Park Chung Hee Inaugurated For Fourth Term In Korea
Editorial notes Park Chung Hee's move to a fourth term in South Korea through a strengthened rule by decree. It outlines martial law, press censorship, university shutdowns, and arrests, with constitutional changes allowing extended tenure and party setbacks in last year’s elections.
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Park Chung Hee
South Korea
Park
United States
Yong Shik Kim
Washington, D. C
Ark
Democratic Republic Party
National Assembly
State Department
Washington
Seoul
U.S
Korea
Life magazine to end with 1972 picture issue
Life magazine, in its 36 year run, faces closure with a final double issue dated December 29 1972. The title lists editors and contributors, noting its ambition in photojournalism and its battles with changing media landscapes.
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Life Magazine
Charles de Aulle
Harry S Truman
Douglas MacArthur
the Duke of Windsor
Winston Churchill
Ernest Hemingway
Graham Greene
Norman Mailer
Life
Viet Nam
Use
Look
Saturday Evening Post
Collier’s
Journalistic giants face ad declines and postal hikes
Life magazine and Look faced sharp ad revenue drops from 1966 to 1972 with postal rate hikes looming. Shana Alexander blames management failures for Life’s demise, arguing expenses and shifts in public life were not the sole cause.
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Life
Look’s
Shana Alexander
Newsweek
The Gift of Immortality Through Organ Donation
A seasonal appeal reframes Christmas love as a call to future generations through organ donation. The piece urges readers to write to the National Association of Patients on Hemodialysis and Transplantation for a uniform donor card, promising immortal value as organs save lives after death.
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National Association of
Northern
Blvd
Great Neck
N. Y
Wealth of nations under productivity pressure in Nixon era
The piece argues productivity growth shapes American living standards and laments U.S. lag behind Japan and others. It critiques union influence, warns of political choices between labor politics and economic sense, and urges focus on productivity to boost national wealth.
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Jackson
Moscow
Congress
Soviet Union
Senate Interior Committee
Senate National Fuels and Energy Policy Study
Pittsburgh
U.S
Peter G. Peterson
Peterson
United States
Free World
Japan
Mr. Dent
Peter Brennan
Nixon
Brennan
Afl-Cio
Aflcio
Great Britain
Britain
West Germany
Labor Department
Commerce Department
Veteran journalist recalls El Paso era and press ethics
The author reflects on his years with the El Paso Herald, the rough frontier atmosphere, and a shift from idealism to pragmatic journalism. He questions the modern defense of press rights, contrasts student and veteran ethics, and critiques the Popkin case and the Pentagon Papers narrative while defending practical source protection.
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el Paso
Rio Grande
Jack Johnson
Sam Langford
Jeff Smith
Robbie Waugh
Tiger Flowers
Gorilla Jones
The
el Paso Herald
Grand Jury
Supreme Court
Harvard
New York Times
Popkin
S. L. Popkin
Pentagon
L. B. Johnson
Times
Federal pay squeeze strains Nixon reform push
President Nixon’s plan to reorganize government hinges on top career officials while they face pay freezes and compressed raises. Executives tied to a 36 000 dollar ceiling see widened gaps as rank and file gains outpace them, jeopardizing morale and reform momentum.ahusay
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Pentagon
Congress
Family longs for a new word gift this Christmas
A family in a humorous holiday piece debates replacing their daughter s one word vocabulary with a “gross” of alternatives. They mock up a box of words including uncouth active unsightly and flagrant as the daughter s new lexicon.
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Grace
Field Enterprises
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Scoop) Jackson
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