Disclosure Of Pentagon Papers Sparks Global Press Laws
In Europe and Asia press freedom clashes with state secrecy. Editors face jail or fines for publishing confidential documents, while Germany Japan France Britain and Italy show varied penalties and enforcement. The United States debates espionage act triggers as Spiegel case echoes abroad.
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