Editorial Warns Judges May Enforce Secret Trial Rules
The State Court of Appeal backs a judge who forbade disclosure and jailed a reporter for sources in the Manson case, alarming editors who warn this permits secret trials and undermines the public right to know. The piece argues for overturning the ruling and resisting restrictive gag rules.
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William Farr
Manson
Charles Older
Perry
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Farr
Times
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Three Judge Appeal Court
Legislative
Mary McGrory Letter on Cold Policy and Daisies
Dear Dr. Kissinger, a colleague shares the Nixon administration's stance in Washington Special Action Group talks on December 6, favoring coolness to Indians and limited high level engagement. The letter mixs satire and personal complaints about gardens, berths of power, and safety along a street near a foreign embassy.
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Washington Special Action Group
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Licensing Newsmen for Legislature Stirs Debate in Sacramento
A guest opinion mocks a proposed license for reporters covering the California Legislature, ridiculing Sen James Whetmore from La Habre and the idea of educational licensing. The column parodies a political aptitude test with multiple choice questions and injections of broad reforms, reflecting skepticism about credentialing the press.
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Sacramento
James Whetmore
la Habre
San Whetmore
California
Sen
Whelmore
State Department of ‘Education
State Department of Education
Whetmore
Whetmore School of Journaliem
Farmer Brown
Farrer Jones
Housing industry reshapes U.S. home scene says expert
Washington report notes Census data showing shifts in housing, praising government industry collaboration. Mentions National Cooperating Home Partnership chaired by a former ambassador, HUD support, and Romney era housing innovations including factory-built homes, new towns and urban villages.
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Washington, D.C
Census Bureau
American Assocation For the Advancement of Science
U.S
Éea
HUD
S., NW
National Cooperating How. Partnership
Defense
Tls
Sotabeiiety
George Romney
Rommey
Romney
Wall Street
Soul City
Lindsay Era Mirrors Wall Street Money Power
The analysis details Jeffrey St John Lindsay’s rise tied to wealth from eastern liberals and Wall Street influence. It notes budget surges from 3.87 to 8.55 billion, welfare rolls expanding to 1.2 million, and rising taxes under his tenure, while portraying critics as labeling his administration wasteful and corrupt. It highlights Lindsay’s 1966 starting point and his strategy to present himself as a national leadership figure facing city and national financial strain.
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Lindsay
New York
Wall Street
York
New York City
Matthew
Lintay
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Troy
New Yor
Tom Morgan
Indsay Yedia
David Garth
Indsay
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Washington Window House GOP outlook toggy
The article analyzes 1972 Senate and House prospects for Republicans amid Truman era tone. It notes GOP weakness in the Senate with 18 seats held to 14 for Democrats and the prospect of limited gains. It highlights retirements redistricting risks and marginal districts as key factors shaping party chances in the looming elections.
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Nixon
House
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Supreme Court
William L. Scott
James A. McClure
R-Ida
Ed Edmundson
Dokla
James Abourezk
D-S.d
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