Cronkite Warns Press Freedom Must Be Protected
Telegram reports Cronkite at Sigma Delta Chi urges safeguarding freedom of the press amid calls for government control. He notes dangers from licensing and warns both parties may pursue limits, urging action through Congress and courts to preserve independent broadcasting.
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Waller Cronkite
Sigma Dela Chi
National Journalism Society
Cronkite
Vice
Agnew
Martha Mitchell
GBS
Hoth
Congress
Federal Communnications Commission
Income distribution in America and world contrasts
The UN after-tax data show 20 percent of Americans receive 30 percent of income, a claim framed as astonishing. The passage argues America has a high per capita wealth and widespread comforts, yet critiques progressive taxation for reducing incentives. It compares distributions in Britain, Scandinavia, and Latin America, noting stark disparities and the Philippines decline, concluding the U S distribution is too even and discourages production.
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America
Lel
U.S
Versailles
Britain
United States
Latin America
Philippines
Martha Mitchell Calls For Violent Revolutionists Out
Washington figure Martha Mitchell urged that violent revolutionists be run out of the country. She argued a democratic state should not tolerate those who seek drastic overthrow of the government and questioned letting such individuals back in after earlier radical acts.
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Washington
Martha Mitchell
John N. Mitchell
Women Truck Drivers Boosting Farm Labor
The Arizona Farm Bureau Federation reported two Oregon wheat farmers faced with a labor shortage employed high school and college coeds as grain truck drivers. Farmers found women to be better, more dependable drivers who do not drag race with full loads, and who cut truck repair bills in half.
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Arizona Farm Bureau Federation
Oregon
Survive a Layoff With Dirty Tricks Warned By Boss
Washington column recounts a dubious advising scenario where an executive suggests targeting a rival employee in a portended 15 percent cut. The tale centers on leveraging personal failings to secure a coworker's job, highlighting ethical concerns amid economic downsizing.
Inside the boardroom plot to save jobs during cuts
Wholesworthy outlines a cynical plan to Croton for surviving a company downsizing. He suggests using an employee led Force Reduction Committee to absorb blame for personnel cuts and keep key figures in place. He hints at leverage from internal records and sales contacts to secure future employment.
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EY Yath
Wholesworthy
Croton
O'Toole
Olfer
Mr. Croton
Fragmentary crossword style list with scattered terms and clues
A garbled OCR fragment presents a jumble of words and clues across topics from geography and nationality to biology and music. Numerous partial phrases and misspellings impede coherent extraction of a single event or narrative.
Peace Movement rally at Harvard stirs talk of reforms
The article discusses a campus driven peace movement activity led by students and faculty with visits by Gene McCarthy at Harvard and discussions at Yale. It notes warnings of potential campus protests next spring, calls for nonviolence, and alerts about political influence on academia. It references April 24 rallies by the National Peace Action Coalition and Kent State anniversary events, and urges defense of academic integrity against political pressure.
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Syunrp Ong
Academy
Bnpal
Gene McCarthy
Coast Lo.coast
Harvard
Sanders Theater
McCarthy
Yale
Kingman Brewster
Hanai
Ramsey Clark
Iran North View
Clark
George McGovern
McGovern
Tiis
Dartmouth
Tose
Martin Luther King
Washington, D.C
National Peace Action Cosililon
Kent State
Jackson State
Students push to pick New York principals by vote
A New York City education panel asks if high school students should advise on principal selection. While some teens champion student input, others call it undemocratic and doubt kids understand leadership needs. Some youths oppose the idea, noting principals' authority and school governance.
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New York
NBA
Harvey Scribner
New York City
Scribner
Walter J. Degnan
Henry Surokin
Trinity School
Manhattan
Arnold Joskownté
Robert Wagner High
Upper East Side
Arnold
Fis
Dorothy Shufro
Wagner High
Halhway
Mr. Opotowsky
Sny Poliver
Graig Kear
Brooklyn
Preste
Craig
Barbs by Phil Pastoret on late-night media noise
The column mocks a dyed-in-the-wool voter and hints at memory lapses amid a barrage of late-night commercials. It jokes about a speaker who must explain a troublesome tax agency encounter and notes the appeal of the late-late movie schedule as a trivial distraction.
Arab American views on Israel spark debates in campus circles
A fragmentary reminiscence discusses a major Arab complaint that American support for Israel stems from religious affinity and Zionist sympathy. It notes contested coverage, media roles, and statements by figures like Martha Buber in 1971 Cairo reception comments amid broader calls for justice and accommodation.
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Arash
Middle East
Tel Aviv
Rahrah
Grace
Beirut
Cairo
Sinai
Luz
America
Israel
Holy Land
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Bethlehem
Mount of Olives
Jesus
Israe
Jerusalem
Old City
New York Times
Jarrish Defense League
United States
Deweh
Martha Buber
Aonism
New York
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Craton
Shelly
Art Buchwald
Los Anwyh
Your Freedom
Columbus, Nebraska
Berry's
Ean
Around the
Saleader
Rane
China
Arey
Ty Beigland
Panama Paws
Oklahoma
Beersheba
Midwestern
Limerick
BBC
the Peace Movement
Jeffrey
Hart
Kirg
Semdicaty
Natio A
Lee
Mueller
Venieeprive Ae
Phil Pastoret
LCE
ELIE
Palestine
Tha Ratugen
David
Poling
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