Justice Department opposes absolute newsmen privilege
A long briefing outlines DOJ guidelines for subpoenas to the press, stressing negotiations with the press first, asserting that an absolute privilege would undermine law enforcement. It discusses Branzburg v Hayes, three bill groups, and warns that a qualified privilege could delay justice and is unnecessary given existing guidelines.
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Justice Department
Department of Justice
L. A. Times
Washington Post
Fair Administration of Justice
Supreme Court
Branzburg
Grand Jury
Congress
Department of
Mitchell
Republic
Attorney General
Department
Justice Stewart
U.S
The Athens Messenger Publication and Pricing Notice
The Athens Messenger rates and delivery options outline daily and Sunday copies across carrier and mail formats. Subscriptions list weekly, monthly, and yearly prices for Ohio, West Virginia, and other U S locations with post office designation and mailing address in Athens Ohio.
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Associated Press
D&s Run Oe Og Oepy
D&s
Ohio
West Virginia
Athens Journal history and staff notes
The piece lists the Messenger Publishing Company in Athens Ohio with Route 33 North at Johnson Road and notes founders and publishers from 1825 to 1965. It names Frederick W. Bush Gordon K. Bush Fred W. Weber M. W. McDargh Charles W. Reamer and Richard R. Paynter in editorial and staff roles.
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U.S. & Possessions
Athens
The
Messenger Publishing Co
Johnson Road
Ohio
Messenger Publishing Company
Letters defend Nixon peace effort after Congress opens
A trio of letters praise Nixon's Vietnam peace push and critique critics while a fourth questions sympathy for Hanoi. Writers argue for detente and a political settlement, claiming opposition to Nixon risks a world holocaust and that voters back his approach. The piece suggests these views reflect broad public support.
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Peking
Moscow
Vietnam
Germany
Korea
United States
Russia
China
Hanoi
Nixon
Thieu
North Vietnam
Congress
Superstitions Shadow Rosalind Elias Rise to Opera Star
The Metropolitan Opera mezzo soprano Rosalind Elias defies superstition with a storied career. Born March 13 1955 as the 13th child, she has 13 letters in her name and debuted on page 13 of Opera News. Her first New York apartment was on the 13th floor and she married on the 13th of the month.
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Rosalind Elias
Metropolitan Opera
Opera News
New York
Readers Letters Shape Public Debate in This Page
The page invites opinions on current issues and welcomes letters from readers. It notes preference for letters of one page or less in selecting material for publication.
Morality and War Divide Reflections by Buckley
Buckley contrasts Swedish protests and American justifications of Vietnam, citing Olof Palme, Pauline Kael, and Wilfred Sheed. He argues all wars are brutal, but moral judgment hinges on whether allies are attacked and invasion is a factor in global stakes.
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Nixon
Sweden
North Vietnam
Katyn
Lidice
Treblinka
Olof Palme
Vietnam
Wilfred Sheed
LBJ
Chicago
Paul Krassner
Mr. Sheed
Switzerland
Denmark
West Germany
Europe
Southast
Asia
Dresden
Hitler
European
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
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Newsday
the Athens Messenger
Che Athens
Jt Messenger
Frederick W. Bush
G. Kenner Bush
Gordon K. Bush
Fred W. Weber
M. W. McDargh
Rel
Charles W. Reamer
Richard R. Paynter
New York Times
East Germany
Federal Republic
Hue
America
Small Society
Brickman
William F. Buckley
Palme
Finland
Norway
Pauline Kael
Modern Language Association
Miss Kael
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