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Paid articleThe Nation's Pulse / Undue Process (November 1978)
"The Nation's Pulse / Undue Process" are not to be confused with the Sons of the American Revolution, the Daughters of the American Revolution, the Society of Colonial Tavernkeepers, or the IOOF. The Sons, whose 500...
Paid articleThe Nation's Pulse / Bakke: America's Oldest Medical Student (August 1978)
"The Nation's Pulse / Bakke: America's Oldest Medical Student" the crowd (estimated at 600) in 'Happy Birthday, HEW, Happy Birthday To You.' " Congressmen and Senators responsible for funding HEW came down from the Hill and joined in the fun and games. Rep....
Paid articleThe Nation's Pulse / Our President in the Pits (May 1978)
"The Nation's Pulse / Our President in the Pits" by Peter J. Rusthoven After some three and a half months, the nation's coal miners—or rather, the 160,000 or so miners who claim membership in John L. Lewis' legacy to the...
Paid articleThe Nation's Pulse / Towards a Middle East Peace? (March 1978)
"The Nation's Pulse / Towards a Middle East Peace?" by Peter J Rusthoven The recent visit to Israel by Egyptian President Anwar Sadat, and the ensuing diplomatic and military discussions between...
Paid articleThe Nation's Pulse / Blood and Gore: TV and the Law (January 1978)
"The Nation's Pulse / Blood and Gore: TV and the Law" - shift in the balance of power at the agency and appellate-court levels. The Agency for Consumer Advocacy, by impressing a new and proper standard on the work of the regulatory agencies, could...
Paid articleThe Nation's Pulse / Le Rai Est Mort (November 1977)
"The Nation's Pulse / Le Rai Est Mort" saying he lost $30,000 cash in a poker game. But he can't remember who with. Meanwhile he just keeps on spending more and more money. This is too much, so he is taken before the magistrate again,...
Paid articleNation's Pulse / Dick Lugar, Jim Thompson, and Republican Futures (January 1977)
require racial discrimination to compel integration while claiming to eliminate all discrimination, and--at least in the Court's own mind--has obviated any need to reconcile such a requirement...
Paid articleThe Nation's Pulse (December 1976)
THE NATION'S PULSE by PeterJ. Rusttboven A Plague of Litigation Criticism of the courts, while hardly standard or daily fare, is far from uncommon in our avenues of public discourse. The...
Paid articleThe Nation's Pulse (November 1976)
critic of detente and is seeking to make capital of his rifts with the odious Mr. Nixon, but does not seem to have made significant headway against Byrd's coalition of conservative Democrats...
Paid articleThe Nation's Pulse (August 1976)
The Nation's Pulse Peter J. Rusthoven In the last thirty years, no single problem has proved more vexing and intractable to the United States Supreme Court than the general issue of discrimination...
Paid articleThe Nation's Pulse (June 1976)
by Peter J. Rusthoven The Nation's Pulse America's Bicentennial is very much in the news these days. It is difficult to pick up a newspaper or magazine that does not contain an article or...
Paid articleThe Nation's Pulse (May 1976)
by Peter J. Rusthoven The Nation's Pulse While it is not uncommon today for newsmen to figure in the headlines themselves, the achievements of CBS correspondent Daniel Schorr in this regard...
Paid articleThe Nation's Pulse (April 1976)
by Peter J. Rusthoven The Nation's Pulse This spring marks, for me, the last semester in a process of formal education that began nineteen years ago in Indianapolis, Indiana. The last seven of...
Paid articleThe Nation's Pulse (March 1976)
The Nation's Pulse by Peter J. Rusthoven Angola: Applying the "Lessons" of Vietnam In the 402 years since Portugal first colonized it, the African nation of Angola has seldom, until recently,...
Paid articleThe Nation's Pulse (February 1976)
The Nation's Pulse by Peter J. Rusthoven Moynihan: Fighting the Nonsense at the UN "Every day at the UN, on every side, we are assailed because we are a democracy. In the UN today there are...
Paid articleThe Nation's Pulse (January 1976)
by Peter J. Rusthoven The Nation's Pulse Justice William Orville Douglas, appointed to the Supreme Court by Franklin Roosevelt in 1939, served thirty-six-andone-half years on the nation's...
Paid articleThe Nation's Pulse (December 1975)
The Nation's Pulse by Peter J. Rusthoven Like the vast majority of journalistic observers of the American scene, both The Alternative and this columnist devote but fleeting attention to the...
Paid articleThe Nation's Pulse (November 1975)
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Paid articleThe Nation's Pulse (October 1975)
by Peter J. Rusthoven The Nation's Pulse A few weeks ago, America's Gerald Ford, the Soviet Union's Leonid Brezhnev, and the presidents, prime ministers, premiers, and/or party leaders of some...
Paid articleThe Nation's Pulse (June 1975)
by Peter J. Rusthoven The Nation's Pulse April 25th of this year marked the thirtieth anniversary of the historic meeting in San Francisco that established the United Nations. Heeding the call...
Paid articlePeace Is Not at Hand (May 1975)
"Peace Is Not at Hand" In the past several weeks, the war in Vietnam has surfaced, once again, as a major item on the evening news. In a sense, this is quite surprising, for if there is one topic which both the media and...
Paid articleThe Nation's Pulse (May 1975)
"The Nation's Pulse" On December 22 of last year, the New York Times published a long front-page article, under the byline of Seymour Hersh, about unauthorized covert activities aHegedly carried on by the Central...
Paid articleThe Public Policy (April 1975)
"The Public Policy" Last year, this column examined the merits of forced busing to achieve racial balance in the public schools ("The Child as Guinea Pig," The Alternative, December 1973). The major themes of that...
Paid articleThe Public Policy (February 1975)
"The Public Policy" Last November, the Antitrust Division of the United States Department of Justice filed suit in federal court to break up the American Telephone and Telegraph Company. The government is charging that...
Paid articleThe Public Policy (January 1975)
"The Public Policy" Racing With the Left to Armageddon WHEN BARRY GOLDWATER ran against Lyndon Johnson for the Presidency in 1964, the Democrats decided to capitalize on the Republican nominee's opposition to the...
Paid articleThe Public Policy (December 1974)
"The Public Policy" conspiracy after another, and by utilizing secrecy, secrecy, secrecy, in every story." The most recent effort to bring the Bilderberger conspiracy to light came during the Rockefeller confirmation...
Paid articleThe Public Policy (November 1974)
"The Public Policy" RECENTLY ATTORNEY GENERAL William Saxbe grabbed about forty-five seconds of network news time by making some semi-apocalyptic noises about the nation's crime rate. According to our chief law...
Paid articleThe Public Policy (October 1974)
"The Public Policy" commuters away from the suburban train stops. Without the car the millions who now live in suburb and exurb would be piled in on top of the urban tens of millions. We would have to build skyscraper...
Paid articleThe Public Policy (June 1974)
the significance of its effect upon our constitutional system or the functioning of our government (Staff Report, p. 27, emphasis supplied). But in a government with a complicated...
Paid articleThe Public Policy (May 1974)
to remember that those standards still do operate. it's very fashionable just now to feel superior to those floundering little wretches we see scurrying around Washington. And it's heady...
Paid articleThe Public Policy (April 1974)
The Public Policy - Analyzing the A few years ago the American Broadcasting Company presented a special program entitled Judgment: The Trial of Julius and Ethel...
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