How Much More Watergate Editorial Sparks Media Debate
A newspaper editorial condemns sensational Watergate coverage by Time, Jack Anderson, and major outlets. It argues grand jury transcripts and sources were misused, urges reporting only confirmed facts, and calls for courts not press to decide guilt or innocence. The piece also frames broader political crises and media accountability.
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Time Magazine
Jack Anderson
New York Times
The
Washington Post
Anderson
Grand Jury
Justice Department
Mississippi
Wounded Knee
Pa Ama Canal Zone
Southeast Asia
Indochina
Paris
Nixon
Vietnam
Supermarket Tax Sorting Dilemma Prompted by State Rules
Beginning Tuesday shoppers face a tax decision at checkout as clerks determine which items are taxable. Officials urge customers to separate items before reaching the stand. Some suggest marking a shelf with all taxable goods to speed up checkout and improve convenience.
Paris analyst fears 1973 monetary crisis without Nixon Pompidou talks
Alice Widener reports that Franco-American relations are strained amid fears of a chaotic monetary crisis and weak Western cooperation. European leaders doubt a comprehensive monetary reform or major trade deals before the Nixon Round, while Britain Italy tensions and potential unrest in Italy spark alarm for the Common Market's future.
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Paris
France
Atlantic Alliance
Nixon
Pompidou
Parsian ‘Commercial
Brussels
Britain
Italy
United States
EEC
Patronat
U.S.A
Western
Europe
Taft portrait endures in light of Nixon era policy
In a 1973 appraisal, Robert Taft's isolationist stance is seen as a precursor to Nixon era realism. Patterson's biography frames Taft as a disciplined skeptic of endless foreign wars, urging restraint in military commitments and a focus on domestic needs.
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Robert Taft
U. S. Senate
Vietnam
Kennedy
Johnson
James Z. Patterson
Robert A. Taft
Houghton Mifflin
Truman
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Taft
Library of Congress
Mr. Patterson
Bob Taft
Patterson
Herblock
Uncle Sam
Prof. Patterson
America
Sen
William Fulbright
Fulbright
Tonkin Gulf
Senate
Benjamin Franklin
Fleet
Laos
Energy Crisis Seen Through Nixon Formula Says Critics
Holmes Alexander discusses President Nixon's energy message and critics like Senator Jackson and Senator Randolph. He argues the plan favors foreign oil, imposes costs on consumers, and ignores coal and nuclear balance, warning against environmental obstructions by oil interests.
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Washington, D.C
Iree
United Mine Workers
Mideast
Alexander
Nixon
White House
Indochina
Jackson
Capitol Hill
Jennings Randolph
Moss
Randolph
Robert Byrd
Senate
West Virginia
Arnold Miller
UMW
West
Arabia
USA
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
New Breeding Tech May Multiply World Meat Supply
Paul Harvey reports on artificial insemination and bovine ova transfer as a breakthrough that could vastly boost meat and milk output. The piece notes potential for hundreds of offspring per cow, the spread of superior genetics, and long term implications for global food security.
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Minnesnn
United States
Ite
U.S
International Cryo-Biological Services of
St. Paul, Minn
Nile Valley
Minneapolis
Gen. Fea. Corp
Where To Write Your Legislators
Listings of Washington lawmakers addresses for Senate and House offices in Washington D C including Senators Birch Bayh and R V Hartke and Representatives David Dennis Elwood Hillis with room numbers and building names. The text also contains a constitutional pledge noting the United States aims to form a more perfect union establish justice and secure liberty for future generations.
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Taft
Truma
Korea
Manchuria
United States
Free World
America
Asia
Senate
R. Vance Hartke
Washington, D.C
Birch E. Bayh Jr
David W. Dennis
Longworth
Frem Raettar
Elwood H. Hillis
Soria
The Red China Lobby and the State Department Debates
A critical look at postwar U S policy toward China cites John Stewart Service and others labeled as part of the Red China Lobby. The piece argues the figures influenced American China policy and that their views aided Mao and Taiwan policy.
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Washington Post
U. S. State Department
John Stewart
American Foreign Service Assn
Post
Foreign Service
Acadmic
Mai
United States
Mao
John Stewart Service
Haseen
Mr. Service
Washington
China
AIM
State Department
Philip Jaffe
Amerasia
Institute of Pacific Relations
Senate Judiciary Committee
U. S. Senate
IPR
Owen Lattimore
Robert A Hunter
Forrest Davis
Owen Latrimore
John Carter Vincent
U.S. State Department
U. S. China
Department
Taiwan
U.S
Herbert Hoover
Robert A. Taft
Dean Acheson
Korea
U. S
Pacific
Stalin
Russia
U. 8
Srvie
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Alice Widener
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
Indiana
Lmbirder
Prsident
Harriet W. Toner
Am & Sackson
Eat Nd Manager
Jane Toner Scom
Charles W Laugh
Tresworer
Dolly
Andersen
Rvrel Revies
Indiane
Cras Sarvien
Edvence
Wall Eviside
Teed
Associated Press
Ose
By Russell Kirk
William S White
James McClellan
Mats
Chester Bowles
Henry Cabot Lodge
Martha
Willam Howard Taft
Herb-rock
Dinosaur Party
South Vietnam
Holmes Alexander
Becaaon 5
Paul Harvey News
Harvey
Missouri
Wasmington
Anthony Harrigan
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