Press freedom and fair trial need not collide
The article argues that First and Sixth Amendment rights can coexist without a delicated balance. It cites a Nebraska gag order at a mass murder prehearing and contends open reporting safeguards impartial juries while defending reporters' access to facts.
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Supreme Court
Nebraska
Design praise for Biddeford Journal from designer reader
A reader, Edmund C. Arnold of Virginia Commonwealth University, commends the Journal as one of the best designed papers he has seen in years and lauds its attractive layout and strong daily news budget for Biddeford Saco and surrounding communities.
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Gyme
Biddeford-Saco
Edmund C. Arnold
Virginia Commonwealth University
Sun Myung Moon
United States
Labor Dept won't help migrant workers as abuses persist
In Florida reports, migrant laborers live in dirty trailers and starve on pennies per pound. Hal Bernton infiltrated a Duda and Sons camp, exposing cramped rooms, grime, and inadequate meals. Officials debate actions while posing as protectors. Eastlandwide resistance blocks reform protections.
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Jack
Brnton
A. Duda and Sons
Labor Dept
Fred Romero
Jack Anderson
W.J. Usery Jr
Asst
Labor Secy
William Kolberg
Usery
James Eastland
V.muiss
Senate
Eastland
Sunflower County
Miss
Kennedy Gossip Sparks Debate on Privacy and Public Interest
Washington columnist Norman Safire argues that press harassment of private lives, including Joan Kennedy's, erodes public trust. He questions why sex or drinking habits of public figures matter if they do not affect official conduct, citing Sinatra and Kennedy era links to Mafia and CIA.
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William Safire
New York Times
Washington
Eunice Shriver
John F. Kennedy
Washington Star
United Press
National Enquirer
Joan Kennedy
Mrs. Shriver
Church Committee
White House
Privac
Fran Sinatra
Sinatra
Kennedy
Fidel Castro
CIA
Nicholas Gage
Justice Department
Robert F. Kennedy
Frank Sinatra
Kennedys
Kennedy Justice Department
Sam Giancana
Church
Frank Church
John Tower
J. Edgar Hoover
Palm Springs
Frank
Vegas
Jack
California cults and youth emblems of enlistment
The piece surveys California cults and revivalist groups preying on restless youth. It cites the Manson family Unification Church Moonies Hare Krishna and other movements as recruiting with promises of belonging and spiritual discipline. It notes decline of boom times and rising awareness.
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Paul Harvey
Los Angeles Times
Pacific Ocean
California
Fountain O Youth
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