Publicity as deterrent urges open reporting on crime
The Burnley Express argues news coverage should deter crime, blaming readers and parents for ignoring wickedness. It defends publicity as a safeguard to law and order and cites shared press philosophy with American papers, urging kept open reporting to mobilize decent citizens.
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Freedom drives American newspapers from censorship
Spindale NC Sun editorial argues newspapers must be free to freely inform the public and resist censorship. It asserts freedom distinguishes U S newspapers from those in communist regions and calls for ongoing press liberty.
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Taxes curb inflation in mixed view from Corry paper
The Corry Evening Journal discusses whether taxes curb inflation, noting that large budget gaps often stem from local, state, and federal taxes. It cites Labor Department living-cost budgets showing tax portions rising in all tiers and contrasts city differences from Anchorage to New York.
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Ford Tot Guard seat delays expose safety claim chasm
Ford Motor's Tot Guard child safety seat touted as a breakthrough in 1967 remains scarce after surveys in Massachusetts New Jersey Washington D C and other locales show most dealers lack the device. INFANTS group led by George Washington University students alleges bait and switch while Ford cites back orders and a new shift to meet rising demand.
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Drivers on the Road and Its Hidden Dangers
A trucker essay warns that all drivers have faults from the calm to the reckless. It condemns the "crazies" who speed and cut lanes and notes many avoidable crashes, urging defensive driving and awareness of feet-to-stop distances to prevent tragedies on American highways.
A World of Love TV special with UNICEF aid
CBS hosted A World of Love featuring Shirley MacLaine with Julie Andrews Audrey Hepburn Barbra Streisand and U N personnel children. The show blended holiday warmth with UNICEF fund-raising and a storytelling segment led by Bill Cosby and Florence Henderson. A later 60 Minutes segment examined potentially dangerous toys and a Boston toy collection.
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