Truman Moves Toward Censorship and Secrecy
In a Washington Pilgrimage speech to churchmen, President Truman touts civil liberties while critics argue his administration tightens censorship across agencies. The piece cites secrecy labels, classifications, and allegations of suppressing dissent, with historical notes on past orders and reactions from independent observers.
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US Army Chief Due in Saigon Inspection Tour
Gen. J. Lawton Collins, Army chief of staff, is scheduled to arrive in Saigon next week for an inspection tour of the Indochina fighting front. He will fly from Paris with French Gen. Jean de Lattre de Tasigny after observing Atlantic Pact maneuvers in Germany.
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