Free Press and Democracy Amid Government Tensions
In a Bicentennial essay, Alan Barth argues independence from government is the core of press freedom. He cites Madison Jefferson and Tocqueville, notes 14th Amendment safeguards and key cases, and warns of 1970s prior restraint and gag orders while urging publishers to actively defend liberty.
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Washington Post
University of California Extension
San Diego
National Endowment For the Humanities
Regents of
University of California
Alexis de Tocqueville
Madison
Jefferson
Thomas Jefferson
Washington
James Madison
Congress
Supreme Court
Near
Minnesota
Pentagon
Defense Department
Hugo L. Black
Potter Stewart
America
Western Communists urge independence from Moscow at Soviet congress
At the 25th Soviet party congress in Moscow Western Communist leaders from Italy France Romania Italy and Yugoslavia challenged Moscow's control over their parties urging multi party systems and policy independence. Brezhnev was hailed as the boss while non Russian delegates pressed for autonomy and criticized the dictatorship of the proletariat doctrine.
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Lenin
Communist Party
Russia
Italy
France
Romania
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Alexei Kosygin
Moscow
U.S
Leonid Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Enrico Berlinguer
Gaston Prissonnier
Britain
Gordon McLennan
Spain
Dolores Ibarrari
Yugoslavia
Ceausescu
Portugal
Alvaro Cunhal
Gus Hall
Portugal sees tourism at risk from refugee bed shortage
Lisbon reports the battle for democracy will hinge on 80 000 beds but half are occupied by Angolan refugees. Officials fear refugees may not leave before the coming tourist season, risking hotel capacity.
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Portugal
Jorge Campinas
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