America's two party system faces crisis and possible collapse
Washington reports that political insiders warn America's two party system is sick and likely dying amid internal crises, weak party structures, and voter disaffection. Independents grow, splinter movements emerge, and fear of coalition governance spreads as Republicans and Democrats fail to offer distinct paths or solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
United States
Gallup
Leonard W. Hall
Republican Party
National Committee
Eisenhower
George Wallace
Cleveland to lead nationwide heroin crackdown in Ohio
Cleveland, Cincinnati, and Columbus are among 33 U S. cities targeted by the Justice Department to pursue street heroin pushers. Special teams led by a senior prosecutor will begin immediately with operation details to be announced at a news conference. Federal, state, and local agencies will contribute personnel as part of the Organized Crime Control Act effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence O'Brien
Robert Dole
Kansas
Cleveland
Ohio
Justice Department
Washington
Cincinnati
Columbus
Miles J. Ambrose
Onc
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Customs Bureau
Internal Revenue Service
Ambrose
Nixon
New York City
John F. Kennedy
New York
Office of Drug Abuse Law Enforcement
Whitelaw
British rule stirs faint peace hope in N Ireland
Belfast reports faint hopes for peace as key Roman Catholics accept British reforms and IRA ceasefire pressure grows. Dublin and Belfast IRA leaders refuse pleas, fighting to unite Ireland. Whitelaw arrives, pledges cooperation and gradual end to internment, while violence continues with casualties in Belfast and Londonderry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Ireland
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Dublin
IRA
William Whitelaw
Britain
Whitelaw
Democratic and
Labor
Mink Oppo
Sition Group
Londonderry
Antrim Road
Paddy Kennedy
Kennedy
Na Honalistie
Provisionals
Wellington marchers welcome with balloons for anti busing cause
Irene McCabe and four other women arrived from Norwalk to support a constitutional amendment against school busing. About 70 locals welcomed them as they released helium balloons carrying invitations, part of a 100 mile walk ending in Washington. The group gathered 20 000 signatures on busing petitions and planned a rally in Akron before continuing eastward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Irene McCabes
Norwalk
Actos Group
NAG
Washington, D.C
McCabe
Wotlington
Akron
Dayton
Otte
Washington
Pontiac
Mich
Miam
Michigan
Madiet Creek
Medina County
Inside story features Columbia basketball team photos
A full page of color pictures highlights Columbia University's basketball team with accompanying captions. Separate items note a happy children's art class at Oberlin College gym each Saturday under the Allen Memorial Art Museum Friends sponsorship. Alec and Marianne Mastics of Bay Village are featured in a nautical tune story on page D-1.
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Columbia
Oberlin College
Friends of the Allen Memorial Art Museum
Alec
Marianne
Bay Village
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John S. Lang
Rockwell
Richard M. Nixon
Norman Rockwell
National Portrait Gallery
Stockbridge
Mass
U.S
N. Viets
Paris
Atlanta
Chicago
Denver
Houston
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Kansas City
Austin
Lake Erie
N.Y
Albany
APE
State Board of Regents
Ewald
Nyquist
Regents
Stite
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Thas
Floyd E. Eaton
Rt. New London
Dave Jones
Hobbs
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