Editorial clash over press access to inquest in Kopechne death
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court barred reporters and spectators from the Kopechne inquest on Oct. 30. The piece weighs press freedom against the right to a fair trial, citing Sheppard and Sirhan cases, and notes the need for courts and press to reconcile their duties while balancing public right to know.
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Kennedy
Massaachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
Mary Ja Kopechne
Massachusetts
John Lofton
Samuel Sheppard
U.S. Supreme Court
Sheppard
Sirhan B. Sirhan
Sen
Robert F. Kennedy
Tiobert A. Brown
Albuquerque
N. M
David E. West
Ifrenton
N.J
Timas
William L.) Calley
Charles Manson
Sharon Tate
Washington Post
Manson
Sen. Kennedy
Why the U S Led in Moon Work Over Russia
A brief item quotes U S scientists arguing Soviet space delays stem from a lack of private computer industry. They say Moscow dismissed computers as a capitalist ploy, stifling private initiative and invention. Consequently capitalistic enterprise supplies essential elements to American moon exploration.
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United States
Russia
U.S
Kremlin
Dustries
Soviet Union
Distilling Industry Stocks Rise Amid Whiskey Demand
The piece notes Hiram Walker benefits from a favorable shift to lighter whiskies and rising Scotch and Canadian sales. It cites a 7 percent annual sales rise in three years, 690 million dollars in sales for the year, and earnings per share of 2.73. It also warns a new light whisky after 1972 could affect Scotch and Canadian spirits.
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Hiram Walker
Hiram
Busines Week
Hirany Walker
Fendara
Jax
Columbia University
Sidney Robbing
Graduate School of Business
Lybrand
Ross Brothers & Montgomery
Ice9
Fea. Corp
Cheerful view of Vietnam war from a ranker's lens
A wartime columnist shares a furlough view from his half brother Sergeant John Kirk. He argues the war in Southeast Asia nears a turning point with Saigon holding territory and potential U S troop withdrawal while maintaining pressure on Hanoi. He cautions against panicked pullouts and cites improved South Vietnamese effectiveness.
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Vietnam
Fie
John
Germany
Asia
North Vietnam
Saigon
South Vietnam
Pinkville
Delta
Nixon
Robert Tait
Korea
Ameren
Hanoi
Paris
Tohn
George Rompey
John Kirk
Gen
Fea, Corp
Dr George Beto champions reform in Texas prisons
A 1963 profile portrays Dr George Beto as Texas prison chief who rebuilt inmate character through a pre release program, cutting recidivism, reducing daily cost from 5.50 to 2.57 dollars, and offering sports, newspapers, arts and crafts. He advocates doing necessary deeds despite reluctance and warns against letting criminals govern prisons.
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Christ
George Beto Bieves
Beto
Texas
Department of Corrections
Belo
Eal
Deta
Dr. Beta
Beta
Gen
Fea, Corp
Keasler Tales of Machines and Phone Recordings
John Keasler recounts interactions with automated phone systems in Cincinnati and elsewhere. He describes miscommunications with voice prompts and operators, humorous misfires, and the odd feel of talking to machines as he tries to arrange transport and resolve issues.
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Gothere
X Gar
Ming
Tofaite
Tia
Notting
Cincinnati
Margeny
Iy Bank
Lsted
Poodor
John
Koo - Keasler
Margey
Folklore humor and domestic anecdotes by William Werte
Folklore by William Werte presents a collection of humorous vignettes. The piece uses spoken quips about liberal hosts, cost calculations, a sabbath lawnmower request, and family exchanges, concluding with an American Saying on congressional stalling for cable government.
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Congress
Go Modern Resolve Dies in a Columnist's Reflections
Holmes Alexander recalls trying to go modern in 1970 by reading Eldridge Cleaver and John Updike. He critiques Cleaver’s racism and violence and Updike’s sexual openness, concluding the resolution failed as his views remain aligned with older traditions.
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Hashington
D.C
Ta Kal
Europe
Saville
Eldridge Cleaver
Dulor
John Updike
Cleaver
Lovelace
Bunyan
Oscar Wikis
Leigh Ham
California
Manjuana
Williant Arial Durant
Crits
Updike
Uttecky
BicNaught Syniicate, Inc
Unsure Text: British Army Tank and Greek Merchant Marine Figures
The fragment notes a portable aluminum tank praised for swamp maneuverability and 322 additional vessels in Greece's merchant marine, totaling 2.6 million gross tons. It also cites a 22 percent drop in business in Tailtvas in 1968 to 9 606, with unclear locale.
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Zee
Greece
Tailtvas i
United
Seton
Tawest
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Charles W. Lalshiin
VicePresidan
Secentary
Daly
Handay
Anderton
Indiane
Eurtiey Wemen
Tha Herald
Speciel Messenger
Dawler
Tacrast
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Associated Prose
Paul Harvey News
Jarvey
John Keasler
Keasler
William Werte
Wade
Tam
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