Editorial Page In Our Opinion Careless Smokers Cause Loss of Life
The piece argues careless smoking is America’s top fire hazard based on firemen’s data since record keeping began. It notes habits, drunken semi awareness, and fires in homes and hotels often result from smoking. calls for solutions though none are known and urges action to reduce deaths and property loss.
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America
Ment
Emer Morton
Cottontail
Nevada
Morton
Beverly Harrell
Board of Land Appeals
Newton Frishberg
England restricts press rights and bends free reporting norms
Analysis of British press limits shows editors operate under strict contempt laws and no First Amendment. The Eastbourne Herald was fined for describing a pretrial appearance, illustrating the gulf between UK and US press freedoms. The debate over Secrecy and official documents lingers on Fleet Street as laws tighten reporting boundaries.
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London
Eastbourne Herald
England
United States
Ibel
Harold Evans
Sunday Times
Times of London
John Poulson
the Times
William Rees-Mogg
New York Times
The
Washington Post
Poulson
Fleet Street
Edward Heath
Ky accused of funding 1971 campaign through narcotics smuggling
An intelligence report dated July 19 1971 alleges South Vietnam former Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky sought 500 million Vietnamese iastres for his presidential bid via the narcotics traffic. The document cites meetings with Air Vietnam pilots and links to past opium routes.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
South Vietnam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Harold F. Smith
Air Vietnam
Vientiane
Laos
Thieu
Deflating executive privilege in Nixon tapes debate
Anthony Lewis argues that executive privilege is a myth and urges Congress to access presidential tapes. He notes historical limits on withholding information, cites Lincoln and Washington, and emphasizes the public interest and need for legal checks on presidential power.
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Norman Faces
New York University Law School
John H.F. Shattuck
American
Congress
Washington
House
Herbert Brownell Jr
Eisenhower
Joseph McCarthy
Nixon Dangles Between Self Defense and Crisis of Confidence
Washington in the Watergate catastrophe, President Nixon fights two dangers. He must defend himself against charges of obstructing justice while his presidency is eroded by a crisis of public confidence. He contends with executive privilege, the Dean testimony, and Cox probes as he weighs a risky path through the scandal. The nation watches as the dangling fate of the presidency hangs in the balance.
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White House
William V. Shannon
New York Times
Washington
Nixon
Ervin
Archibald Cox
John W. Dean
Dean
Nixon-Dean
Supreme Court
Portance
Pentagon
Cox
Mitchell
A House
Inouye
Ervin Committee
Biddeford Saco Journal Publisher and staff credits
The Biddeford Saco Journal notes Alta W and W Paul Casavant as key personnel with Charles C Sutton as managing editor Gladys M Whitehouse as president and treasurer. It lists office numbers 283 3625 and 282 1535 and notes publication details at 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine with Associated Press content and national advertising representatives Mathews Shannon Cuken Inc New York City
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W. Paul Casavant
Charles C. Sutton
Gladys M. Whitehouse
Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
Associated Press
al News
AP News Dispatches
National
Mathews-Shannon Cukben
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New York Times News Service
Capitol Hill
State Department
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Senate
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State
John Melcher
D-Mont
Interior Department
Alaska
Anthony Lewis
Richard Nixon
Executive Branch
Gra Jaries
Byron White
John Marshall
Washington Scene
James Reston
Benjamin Franklin
Plutarch
Saco Journal
Alta W. Was
B. F. C. Whitehouse
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