Press freedom debates reach into Soviet liner era echoes
Editorial notes that despite doom forecasts, U S press remains active though pressured. IPI, based in Zurich, aims to defend journalism worldwide and plans a Jerusalem General Assembly. The piece surveys Russia’s maritime return with the Lermontov cruise ship to New York, noting détente signals, trade growth, and the 1966 Moscow to New York air link amid evolving U S Soviet exchanges.
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United States
ITT
Ress
Nixon
International Press Institute
IPI
Zurich
Switzerland
Jerusalem
Mary and
Elizabeth
U.S. News & World Report
Mikhail Lermontov
New York
Lermontov
East Germany
London
Europe
Nadezhda Krupskaya
Alexander Pushkin
Timofei Buzhenko
Soviet Union
Moscow
Bremerhaven
le Havre
Baltic Shipping Company
Leningrad
Montreal
Dollar trouble and a tremor in U S assets
Alice Widener reports on a skeptical view of U S economic policy. The piece cites Senator Russell Long's subcommittee and criticizes Secretary of the Treasury George P. Shultz. It recounts a foreign banker’s Washington visit and laments lack of listening to economic experts amid devaluations and gold price rise.
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New York City
Jonesboro
Arkansas
Watergate
Russel Long
Senate Subcommittee On International Finance & Reserves
Senate Finance Committee
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
U.S
George P. Shultz
Shultz
Western
Europe
Washington
State Department
International Economic Affairs Section
Our
Treasury
Coalition talk in heat creates unlikely Nixon shift
A columnist rejects a coalition government with liberal Democrats led by Muskie or Humphrey as unworkable and dangerous. The piece argues the 1972 vote margins and regional support for Nixon show a strong GOP base, making a partisan power-sharing deal unlikely and undesirable amid Watergate fallout.
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Washington
Kfs
Nixon
Ed Muskie
Hubert Humphrey
Yesteryear
Wisconsin
Henry Reuss
Agnew
Carl Albert
Richard Nixon
South
Senate
U.S
Lectorate
Executive Branch
McGovern
Muskie
Humphrey
King Features Syndicate
Nixon and the Welfare State Face Internal Party Clash
Holmes Alexander surveys Nixon era politics, noting dissident rightists like John Ashbrook and Pete McCloskey. He argues HEW expansion surpasses DoD in cost, driven by public relations and welfare messaging, while Nixon pursues limited welfare reforms and Office of Economic Opportunity liquidation amid broad skepticism of state aid.
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Washington, D.C
Richard Nixon
Rep
John Ashbrook
Pete McCloskey
Yesteryear
McCloskey
Ashbrook
American Conserva
Gop
Truman
General Eisenhower
Nixon
Department of Defense
ACU
Battleline
DOD
America
Bil Chappell
Bob Hiber
Office of Economic Opportunity
Great Society
Public schools as political power centers spark debate
Mor timer Smith argues that NEA and AFT foster power blocs in education leading to adversarial boards and potential union monopoly. He cites lobbying in Michigan and agency shop fears, warning indoctrination and political bias could steer curricula, urging caution and reform.
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NEA
AFT
American Federation of ‘Teachers
David Selden
United Autoany
Michigan
MEA
Lansing
Mortimer Smith
Mass mind and media hysteria in 1973 Watergate era
The piece blends Berry Alabama illness with mass hysteria theory and links to Watergate hearings. It cites Dr Inez Fowler and Dr Richard Levine, compares witch trials to modern mob psychology, and critiques soap operas shaping public perception. It notes NBC CBS ABC rotation for hearings and satire on TV coverage. It ends with satirical preamble about US government and media.
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State OF Nation
State OF Mine
New York
Berry
Ala
State of Alabama
Inez Fowler
Richard Levine
Dr. Fowler
Jer
Europe
Salem
Washington
Tees Tae
Vision Networks
NBC
CBS
ABC
Gee. Seeion
Sen
Sam Ervin
White House
Nixon
George McGovern
Cuba
Telehone
James McCord
Secret Police
Richard Nixon
John
Martha
Ivory Snow
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Short Thoughts on Arms Policy and Education Trends
The text voices a mix of opinions on U S arms policy toward Pakistan and India Pakistan tensions a critique of the judicial system a note on gross national product the shift of faculty roles in colleges and student activists a quip about energy policy and car design and a remark on Columbia University awarding Duke Ellington a Doctor of Music degree with a sense of global tradition.
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Columbia University
Duke Ellington
Where To Write Your Legislators
Instructional note listing contact rooms for Senator Hartke and Senator Bayh in Washington DC and Representative Dennis in Longworth Office. Includes room numbers and office addresses for sending correspondence.
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Senate
R. Vance Hartke
Jase Rich Bayh
Washington, D.C
House
David W. Dennis
Longworth
Rca Bleed Ead Woyante
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Anderson Newspapers, Inc
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Anderson
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Herald
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Nd Treaserer
Wei
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Potomac
Holmes Alexander
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HEW
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State of Welfare
Gilbert Steiner
Big Brother
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Council For Basic Education
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