Buckley Critiques Times-Post Rush in Pentagon Papers Case
Justice Blackmun notes the Times delayed three months before publishing the Pentagon Papers and argues that courts were stampeded into hurried judgments. He criticizes reliance on time pressure and questions whether the Constitution was fully considered amid the national interest debate.
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Mississippi Revolution Advances Black Voter Drive
Georgia State Sen. Julian Bond and John Lewis visited Mississippi to urge black registration. The pair, greeted as statesmen, urged turnout while noting political shifts in white strongholds and a likely 25 percent black vote share in the upcoming August primary.
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Public backs Pentagon Papers publication in Gallup poll
A Gallup Princeton survey of 1,326 adults found 58 percent support publishing the Pentagon papers while 30 percent oppose it. Respondents emphasized the public has a right to know, though 45 percent had not followed the debate closely.
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National survey questions New York Times Vietnam articles impact
A recent nationwide survey reached over 1500 people in more than 300 localities. Respondents first assessed familiarity with NYT articles on Vietnam War involvement and then judged whether publishing the articles was the right or wrong move.
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The Messenger Publishing Co Athens Ohio Notice
Athens newspaper rates and delivery details for The Messenger Publishing Co. The notice lists daily and Sunday single-copy prices, carrier delivery, and mail subscriptions within Ohio West Virginia and elsewhere in the United States. It notes post office classification and the publisher’s address 43 West Union Street Athens Ohio 45701.
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Levi Strauss and the rise of the modern jeans empire
Nicholas von Hoffman profiles Levi Strauss & Co. as a San Francisco firm that dominates global jeans sales, reports robust first quarter gains, and highlights its shift from dusty wholesaler to retail innovator with 1,600 employee shareholders. The piece praises its public move and worker ownership as a model for American capitalism.
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Athens newspaper masthead and staff listing
The Athens Messenger masthead shows the paper published by The Messenger Publishing Company at 43 West Union Street Athens Ohio with established dates and listed staff including Frederick W Bush Gordon K Bush Dr Fred W Weber M W McDargh Charles W Reamer Richard R Paynter and others as publisher circulation and editorial roles.
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Prohibition Officials Split Over Cuban Sugar With Kick
The Messenger recalls a 50 year old debate among prohibition enforcers in Washington on Cuban sugar with kick amid rumors of a non alcoholic drink with iron like punch. Athens businessmen gave rides to nearly 50 children in 10 automobiles, a rare treat. Mother Frances Xavier Cabrini was canonized, the first U.S. citizen saint by the Catholic Church. Ohio University joined 9 other schools to train teachers for armed services dependents in postwar Germany.
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Pentagon Papers case not a landmark but a case of special circumstances
Washington insight argues the Pentagon Papers case is not a landmark ruling but a study in unique conditions. It notes McNamara commissioned an independent analysis of Vietnam, leaks by Ellsberg, and surprising court action, stressing a delicate, individual government press rapport over sweeping rights.
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