A Conservative View James Kilpatrick Efron Documents Bias in TV News
Edith Efron's The News Twisters argues three networks showed liberal bias during the 1968 presidential campaign. The author analyzes how news selection shapes public opinion, noting CBS ABC and NBC coverage patterns, and warns viewers to watch for bias as 1972 approaches.
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James Kilpatrick
Efron
Network TV
Washington
Edith Efron
Nash Publishing Co
Puter
Miss Efron
Morse
Eldridge Cleaver
ABC
Fulbright
Paul O'Dwyer
Senator McCarthy
Javits
Dick Gregory
Vanessa Redgrave
NBC
Tom Hayden
SDS
Yale
Connecticut
Housing Allowances Begin for Poor as HUD Tests Plan
The Housing and Urban Development Department launches a nationwide pilot giving funds directly to needy households for rent or home purchase. The program aims to multiply housing resources, with $10 million yearly for at least three years across six metropolitan areas, aiding 1,000 families per area.
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Department of Housing and Urban Development
Congress
Changing Face of Rhodesian Politics Analysis
Stanley Meisler surveys Rhodesia's post agreement outlook with imponderables, white liberal and black nationalist views, and competing interpretations of power sharing. Predictions range from eventual black majority rule by 2011 to 2035, amid debates on white resistance and coalition possibilities.
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Stanley Meisler
Nairobi
Rhodesia
Africa
Britain
Ian D. Smith
Smith
Lord Goodman
Rhodesian Commission
Alec Douglas-Home
House of Commons
Edson Sithole
Sithole
London Sunday Times
Dennis Healey
Labor Party
University of Rhodesia
Salisbury
India Pakistan war critique mocks UN peace role and hypocrisy
The piece argues the India Pakistan conflict shows the UN lacks power to enforce ceasefires. It contends India’s early advantage and East Pakistan conquest reveal self interest in peace efforts. It criticizes American sympathy for India and Gandhi era myths, calling out hypocrisy.
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India
Hitler
Poland
U. N
Pakistan
Washington
Athens Messenger 1971 December 29 Athens Ohio brief
The Athens Messenger issue from December 29, 1971 covers local Athens Ohio news and notices. It includes publisher and staff credits and standard newspaper items typical for the date.
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Athens Messenger
the Messenger Publishing Company
West Union Street
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Ordon K. Bush
Washington Insight A Critical Assessment Of The Indo Pakistan War
Joseph Kraft argues the United States fumbled before the Indo Pakistan conflict yet benefited in the long run. He notes Kissinger’s limited leverage with Pakistan, Bhutto’s rise, and Indira Gandhi's strengthened position. He credits U S restraint and UN backing as key to shaping East Bengal and regional shifts for American interests.
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East Bengal
Nixon
Sheikh Mujibur
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
United States
Bay of Bengal
Indira Gandhi
Hitler
Tashkent
Washington
Congress
Subcontinent
Pakistan
India
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