Cranston Warns Watergate Stimulates Press Privacy Legislation
Telegram opinion notes California Senator Cranston argues Watergate urgency justifies federal laws shielding newsroom sources. He cites administration hostility to the press and calls for stronger protections as political pressures rise amid ongoing investigative reporting.
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Onemsiel
Tiny
Veosoding
California
Alan Cranston
Asco
Cranston
Hon Zigler
Washington Post
Nos
Agnew
Watergala
Freeing Newsmen and the Press Controversy
The piece argues that reconciliation with the administration and press rights remain vital. It critiques Cranston’s free press proposals as potentially suppressing new journalists while highlighting the Washington Post’s Pulitzer win as evidence of a lively, resourceful press. It cautions against exclusive journalist shields and urges a broad, inclusive protection for reporters.
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Jourilistie Muvesahs
Dunho Press
Crustin Ig
Aullisrthes
Washington Post
Palitzer
King
Covery
America
Cranston
Pentagon declares all U S prisoners of war accounted for
The Pentagon announced there is no evidence of any American prisoner of war remaining in Southeast Asia. Parents and relatives of MIAs are told no further remains are expected. The statement implies the search should end, though some fear the government may abandon missing service members.
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Pentagon
Secontly
Southeast Asia
Ium
War Memorial Building
The Giving of Power Over Private Property
An argument on why delegating power over others property to politicians leads to corruption. It contrasts personal control with political control, warns that power over neighbors lives and property tempts misuse, and notes how voters transfer birthrights to con artists seeking coercive authority. The piece cites Watergate style scandals and zoning as examples of power abuse.
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Gore
Washington, D.C
Commencement Day Razzmatazz From A Grads Perspective
A first person account mocks commencement rituals as endless trials where graduates, deans, and speakers collide in a crowded hot theater. The author notes stage chaos, lifeless biographies, tedious speeches, and the final symbolic handshake that masks the real emptiness of the ceremony.
Freedom and Independence Moral Guide Statement
The Columbus Telegraph editorial argues for freedom from government control and emphasizes the value of liberty as outlined in the Covell Commencement and the Declaration of Independence. It asserts independence as a moral directive and urges readers to support the cause.
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Telegram Your Freedom
Hia
Stomach issue question from elder sister reader
An elderly reader asks Dr Lamb for a diagnosis of persistent nausea and fear of cancer. The answer suggests psychosomatic possibilities, notes brain and artery changes with age, and advises gastroenterology evaluation, hiatal hernia check, and careful medical management including head elevation, small meals, and avoiding tight garments.
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Water themed crossword clues from an old puzzle page
A scrambled OCR compile presents water related clues and mismatched bits. It lists numerous entries such as nearest in direction to future water and eagle's nest, with odd labels like Arabian ruler and medicalmen. The fragmentary text reads as a puzzle inventory rather than a narrative item.
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Bsouece Oko
Eagle's Nest
Thorn al Noteven
Treavening
Meadow
Pulitzer controversy clouds 1962 awards and Swanberg biography
The piece critiques the Pulitzer board for reversing a recommendation and awarding Swanberg a biography of Henry Luce. It portrays Luce as complex, pragmatic, and anti-Communist, while noting the author’s view that Swanberg simplifies Luce. The article questions motives behind the award and honors Luce’s journalism career.
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Pulitzer
Wratergate
Swinnberg
Stenry Ky Tatee
Mathe
Nuit
Swanberg
Hearst
Gey
Pulltane
Henry Luce
Wortane
Life
The
Lifi
China
Br Crusa
Luce
Whittaker Chambers
Kremanoff
Slatin
John Osbnene
Teddy White
Tsetung
Time, Inc
Franklin Roosevelt
Swandel
Chiang Kai-shek
Harry Luce
Charles U.¥. Murphy
Editorial quarrels about Time Life editors and Swanberg critique
A murky critique discusses Time editorials and Swanberg's portrait of Luce. It contrasts Alfred Kohlberg and editorials on China and Russia, praising Luce’s editorial variety and noting misrepresentations of Edward Kennedy, Kennedy era Fortune writers, and newsroom dynamics.
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Joh Wilings
Chiang
Alfred Kohlberg
China Rolie
Kahlberg
Willig Sehlanm
Alfred Wohberg
Asavagan
Lace
Russia
China
Republicany
Tine, Inc
John Billings
Swanberg
Fortune
Luce
Leon Kronsberger
Robert Cantwell
Whittaker Chambers
Whittaker Chambers, All of Wwhout
Luca
Edward Kennedy
Massachusetts
Ernard Kenedy
la Kennedy
Particuli
Kennedy
Rae Lethal Drug Raids Raise Public Safety Fear
The piece reports on three break-ins in Winthrop and Collinsville by agents using no knock tactics. It questions legality and ethics, citing injuries and a $100,000 suit, and cites Myles Ambrose criticizing misuse of badges. It warns that indiscriminate raids threaten civil liberties and trust in law enforcement.
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Toston
Tate Richard Cardinal Cushing
Avivad
Winthrop
Collinsville
Myles J. Ambrose
Office For Drug Abuse Law Enforcement
Cotlnaville
le Eatd Ewbean
Vlelting
Uigie
Ambrose
Nixon
Moss Enforcement
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Columbus
Nebraska
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HEA
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Bette Midler
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Lamb
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