TV Power and Responsibility in a Changing Media World
An analysis arguing TV's growing power requires restraint and self discipline. The piece warns against fire like influence over licensing and public discourse, noting veteran newspaper talent, dangers of sensationalism, and the need to keep readers and depth of reporting in balance.
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Cronkite
Howard K. Smith
Brinkley
UPI
Howard Smith
Smith
Germany
Berlin
U.P
Informmati
Nixon and Ashbrook clash over right and left arms
A Washington column argues President Nixon shows a conservative right wing while his left moves on liberal ideas including a child development bill labeled as too costly and impractical. It contrasts Nixon with Rep. John Ashbrook and notes party tensions over defense, UN China seat, and tax or budget positions.
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Washington, D.C
Nixon
John M. Ashbrook
Ohio
John Ashbrook
American Conservative Union
Ashbrook
New York State
Senate
James Buckley
National Review
Mr. Nixon
Hte
China
Goldwater
Tower
Reay
GOP
Pete McChiskey
Brook
San Clemente
Prodigal Nation Weighs Waste and Recycling Trends
A reflective critique laments consumer excess and urban waste as cities push demolition and new materials. The author cites John Mulcahey as a master builder and warns that revived recycling and conservation are essential to avert energy and food shortages by century’s turn.
Rockford Police Drive Crime Drop and Pride in Public Safety
In Rockford Illinois crime fell 2.9 percent in 1970 and surged in early 1971 as burglaries declined from 711 to 458 robberies from 80 to 64 and rapes from 40. Police Chief Delbert Peterson credits four factors a larger force better training community support and quicker courts with a city hall and media backing and a new city county public safety building funded in part by federal aid. Local pride and civil authority coordination are highlighted as key.
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Rockford
Delbert Peterson
Iinois Law Enforcement Commission
Illinois
Peterson
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Washington
Kegely
Nixon era economic overhaul and tax reform debate
Richard Nixon faces a growing economic rift from devaluation and controls as industrial leaders seek revitalization. Discussions target tax overhaul, research boosting, and value added tax ideas, with Connally steering messaging amid pressure to aid individuals. The push stresses U S competitiveness against Japan, West Germany, China, and the Soviet Union.
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Washington
D.C
NASA
Europe
Nixon
Congress
Treasury
John Connally
Jon
Connally
Act
Prt
Ings
England
AWS
Japan
West Germany
China
Soviet Union
America
Jixon
Mussolini’s downfall ends December 9 1995 final fate
A sweeping, condemnatory account traces Mussolini from dictatorship to death. It covers his rise from a poor craftsman in Predappio to Italy’s premier, his alliance with Hitler, failed campaigns in Africa, and eventual execution near Milan. It notes Goering’s and Hitler’s roles, the rescue at Gran Sasso, and his body’s display at Piazzale Loreto.
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Mussolini
Predappio
Italy
Hitler
Hotel del Gran Sasso
Olt Skerzeny
Duce
Fuehrer
Hiller
This Day in History: Select World Events Slotted
A compact digest lists notable dates: 1541 Japanese bombing of Manila, 1945 Allied trusteeship plan for Korea, 1963 surplus wheat sale to Russia, and 1386 Apollo 8 return from lunar orbit. Irrelevant quotes attributed to John Tyndall noted as stray text.
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Commerce Department
Russia
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