Should the U S help rebuild Indochina postwar
Congressional Quarterly surveys the debate on U S reconstruction aid for Indochina including North and South Vietnam Laos and Cambodia. It cites Johnson and Nixon proposals plus arguments for and against aid, moral obligations, and concerns about domestic spending.
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Congressional Quarterly
United States
Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Lyndon Johnson
Indochina
Nixon
North Vietnam
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
North
South Vietnam
George Aiken
R-Vt
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
The
Wall Street Journal
Hanoi
Senate
Hugh Scott
Debating Indochina Aid After War Reconstruction
congressional leaders criticize postwar reconstruction funds for North Vietnam and Indochina. Roy L. Ash says aid would draw from domestic and existing foreign aid, with critics calling it a bitter pill and potentially a loss of domestic programs. Goldwater and Mills argue against funding while the Nixon plan mentions a joint economic commission.
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U.S
Southeast Asia
Roy L. Ash
North Vietnam
Russia
China
Indochina
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means
United States
Congress
Barry M. Goldwater
U.S. News & World Report
Nixon
Joint Economic Commission
H. R. Gross
Rrowa
Gross
Editorials Our opinions Walker Scariano should get together
Governor Walker orders a temporary freeze on county real estate tax multipliers to avert local backlash. The piece argues reforms belong in the legislature and criticizes current control by the governor and ILGA, urging independence for fair assessments and suggesting a new auditor general backed agency.
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Daniel Walker
Ilinois Counties
Illinois Department of Local Government Affairs
ILGA
Walker
Anthony Scariano
Richard B. Ogilvie
Scariano
Cook County
Senate
Illinois Racing Board
General Assembly
Department of Local Government Affairs
Cook
Ogilvie
Mr. Scariano
Gov. Walker
Old relationships dying world money conferences
Former Japanese Premier Sato urged closer U S Europe and Japan consultation on economic monetary political and security problems. Hashimoto criticized exclusion from Vietnam talks and the Trilateral Commission proposed by US Japan Europe seeks joint action on global issues and private funding plans target October launch.
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James Reston
New York Times
Washington
Sato
Japan
United States
Europe
North America
China
Kakuei Tanaka
Tomisaburo Hashimoto
Liberal-Democratic Party
Tanaka
Nixon
Tokyo
Vietnam
Hashimoto
Trilateral Commission
Canada
Gerard C. Smith
U.S
Asian Development Bank
Manila
Max Konstamme
Netherlands
Jean
Smith
Congress
United Nations
Proposals Grow Local Filing for Campaign Finance
Speaker Blair and Rep. Collins push a bill to require state candidates to disclose campaign funds. Amendments drop floor limits and favor local filing with county clerks to aid voters, reporters, and timely public access.
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House
W. Robert Blair
Philip W. Collins
Chicago
House Elections Committee
Rep
Collins
Congress
Washington
Supreme Court acts after abortion ruling in Illinois cases
The Supreme Court moved to halt attempts to delay conforming state abortion laws and ordered lower courts in Illinois and eight other states to issue rulings aligning with the high court. It refused to reconsider the ruling and prepared to decide if a minor may obtain an abortion without parental consent, while stressing nonmandate of abortion and urging careful, sensitive implementation.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Illinois
High Court
Texas
Georgia
Virginia
Explanations of Irrational Belief Trends in Washingtonian
John Lansing notes rising interest in astrology witchcraft and psychic phenomena as rationality wanes. Parapsychology gains credibility with the AAAS while self styled psychics offer guidance advising cautious engagement and avoiding major life decisions based on readings.
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John Lansing
Washingtonian
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Editor notes missing writer address for letters
The Southern Illinoisan reminds readers that letters to the editor must include the writer’s full address for verification. Signed letters without a complete address may not be published.
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Southern Illinoisan
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