Threatened press freedom on Capitol Hill sparks alarm
Opinion piece warns that a new federal draft criminal code could curb press freedom by criminalizing publication of classified or national security information. It cites McClelland’s Senate staff draft, defines misuse of classified information, and argues the government cannot censor papers without proof of direct danger, urging defense of the First Amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Hill
Washington
Congress
Senate Subcommittee On
John L McClelland
Arkansas
United States
Pentagon
Defense
State Departments
Supreme Court
George Orwell
Orwell
Senate
Indians seize Broken Treaties Papers from BIA building
A caravan of Indian activists smuggled thousands of government documents from the Bureau of Indian Affairs after occupying the BIA building. Police escorted the 40-vehicle convoy through Washington and beyond, while the FBI tracked the missing papers as leaders like Russ Means and Sid Mills coordinated the operation and later faced a staged crackdown.
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Washington
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Sitting Bull
Custer
7Th Cavalry
Little Big Horn
BIA
White House
Russ Means
Louis Bruce
Means
Sid Mills
Vietnam
Bill Anderson the country star who defied odds
New York AP profile of Bill Anderson born in South Carolina, a Heralded country music star and author with over 500 songs. He overcame no college degree for success, fronts The Po Boys, tours 100000 miles yearly, and hosts The Bill Anderson Show on 120 stations. He earned up to 5500 per concert and relies on lyric storytelling.
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New York
Bill Anderson
Bill
Anderson
Sill
The
Atlanta Constitution
University of Georgia
Roger
Skippy the deer ends in tragedy for Vermont family
In Vermont, Skippy the wild deer adopted by the Koloski family returns to the forest but is shot by a bow hunter after years of living with Dan Koleski and neighborhood children. Dan, recently recovering from a train accident, learns of Skippy’s death as he confronts the hunter and the family’s grief.
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Dan
Vermont
Skippy
Koloski Farm
Dan Koleski
Global economies push wages and prices to new highs
The passage notes wage-price escalation across industrial nations including Canada Britain Germany Italy France Japan and others as economies push resources to the limit and seek higher levels of wages and prices. It highlights the unlikelihood of declines while expansion continues.
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Canada
Britain
Germany
Italy
France
Japan
United States
Europe
Corry Firms Begin Drilling and Expand Sales Reach
Corry Beaverdam Gas and Petroleum starts round the clock drilling on Carter Hill at the Stutzman farm, second company to commence while Corry Jamestown Mig Corp expands sales in the southeast and west coast with new Atlan a Ge and Los Angeles offices under chairman David A Hillstrom. Christmas party notes mark small community life with 14 Birthday Club members and Mrs Elmer Sharer honored.
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Beaverdam Gas and Petroleum Corporation
Carter Hill
Stutzman Farm
United States
West Coast
Corry-Jamestown Mig. Corp
Atlana
Los Angeles
Calif
David A Hillstrom
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Frank Carlucci
Larry Hand Boy
Steve Robideau
FBI
Cleveland
St. Paul
William Lais
Paul Harvey
Dartford
Joe Koloskis
Koloskis
White River Valley
Free
ToGo
He Was
John Cunniff
Corry
Stanley Anderson
Birthday Club
Elmer Sharer
Harry W. Parker
Phoenix
Ariz
Boyd Parker
Parker
Spring Street
White River
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