Perpetuation of the President and the media dynamic
A critical view of Nixon era news coverage argues the press and TV act as pliant tools for presidential promotion. It notes how presidents, though central to headlines, create “pseudo events” that mislead the public about governance and real news.
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Richard Nixon
Nixon
White House
Baltimore Sun
Eisenhower
Rockies
Daniel Boorstin
Right to Reply in Spotlight as Supreme Court Hears Tornillo Case
Washington weighs the right to reply amid privacy and privilege debates as the Miami Herald v Tornillo heads to oral argument two weeks before Election Day 1972. The Florida statute of 1913 requiring newspapers to grant space for rebuttal anchors the clash between press access and individual rights.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Miami Herald
Tornillo
Florida
The
Herald
Letter to the Banner on Choral Society news releases
A reader laments The Banner never prints news releases from the Bennington County Choral Society, expressing distress over the paper's reluctance to publish material provided by the group.
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Bennington County Choral Society
Bennington County Choral Society Faces Notice of Concerts Delay
Joanne Pederson and Patricia Guerrero urge the local paper to announce upcoming Bennington County Choral Society concerts. Debra Fisher signs as board member, calling for cooperation and wider community notice of performances in Hoosick Falls and surrounding areas.
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Joanne Pederson
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Patricia Guerrero
Prospect St
Debra Fisher
Grandview St
The
Bennington County Choral Society
Board of Trustees
Right to reply debate tests press and law
Dick Cavett on free speech and the right to reply. Florida court upholds access as enhancing freedom of speech while editors worry over losing control. Critics urge reforms like expanded letters and corrections, warning that more laws mean less freedom and urging tradition over federal coercion.
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Adlai Stevenson
Congress
Fairniks
Warren Hastings
House of Lords
Warren
Supreme Court
Fire guts large barn at State Line House in Shaftsbury
A fire of undetermined origin gutted a large modern barn on the Anthony Akoury property at the State Line House near the New York Vermont border between North Bennington and North Hoosick. The historic house remained intact.
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Anthony Akoury
Shaftsbury
State Line House
New York
Vermont
North Bennington
North Hoosick
Essex Dane
Bennington
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