Initiatives on Secret Data After Pentagon Papers Ruling
Two federal moves aim to tighten security for classified material and create a public interest driven declassification process. Defense orders stricter handling with Rand, while State studies faster non sensitive release and protection of sensitive information. Rogers offers press consultation on publication effects as advisory.
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Fe Eral
Supreme Court
Ress
Melvin R. Laird
Rand Corporatio
Laird
Defense
Department
Department of State
William Rogers
Moving Ahead on Pollution Costs and Vehicle Emissions
The piece frames population growth and rising car use as a pollution challenge, pitting public willingness to pay higher prices against continued progress in vehicle emission controls. Dr. Lee DuBridge notes a shift from procedures to tangible progress, while an API official cites fewer smog days in Los Angeles and nationwide declines in automotive hydrocarbon emissions despite more vehicles on the road.
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Lee DuBridge
United States
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Los Angeles
API
U.S
Expose Our Allies Hidden War Atrocities Revealed
The piece accuses Allied forces of barbarous acts in the Vietnam conflict and Cambodian spillover. It highlights withheld Pentagon documents and perceived government secrecy. It notes Phnom Penh unrest, U.S. troop withdrawals, and Cambodian danger, mentioning Nixon and Soviet appeal.
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Pentagon
Main Street
Tne
Cambodia
Nixon
Phnom Penh
South Vietnmas
Sen
Witeo Ur
Where To Write Your Legislators AT WASHINGTON
A garbled list of names and offices for lawmakers in Washington appears unreadable. The fragment mentions A R Vance Hartke Birch Bayh Jr Elwood H Hills and room Numbers in the Old Senate Office Building with city Washington D C 20510 or 20810.
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Washington
Senate
A. R. Vance Hartke
Washington, D.C
Birch E. Bayh Jr
D.C
Practical Patriotism Drives Historic Land Preservation
Kevin P. Phillips urges citizens to protect American history lands by visiting sites near Washington, reporting trash, pollution, or encroachment, and lobbying authorities for funding and land protection. The piece cites Shenandoah National Park, Gettysburg, Antietam, Fredericksburg, and the Appalachian Trail as at risk from development and improper management.
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Washington
Virginia
Snonandoah National Park
Blue Ridge Mountain
Shenandoah Valley
Gettysburg
Penn
Antietam
Maryland
National Park Service
Fredericksburg
National Miliary Park
Department of the Interior
King Features Syndicate
Changing what's wrong with the military in 1971
Washington Report military analyst AGE Metcalf argues Nixon era leadership failed to mobilize the public against perceived military decline. Col David Hackworth, Morris Janowitz, and others critique leadership, training, and the shift from heroism to management, urging renewed American valor and a bold response from senior officials.
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Washington, D.C
Washington
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Metcalf
White House
Hackworth
Morris
Janowitz
Westmoreland
Vietnam
Hbe
Concord
Gettysburg
Alamo
St. Lo
Heartbreak Ridge
Colonel Hackworth
Blue Ribbon Panel
Richard Nixon
Melvin Laird
McNaught Synacate, Inc
Dissent and Press Freedom in Times Case Highlighted by Blackmun
The text recalls Justice Blackmun criticizing the majority for denying lower courts a full review, arguing the Times and other papers hold grave responsibility to national interests. It contrasts views from the Department of Justice and the press, warning of dangers to security and diplomacy if press restraint is misused.
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New York Times
Sein Department
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Times
Poegag & Belen
Ial
Pat Atr Blackmun
Justice Department
Blackamn
Blackmun
United States of America
America
Sulzberger
Graham
Wilkey
District of Columbia
The Different Drummer Child In The Family
A reflective piece on the “different” child who rebels, experiments, and dreams beyond norms. It contrasts the exhausted caretaking of conventional parents with the child whose restless curiosity, inventive plays, and unique pace may lead to greatness or ordinary wonder, ending with a Thoreau quote about marching to a different drummer.
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Floyd
Winston Churchill
Michelangelo
Henry David Thoreau
Field Enterprises, Inc
Legal harassment of manufacturers grows amid product liability fears
A column warns that lawsuits extending criminality concepts to corporations and new class actions threaten manufacturers. It notes rising product liability suits drive insurance costs and can target equipment makers, advertisers, and publishers, risking consumer bias and hurting economic wellbeing.
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Poston
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Advoccie
Ralph Nader
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