Editors Gather at Stanford for CNPA Conference
report on CNPA Editors' Conference at Stanford University highlighting discussions on reporting methods, ethics, and war coverage. notable appearances by Associated Press leader Stanley M. Swinton and photographer Eddie Adams, with debates on shield laws and journalistic integrity amid campus and world events.
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CNPA
Stanford University
Stanford
Vietnam
George Bully
San Francisco Police Department
Jerrold Werthimer
San Francisco State College
American Federation of Teachers
Dale Champion
San Francisco
Harvey F. Yorke
S.F. State
Gordon Stone
San Francisco State
Gov. Reagan
AFT Focal
Stanley M. Swinton
World Services
Associated Press
Jack Fossie
the Chronic
Thailand
Los Angeles Times
Swinton
Italy
Fosse
Berkeley
North
Africa
Ernie Pyle
Foisie
Foise
Saigon
Jack
Korea
Fassie
Eddie Adams
Reflex
Adams
Albert G. Pickerell
Warren Lerude
Reno Evening Gazette
Menlo Park
Ethics code debate sparks clash over outside income
Countdown Ey Dirksen opposes forcing congressmen judges and federal officials to disclose outside income, citing pressure on wives from real earnings. Warren seeks a code of ethics for all federal judges as the judiciary faces the adage judge not that ye be not judged.
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Ey Dirksen
Juste "Warren
Environment and politics clash under Interior leadership
Russell Train, 49, guides Interior Department policy amid fights between conservation and exploitation. He pushes federal oversight and new lines for environmental crimes, hints at a Department of Natural Resources, and oversees oil reserve guidelines for Alaska while balancing industry with landscape preservation.
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Washington
Interior
Russell Train
Interior Department
Hickel
Train
Department of Natural Resources
Alaska
Stenvig Wins Minneapolis Law and Order Victory
Charles Stenvig, a former police detective and political newcomer, defeats Dan Cohen by a landslide nearly two to one, running on a pledge of strong fair impartial law enforcement. He argues police must be empowered to do their jobs without interference.
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Charles Stenvig
Minneapolis
Hubert Humphrey
Eugene McCarthy
Dan Cohen
Nixon
Charles Stervig
Garland police seek progress through patrols and training
In Garland Texas the crime rate dipped 6.1 percent while nearby Dallas rose 21.7 percent as Police Chief Bob Wade credits burglary patrols and police dogs with curbing business break-ins. Garland enforces fulltime vice control, supports college classes for 16 of 73 officers, and conducts 228 youth talks yearly.
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Stenvig
Charles Stenvig
U.S
Headley
Miami
Beebe
East St. Louis
Rizzo
Pittsburgh
Garland
Tex
Dallas
Bob Wade
Navy
Wade
Chief Wade
Rau
The Silent Majority Awakens in College Dispute
A veteran advocate for professors and students argues radical student groups disrupt learning at colleges. Barbara Leach leads Students for Education at California State College Dominguez Hills, urging administrators to restore class order and defend students' right to uninterrupted instruction under law.
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Stuint
California State College
Dominguez Hills
Black Students Union
Barbara Leach
Educalion
Miss Leach
P.O
Hawthorne
Calif
SFE
Ronald Reagan
California State Colleges
Space greeting sparks debate at peace talks and harbor woes
The fragment mentions astronauts and a bold space message. It notes movement at a peace table and a need to reupholster chair seats. It also suggests Peru expanding sea rights by 2000 miles and potential foreign backers.
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X .Tom
San Diego
Peru
Russia
Notable events in history from Cabot to Berlin Airlift
On this day in history Cabot reached North America in 1497, Willett became New York City's first mayor in 1665, and in 1948 the Berlin Blockade set the stage for the Berlin Airlift. An 1%40 code named operation Afish transported over 500 million pounds from England to Canada amid Nazi invasion fears. Irvin Cobb's posthumous remembrance note highlights crepe memorials.
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John Cabot
North America
Thomas Willett
New York City
Russia
Berlin
West Germany
England
Canada
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