Ervin Defends Press Freedom Against FCC Cautions
Telegram opinion notes Sam Ervin argues the First Amendment bars government from denying broadcasters freedom to air news or views. He cites FCC license actions and urges the press to move from defense to extensive reporting amid TV and radio influence. The piece praises sunlight over government intervention to preserve truthful broadcasts.
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Sam Ervin
Harvard
Colunthia
Ervin
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Editorial on freedom, fairness doctrine, and press duties
A political lecture urges vigilance toward all who claim love of freedom and warns against abridging rights. The piece argues freedom challenges arbitrary power and supports First Amendment entitlements for broadcasters. It defends an open opinion page and criticizes perfection in journalism while urging accountability.
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Amon
Supreme Court
Tralker
Hilt Ue Tike Sait Ervin
Blame and self judgment in personal responsibility
The piece argues blame is often misplaced and personal fate reflects own choices. It warns against shifting responsibility to others, urges self examination, and notes the Scriptural standard of judging by own deeds rather than others actions.
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Seldaimn
Volitioe
Heaven
Questions and Answers Quiz Confusing History Snippet
A garbled Q A set asks about bees a term for a group of bees a miswritten Margaret Sanger question about Planned Parenthood a misdated birthplace a two year Congress term a misphrased origin of a cassava dish and a Curtis Cup description. It also notes an orangutan naming origin from Malay.
Reminiscences of St. Patrick's Classmates and Fates
A reader recalls classmates from St. Patrick's, Jersey City, noting where they ended up. Mentions include Robert O'Brien a politician, Mary Libonati a teacher, Frank Moran deputy police chief, and others such as a priest, a hunchback, a motion picture hopeful, and an aspiring detective. Names and outcomes highlighted amid faded school memories.
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Robert 4. O'Brien
Bob O'Brien
St. Patrick's
Westerwell Street
Jersey City
Bob
Columbus Cartels
O'Brien
Toe Stockhammer
Vincent Kane
Robert Reilly
Utie Seminary
Mary Libonati
Frank Moran
Costello
Claor
Muriel Dodd
Ling
Helen Walsh
Devine Gir
Peter Redfern
Lawrence Stage
T Thins
Annelie Coyle
Nostalgic Schoolhouse Echoes From an Old Student Memoir
A reflective memoir recounts life under nuns in a 20th century school, detailing strict discipline, rigorous grammar and math training, uniforms, and church rituals. It recalls classmates, teachers like Sister Marie Bustelle and Sister Helen Dolores, and the pressure to succeed, with vivid scenes of daily life, sports, and rites of passage.
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Peaat
Marie Bustelle
Maria Alacaque
Helen Dolores
Francis Broderick
Kerrigan
Mr. Kerrigan
Bob O'Brien
Anetimé Policician
Geri
Ashbury Park Press
Wwe
Freedom through self control as guidance to readers
The Columbus Telegram urges readers to pursue personal freedom through self discipline, aligning with moral guides like the Ten Commandments, the Golden Rule, and the Declaration of Independence. It cautions freedom is not license nor anarchy, but consistent with truth and responsibility.
Ask the Doctor About Cholesterol Advice
Lawrence E. Lamb MD answers reader questions on cholesterol levels. He notes a 245 reading may be high for a woman, discusses testing variability, menopause effects, diet and exercise, and the role of medications alongside lifestyle. He explains cholesterol basics and offers a booklet for 50 cents.
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Lawrence E. Lamb
M.D. Dee Dr. Lamb
Europe
P.O. Box
Radio City
New York
Reshuffle in Washington Exposes Senate Leadership Shakeup
The Arkansas primary topples Fulbright as Dale Bumpers leads with a populist, anti Washington message. The piece argues voters favor governors over entrenched incumbents, signaling broad reshuffle in both parties ahead of 1976. It notes Reagan and McCall as prominent moderates, while warning on foreign aid and party realignment.
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Guv. Melcrint Thomson
New Hampshire
Dale Bumpers
William Fulbright
Arkansas
Bumpers
Capitel Hill
Fulbright
U.S
America
White House
Lyndon
Johnson
Richard Nisen
Ieach
U.S. Senate
South Vietnam
Fulbuight
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dale
Filbright
Fullbright
Sen
Pulbrdgiy
Othier
Hhe
George Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Washington
Bumtperses
Walla
Ted Kennedy
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Sen. Mondale
Maglera
Torhoe
California
Reagan
Oregon
Tom McCall
Congress
White House Meeting Proposes More Paperwork for Energy Firms
A White House gathering of energy officials surfaced a plan to require any contractor with a government deal of 50000 or more to meet federal standards for illumination heating and air conditioning. The proposal would raise costs, add inspections, and demand proof of ongoing checks across operations.
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White House
Federal Energy Office
United States
FEC
Picayune
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