Threat to Free Press Narrows Access to Information
The Free Press faces rising use of subpoenas and contempt citations to force journalists to reveal confidential information. Courts issued at least 66 subpoenas to newspeople between January and April last year, with judges restraining reporting in open court via ag orders rising to 28 by 1974. The Reporters Committee on Freedom of the Press warns of eroding First Amendment protections, launching a two year drive to fund a Defense Fund led by CBS president Arthur R. Taylor to support legal research and defense for all media.
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Mn Press
Reporters Committee On Freedom of the Press
Arthur R. Taylor
CBS, Inc
U.S. Supreme Court
Taylor
Pitney-Bowes expands flexible work hours program
Pitney-Bowes in Stamford, Connecticut, allows staff to set own start and end times between 7 a.m. and 6 p.m with core hours. The initiative, first used by about 250 workers, now covers over 800 and replaces clocked hours with manual time reporting. Company aims to cut absenteeism and raise productivity through personal scheduling.
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Pitney-Bowes
Stamford
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Baytown Sun Editorial Staff and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun lists editors and publishers, managers, and staff roles including editorial, advertising, and associate positions. It notes publication by Coastal Publications Retail Manager and the Baytown address, with Associated Press membership and rights notices. Copyright and byline practices are described, with emphasis on signed articles.
Solzhenitsyn warns West faces peril to liberty and duty
Exiled writer Solzhenitsyn predicts Western civilization will split in coming years as democracy may falter if citizens refuse to die for liberty. He cites Vietnam era protests and amnesty controversies, arguing liberty without obligation erodes and that most Russians understand the Soviet regime's worth and choose obedience.
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Aczander Solzhenitsyn
Solohenitsyn
U.S
America
Vietnam
Solzhenitsyn
East
Berlin
Korea
Cuba
Soviet Union
Dr Horeczy Heads Baytown Humble Club In 1956
Sun Files recall events from 40 30 and 20 years ago Jan 10 1956 include Dr Joe Horeczy becoming president of the Baytown Humble Club succeeding John Sylvester L C Clatson as vice president and A F Stark as secretary treasurer. Also notes football All-American Merle Gray reports for Army physical and other local notices.
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Baytown Sun Files
Ble Club
John Sylvester
L. C. Clatson
A. Ft. Stark
Highlands
J. W. Bateson Construction Co
Houston
Carver School
Lincoln Courts
Merle Gray
University of Texas
Gander
Fred Ernst
Gerald Orton
Army
Birth of Alexander Hamilton as first Treasury secretary
The Way It Was recounts the birth of Alexander Hamilton on January 11, 1757, noting his rise to become the first Secretary of the Treasury and shaping early American financial policy. The short item preserves the dated anniversary with a concise biographical hook.
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Alexander Hamilton
the Treasury
Bible Verse Matthew 25 46 warning and hope
A religious quotation from Matthew 25 46 contrasts eternal punishment for the wicked with life eternal for the righteous, capturing a moral dichotomy emphasized in Christian teaching. The verse frames judgment and destiny in stark, eternal terms.
Chile Junta’s Paraguayan Strategy Tightens Repression
A voiced critique argues Chile under General Pinochet uses a Paraguayan solution to erase democracy. It cites suppression of the Christian Democratic Party, labor, universities, the church, and political dissent, plus CIA involvement and U.S. complicity in backing the regime.
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Chile
Systen
Christian Democratic Party
Christian Democratic
Paraguay
Alfredo Stroessner
Manuel
Trucco
Capitol Huw
Robert Moss
Moss
Pinochet
Richard Nion
CLA
Allenda
Junta
Constitutional Commission
Catholic Church
Christian Democrats
Staressner
Exercise and diet both shape cholesterol in readers letters
Dear column discusses Eastern European diets high in saturated fats yet low heart disease in rural areas, stressing physical activity as a major factor. The columnist responds that exercise and diet cannot be separated, noting energy balance, heredity, and lifestyle shaping cholesterol and blood pressure, with lifestyle and sometimes medicine needed for optimal levels.
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DR. Lamb
Poland
Soviet Union
Europe
Western
Lethat
Tree
Barry Goldwater
Tax Rules for Pensions and Annuities Explained
Retired workers with employer financed pensions report full pension income on line Ib of form 14 and need not file Pension and annuity income on Schedule E. Contributory plans require Schedule E, with tax free recovery of contributed amounts in early years and taxation of later benefits. Annuities involve returning principal plus earnings. only earnings are taxable. Determine taxable portion via cost and actuarial tables. A man aged 65 with 19000 dollar annuity paying 250 monthly has an expected return of 45000, implying one third excludable each year. the excluded portion remains fixed for life.
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