Freedom of the Press and Civil Limits on Censorship
A community discussion underscores that freedom of the press protects publishing by all citizens, including the poor, without prior restraint by government. Courts printing or suppressing embarrassing material can erode constitutional guarantees, since the power rests with the people, not the state.
New Zealand Aviator Richard Pearse Claimed Pre Wright Flight
Almost 70 years after the Wright brothers Kitty Hawk flight, New Zealanders prize Richard Pearse as possibly first to fly a heavier than air machine. A Museum director plans a pavilion for Pearse exhibits, but records on earlier flights remain inconclusive.
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Neale McMillan
Wellington
New Zealand
Orville
Wilbur Wright
Kitty Hawk
N.C
Richard Pearse
Wright Brothers
Pearse
Auckland
Museum of Transport and Technology
R. J. Richardson
NTA mystery and P G ties to Nixon era policy
Investigative piece details Procter & Gamble efforts to push NTA aka nitric striacetic acid despite health fears. It links Bryce Harlow to White House lobbying, reports HEW review of NTA risks, and cites in house and external studies on metals, cancer, and birth defects. The article notes a 1970 71 timeline, Monsanto deal, and potential long term studies.
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Washington
Proctor & Gamble
Bryce Harlow
NTA
Richard Nixon
White House
Harlow
Capitol Hill
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Proctor’ & Gamble
Mutual fund categories defy growth expectations in five year study
New York AP report reviews Arthur Lipper Corp data showing growth funds at 37.65 percent, growth and income 34.42, balanced 34.42, and income 38.39 over five years to March 30. It notes large gains among top growth funds and wide intra-category differences, warning averages mask extremes. For Q1 1972 growth funds rose 11.07 percent versus 5.94 for growth and income, 4.23 balanced, and 2.97 income.
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Arthur Lipper Corp
Fall schedules set by NBC ABC and CBS war for audience
New York AP reports the three networks unveil fall entertainment lines seen as battle plans for ratings. NBC scrapped Sarge and The Funny Side after stiff competition, reshuffled lineups, and plans to move Bonanza and The Bold Ones to Tuesday night.
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New York
NBC
Sarge
ABC
CBS
Corry notes and TV shakeups span 1952 and 1972 items
A 1952 Corry report details Rev Elmer A Ortner’s election to lead St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church Rochester as Rev Harry Bowman resigns. It also notes Corry School district spending per pupil at 184.63 vs 223.95 median in 27 third class cities, and a 1952 junior prom theme fairyland. A 1932 item recounts rifle range funding for local National Guard and Corry High baseball practice with 45 varsity hopefuls. A 1972 broadcast shakeup describes ABC and NBC adjusting schedules to new FCC limits and lineup changes including Temperature’s Rising, Bonanza, All in the Family, The Sandy Duncan Show, and Mannix.
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Elmer A. Ortner
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
Rochester A
St. Paul's Evanglical Lutheran Church
Harry S. Bowman
Corry
Pennsylvania Economy League
Corry High School
McCall
ABC
Federal Communications Commission
Dick van Dyke Show
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Monsanto Chemical
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Jesse Steinfeld
William Ruckehs
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Charles Colson
James Whittaker
Peter Flanigan
HEW
Merlin DuVal
Arthur D. Little, Inc
Hushbush
John Cunniff
Pennsylvania National Guard