixon
Arthur Taylor
Columbia
Newark
N.J
Stanhope Gould
Salant
Walter Cronkité
Cronkite
New York
James’ Buckley
Drugola
Les Midgeley
Midgeley
Cronkite Evening News
Gould
Japan alliance with U S frays as LDP weakness grows
Commentary notes the Liberal Democratic Party's slipping support in Japan, reducing U S reliance on Tokyo’s long standing alliance. It cites election losses, reduced Diet majorities, and potential shifts toward neutralism or coalitions with opposing parties. The piece warns Washington to seek alternatives beyond the LDP.
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Robert Crabbe
Tokyo
UPI
Japan
America
Asia
U.S
Liberal-Democratic Party
Washington
LDP
Pentagon
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Yokosuka
Tokyo Bay
Nixon
Nobusuke Kishi
Eisaku Sato
Sam
United States
Komei
U.S. Japan
China
Henry Kissinger
Taiwan
Uncle Sam
Boston's Combat Zone plan marks shift from ban to zoning
The Tulsa World discusses Boston's move to confine so called sin by zoning a two block area, the Combat Zone, to house porno shops X rated films prostitutes and other moral concerns. The piece notes uncertainty about success and potential jurisdictional moves but calls it a sensible approach amid evolving standards of decency.
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Boston
Guardian of Civic Purity
U.S. Supreme Court
Tulsa World
Tulsa
Okla
Carrier and Motor Route ASC weekly and annual rates
The item lists carrier and motor route charges with a weekly ASC of 85.85 and a 3 month cost of 23.40 per year.
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