Editorial on press freedom versus fair trial rights
The Warren Commission critique and the Sheppard ruling sharpen debate over press reporting on crime. ANPA warns against curbs that would suppress the people's right to know while supporting voluntary cooperation among press, courts, and law enforcement to avoid external controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Commission
Supreme Court
Samuel H. Sheppard
American Bar Association
America Newspaper Publishers Association
ANPA
Marking Time Is Not Progress in Inflation Fight
The Sun Oil Company urges against policies that curb capital investment and production to curb inflation. It argues that rising productivity and innovation drive American well being, while limiting capacity to produce worsens inflation rather than solving it. The piece criticizes Congressional actions reducing the seven percent investment tax credit as stifling business expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Sun Oil Company
Don’t Believe It Advice From a Gas Station Start Man
A lap official from a major petroleum firm who began pumping gas urged a high school class to ignore conformity. He said rewards come to the imaginative and daring, not those who blend in with formula or machine led decisions. Individuals are judged as unique even within large corporations.
Successful Investing Advice for Hold or Switch Decisions
Roger E Spear weighs if holding Trans Texas Airways and Interstate Engineering suits growth amid rising earnings from Interstate Electronics and leveraged air transport. He notes airline leverage boosts profits but risks declines, favors strong management, and cites 1986 airline gains as bullish. He also endorses shifting from American Telephone to Bristol-Myers for growth while keeping Gen Telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maliarnings
Trans Texas Airways
Interstate Engineering
Bull
Asl
Trans - Texas Air Spear
Souths
Trans-Texas
Varr
Aig
Bristol
Roger Spear
Roger Vare
Box Tela
Grand Central Station
New York
N.Y
Mil
Fea, Corp
Mrs Kennedy and the Manchester Biography Fallout
Mrs Kennedy defends a veto on William Manchester first draft as she fights for private emotions tied to JFK’s assassination. The piece argues her stance reflects guarding intimate grief, amid public demand for historiography and the author’s sympathetic bias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Kennedy
Eisenhower
Johnson
Arthur Schlesinger
Kennedy
Bay of Pigs
Colette
Library of Congress
Grundy
The Great Arthritis Hoax And Medical Racket
A critique by Dr. Brady branded arthritis as a misused term, arguing chronic joint disability is degeneration not mere inflammation. He warns readers about clinic marketers and “arthritis” promoters, offering his primer Chronic Joint Disability and inviting stamped self addressed envelopes for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y. Sunday Times
Merchants of Medicine
Racketom
Pare
O. IC
Oster
Dr. Brady
Willam Brady
Camino
Beverly Hills
California
Test for Employer and Employee in Work Stress
Lois, a 24 year old secretary, complains of a tyrannical boss and seeks help through a psychology booklet offered by Northwestern University staff. The piece describes a test that rates bosses on 50 faults and merits, urging readers to request the booklet to evaluate and improve employer employee relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois W
Unba
Crane
Lois
Northwestern University
East
Taany
Folklore by William Wade A collection of daily humor notes
Folklore by William Wade compiles small humorous happenings from daily life. It features quips from neighbors and friends, such as a little girl announcing a new baby and a college student away over holidays. The piece ends with a witty American saying about inspiration.
French Look At Abolishing Personal Income Tax
The French National Assembly study commission chair Louis Waldon argues abolition of the personal income tax is possible and desirable. He cites tax evasion, demoralization, and suggests reallocating revenue, possibly to pay debt with shale oil royalties, while noting international contrasts and British lack of capital gains tax. Galbraith backs balancing income tax with a sales tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Waldon
National Assembly
France
United States
M. Walden
Portugal
Soviet
Russia
Britain
America
John
Kenneth Galbraith
Escort ships progress to counter subs and carriers
The article notes 48 new ocean escort ships, begun with the Knox (DE-1052) launched Nov. 19 1968 at Todd Shipyards Seattle, designed for anti submarine warfare with advanced detection devices. It comments speeds and specs, citing NAVNEWS and a caution about naval modernization amid rapid times. It also includes a stark contrast with anti smoking messages from Navy personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Todd Ship Yards
Seattle
Naval
Knox
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Roger E. Spear
THE
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George B. Crittenberger
Provident
Harriet YW. Toner
Robert E. Jackson
Jane Toner
Scott Charles W Laughlin
Edwin A Bailey
Senatary
Taved
Dolly
Mondor
Astage
Indiana
Associated Press
Tha Rayachdad Prats
Apapere Fspatcher
Lyndon
John Kennedy
William Manchester
Theodore White
Walter Lard
Manchester
Lyndon Johnson
Washington Star Syndicate, Inc
Brady's Health Service
Ir. Willig
George W. Crane
Lois War
William Wade
Anderson
Wade
By Russell Kirk
James 8
Martin
Navnews
Abiong
Navy
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