Freedom Of The Press In Good Shape In America
NBC Today panel analyzes press freedom in the United States. The piece cites Jefferson, the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights, noting TV's rise, libel and obscenity law changes, and limits on printing with impunity. It argues free speech exists with balancing duties and court constraints.
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Athens Messenger masthead and staff line
The Athens Messenger page shows the newspaper name establishing details and a roster of staff including Frederick W. Bush and G. Kenner Bush as publishers, Gordon K. Bush, Fred W. Weber, M. W. McDargh, Charles W. Reamer, and Richard R. Paynter with roles listed.
Surplus Army Goods Drain Vietnam War Aftermath
Athens Ohio reports on Viet Nam era surplus disposal with U S aid transfers and rail rolling stock donations. The Property Disposal Unit at Long Binh processes hundreds of truckloads daily as weapons and unusable materiel are destroyed before sale to highest bidders. The piece notes long term costs and regional postwar effects.
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Education in the Armed Forces Could Strengthen Recruitment
George Benson argues for expanding military education to improve recruitment quality and public image. He cites 155,000 in high school courses and 200,000 pursuing undergraduate work, with total annual cost around 45 million dollars and calls for VA funding of tuition costs.
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Education in the Armed Forces Boosts Civilian Opportunities
A defense official argues that military education can be effective with flexible scheduling and more emphasis on high school equivalencies and college courses. He notes low participation among service members and urges programs to raise morale, productivity, and civilian post service prospects. Readers are invited to send letters on the topic.
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Negotiations differ as FBI ALPA clash over hijacking crisis
FBI and the Airline Pilots Association clash over crisis decision making after the 29 hour Southern Airways hijacking ended in Havana. ALPA condemns the tire shootout in Orlando while Gray seeks a more flexible policy and better coordination among towers ground crews and pursuit aircraft.
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Washington Insight Henry Kissinger Still Needed In Policy Reorg
In Paris and Helsinki, US and Russia pursue arms talks while 34 Western nations eye a European security conference. The debate pits Big Twoism against multilateral diplomacy, with the United States torn between parity with Moscow and broad alliance in Europe. The piece argues for Kissinger to anchor a global strategy amid Western divisions.
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