Telegraphic Opinion on Gag Orders and Press Freedom
A federal judge faced contempt threats over televising a murder case testimony. The U S Supreme Court declined to review, leaving appellate upholding and prompting calls for clarification of gag orders. Reporters argued public trials require open reporting despite judicial restrictions.
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Feo Haton
U.S. Supreme Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Mic
Accisi Ta Tie
Supreme Court
Air Fresheners Demand and Domestic Dilemmas
A humorous column notes Dagwood Bunstead savoring kitchen aromas after work but worries air fresheners mask real scents. It discusses covers ups with pine or lilac scents and disinfectant sprays replacing natural kitchen smells, reflecting nostalgia for authentic cooking aromas.
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Dagwood Bunstead
Rene
Sian
Mayor Gerber Replies To The People Speak Letter
Mayor Fred Gerber extends two installment rebuttals to a critical letter about city unions and pay. He defends wage policies, pension misstatements, and communication efforts, citing council actions, overtime, and job upgrades while urging readers to consider the evidence before concluding. The second section will run Monday.
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Columbus Telegram
Fred Gerbertr
Gerber
Colubus
Nioe
Odo
Eily
Eily Oes
Cily
Columbus
Unnions
Manuel
Safety, Insurance and Personnel Committee
Kusek
Etter
Taping the turkey on Thanksgiving Day controversy
A man questions President Nixon's claim to declare November 22 as Thanksgiving Day noting credibility doubts and potential political motives. He debates executive privilege and asks for tapes to prove the date, while others defend honoring the holiday and supporting Nixon’s decision.
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Washington
Nixon
Arman
Thanksgiving
Agnew
Rehoze
Se Clemente
Oval
Turkey
Bicentennial Years recounts colonial tensions and 19th century campaigns
A long column surveys 18th and 19th century events from King George’s stance toward Parliament to mass protests in Boston over tea, plus later political campaigns of Clay and Bryan. It notes the 1873 Virginius affair with Capt. Fry, capturing ships and the resulting U.S.–Spain tensions and indemnities.
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Aasign
Copley News Service
Worl
Newport
F.C
George al
Massachusetts Assembly
Boston
East India Company
England
New York
London
Royal Fusiliers
Theary Clay
Congress
Kentucky
Joan Adams
Andrew Jackson
James K. Polk
William Jennings Bryan
Clay
Norman Thomas
Joseph Fry
Annapolis
Caribbean
Spain
Wegatly
U.S
High Seas
Cuba
Most powerful US earthquake record and cowbird riddle
Question and answer puzzle from an old paper asks about the largest U S quake in Alaska in March and San Francisco. pairs with a riddle about a hen cowbird peculiarity noting a cow hind lays a single nest and the bird abandons it if the mate is absent.
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United States
Alaska
San Francisco
Chilean gremialist movement shifts Allende era wreckage
The Chilean counter revolution shows genuine reformist aims within a new gremialist system. Truckers, physicians, lawyers and teachers organize to press economic and social interests while the regime dismantles Marxist groups block by block. Large estates remain, property seizures slow, and investment climate improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor X
Presiduit Allende
Myer
Chile
Guzman
Catholic University
Santiago
Jose Antonia
Spain
United States
Robinson Crgog
le Cleaners
Me Lwoo
Repinie
Allende
Alga Maved Ly
Allwills
Giso
Kissinger Defends U S Soviet Detente Strategy
Henry Kissinger argues for a strategic American approach to Moscow, urging conciliation with the Soviet leadership while pressuring them to honor any agreements. He contends that concessive talks in disarmament and trade areas can reduce risk of war, with the onus on the Kremlin if they fail to keep faith.
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Henry Kissinger
Soviet Union
Russia
Mideast
Kissinger
Moscow
Leonid Brezhnev
John Foster Dulles
Kremlin
United States
West
Donue
Oster Didles
Hos
Dulles
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Your Freedom
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Goud
Vreedom
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Ower
Toker Slake
Ballalian
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Mudie
Biibitely
SainteTah
Asec
Woodenshire Mwahout
Wsheath
Dcirl
Ita
Teassh
Jeffrey
Hart
Ray
Cromley
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