Telegram Opinion Sparks Campus Debate on Power and Youth
A Washington group led by Fulton Lewis II forms a team of young, hard hitting spokesmen including Sen. William Brock Rep. Philip Crane and Rep. Guy Vander Jagt to mobilize in an opinion battle. Also in the lineup are William F. Buckley Jr. associate Will Rusher Jay Parker and Charles Stevens among others.
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Fulton Lewis
William Brock
Leimessen
Philip Crane
Illnois
Guy Vander Jagt
Michigan
Willian Rusher
TV Star
National Review
Jay Parker
Young Americans For Freedom
Charles Stevens
Truth squad forms antiwar dialogue committee
The 1971 United Student Alliance groups including Neil Salonen and Monika Pudo form the Ant Committee for Responsible Dialogue. They urge campus speakers to fund their own lectures and direct correspondence to national secretary Mrs. Mary Nemee Doremus. They warn leftist opposition may hinder free dialogue but claim truth remains unfazed and sharpened.
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Neil Salonen
Christian Policial Union
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America
Mary Nemee Doremus
National Press
Washington, D.C
Wage-Price Freeze Proposal Aims at Profits Link
The Wall Street Journal suggests tying wages to profits to calm wage price fears. Ralph Nader and George Meany are cited as opponents of the policy, while corporate profits per sales after tax are noted as rising under inflation. The piece argues no rush from unions to react and notes rising prices and profits alongside wage gains.
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George Meany
Ralph Nader
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Stanford Grapples With Academic Freedom Fracas
Stanford University faces a heated dispute over the conduct of English professor H. Bruce Franklin, accused of disrupting speech and inciting student action. A panel of tenured faculty will review charges via campus broadcasts, with petitions both opposing and supporting President Lyman’s move to discipline Franklin.
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Tom Forcade
Abbie Hoffman
California
Reagant
Alex Sheriffs
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H. Bruce Franklin
Herman Melville
Great White Whale
Stanford
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Henry “Cabot Lodge
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Lyman
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Mary McCarthy
Academe
Jack Priededtha
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American University
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Caputa
Menlo Park
Stein
Late Night Viet Nam Election Watch Sparks Home Toasts
An American family followed the South Vietnam presidential race as results flickered across three TV networks. Early counts favored Thieu with strong showings in Bu Chang Bien and To Bong, but late returns and vote irregularities left the outcome uncertain and surprise at morning light.
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White House
Vietnam
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NBC
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CBS
Thieu
Eric Sevareid
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Unclear OCR fragment prompts scattered glossary items
A jumble of OCR fragments lists various terms and partial phrases including numbers and stray words. The readable items mention Latvia, Calyx leaf birds, a city, dyes, and a few vague hints at products or gadgets, but there's no coherent event or person to summarize.
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Latvia
The News Twisters Bias Claims Stir Media Debate
The piece reviews Edith Fron Efron’s study in TV Guide alleging liberal bias on CBS NBC and ABC. It cites a word count showing heavy anti Nixon coverage and claims all networks fed a liberal narrative, challenging the fairness doctrine and broadcast ethics.
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Walter Cronkitc
Fred Friendly
Frank Stanton
Edith Mfron
CBS
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NBC
Federal Communications Commission
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TV Guide
Walter Cronkite
David
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Richard Nixon
WBC
Miss Terrar
Media Bias Alleged in TV Coverage of 1968 Campaign
The piece argues network broadcasts favored the Democratic liberal axis, with slanted Vietnam War coverage and bias against Republican Richard Nixon. It cites word counts showing uneven emphasis on issues and candidates, notes evasion of violent radicals, and questions FCC action under the Fairness Doctrine.
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Nixon
United States
ABC
CBS
NBC
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U.S
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Richard Nison
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Federal Communications Commission
FCC
The People Speak on Editorial and Drug Issue Observed
A Columbus High School Discoverer letter defends student journalism after a KIT radio critique of a drug arrest article. It argues for presenting multiple viewpoints, notes accompanying pieces on drugs education, and asserts the paper remains by and for students and the community.
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Columbus
Nation's Press Warns On Farm Law Threats
A discussion on proposed farm legislation highlights the risk to free bargaining. Lawmakers debate a measure that would create a bargaining board with power to compel buyers to purchase from certain associations. Critics warn this could undermine free markets and voluntary cooperatives, challenging farmers’ freedom to choose partners and terms.
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American Farm Bureau
Thallis
Rinera
Senate
Sens
Tunney
California
Ted Curtis
Nebraska
Congress
Congress Dereby
Thes Chase
Whethey
Readers question Columbus Telegram on school nature day omission
A letter from Myron Synovee and Russell Krupicka criticizing the Columbus Telegram for not covering a rural District 10 nature day at Pawnue Park. They argue the educational event involving 46 students from 5th and 6th grades deserved news coverage and defend newspaper responsiveness amid editor deadlines and staff sickness.
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Poor Horsemen of Notre Dame Backfield Members
The backfield known as the Poor Horsemen of Notre Dame included Harry Stuhldreher Kim Crawley and Miller and Elmer Layden. A beaver's teeth never stop growing and the animal continually gnaws.
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