Word: constitutionalized
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The Cambridge City Council has petitioned Congress for an amendment to the U.S. Constitution to allow spokes prayers in the public schools. Rep. Thomas P. O'Neill (D-Cambridge) acknowledged in a letter read to the Council yesterday that he had entered the petition into the Congressional Record.
The Front will nominate candidates for the National Assembly and President, present them to voters in single-list, yes-no "elections." Installing Ben Bella's brand of "socialism," the constitution calls for "creation of a national economy directed by the workers." It guarantees freedom of speech, press and assembly...
Fortnight ago, the government submitted the constitution to a national referendum, announced a landslide (98%) majority for approval. But in the Kabylia mountains east of Algiers, fiercely independent Berbers staged a surprisingly effective boycott. Disappointed because Ben Bella has done little for their war-shattered region, and egged on by...
Educated by Protestant missionaries and still a nonsmoking teetotaler, Awolowo worked his way to a London University law degree, served five years as the solid, efficient Prime Minister of his native Western Region and headed Nigeria's opposition party, the Action Group. Before independence in 1960, he was influential...
Jaded by Tom Swifties and elephant jokes, two reporters from the Detroit Free Press began improvising on an ancient and familiar journalistic theme. "How do you do," said one, "I'm Brown, from the Sun." Replied his colleague: "I'm Trotter, from the Globe." By last week newspapers...