Controversy Over Watergate Trials and Publicity
The piece argues that Spiro Agnew Archibald Cox and The London Times condemn pretrial publicity as threatening fair trials. It cites Sen. Sam Ervin defending airing truth on TV while questioning motive and urges proper private investigations and indictments rather than public spectacles.
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Spiro Agnew
Archibald Cox
The
London Times
Sen
Sam Ervin
Nixon
Richard Nixon
Costello family to undergo open heart surgery at Stanford
A Santa Rosa family faces four children needing open heart surgery funded by Kaiser Foundation and Teamster benefits. Blood donations poured in after local pleas, with 30 pints from naval units and 25 pints from the San Francisco area ensuring ample supply.
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Costello
Santa Rosa
Calif
Stanford Medical Center
California
Naval
San Francisco
Ruby Costello
Richard
Karen
Kevin
David
Kaiser Foundation
Teamster Union
David Costello
New Hope for Freedom on Free Press and Broadcasters
A May 29 Supreme Court opinion affirms broadcasters may refuse to sell time for impactful ideas, preserving editorial independence and resisting government coercion. Majority supports free, robust debate on public affairs while dissenters warn against excessive caution. The ruling hinges on freedom from compelled airtime and the fairness doctrine as adequate safeguard.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Pentagon Papers
Branzburg
Caldwell
Burger
Stewart
White
Blackmun
Powell
Douglas
Brennan
Marshall
Federal Communications Commission
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Party
Vietnam
FCC
The Shepherd Promises Based on God’s Promises
A devotional verse by Julien C ryer reflecting on Matthew 6 33 and 6 34. It urges faith over fear and trusting God with worries. The piece emphasizes prayer, hope, and divine care for tomorrow.
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Thomases
Julien Cryer
Switcheroos in Cold War alliances threaten NATO CENTO ties
Congress and press scrutinize four disclosures showing rapid shifts in U.S. strategic posture. Rep. Floyd Spence warns of unilateral disarmament moves. Secretary Rogers signals possible armistice with Iran altering CENTO. Nixon's Iceland trip dampens Year of Europe optics. John Newhouse notes SALT talks hint at Russo-American alignment against NATO allies.
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Washington, D.C
Congress
Press
Floyd Spence
South Carolina
Armed Services Subcommittee of Research and Development
House
Soviet Union
Spence
United States
U. S
Rogers
Tehran
Iran
Cento Alliance
Middle
Near East
Ussr
Nixon
Iceland
Pompidou
Europe
Copenhagen
NATO
Soviet
Russia
John Newhouse
Vienna
CENTO
France
Moscow
Hustons Sound Theory of 1970 Intelligence Plan
Hanover New Hampshire and San Jose California excerpts defend the Huston plan as sound and professional. The writer rebuts Senator Ervin, notes surveil targets like Weather underground the Black Panthers and SDS, and contends Nixon should have acted despite Hoover opposition. The piece argues for campus intelligence growth and warns of consequences if Cambodia and Indochina policy falter.
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N.H
White House
Tom Huston
Ervins
Huston
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Robert Perchard
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