Press Right vs. Subpoenas in Watergate Contempt Case
Opposition to compelled disclosure grows as Los Angeles Times chief John F. Lawrence is jailed briefly for refusing to hand over taped interviews with a key Watergate witness. The piece argues for stronger shield laws to protect confidential sources and the press.
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White House
Watergate
John F. Lawrence
Washington
Los Angeles Times
Lawrence
Alfred C. Baldwin
John J. Sirica
United States Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Powell
William Farr
Corry City Council adopts 1953 budget and tax measures
Corry voters learn that the City Council approved the budget and tax levying ordinances without changes from tentative figures. LIF Shepard of General Telphone Co announces design changes to bills to streamline processing. Six new members join Corry Jamestown 25 year club at the Hotel Corry event: Harley Marsh John Fenno Rasmus Thompson Raymond Burr Snoe Hulett and O McClintock.
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General Telphone Company of Pennsylvania
Lif. Shepard
Corry Jamestown
Hotel Corry
Harley Marsh
John Fenno
Rasmus Thompson
Raymond Burr
Snoe Hulett
O. McClintock
Corry Journal Seeks Brief Reader Letters for Publication
The Corry Journal invites readers to submit brief legible letters on a single subject. Each letter must include the author’s signature and address for publication. Submissions may be condensed and the paper assumes no responsibility for statements made.
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The
Corry Journal
U S gave wings to drugs by Jack Anderson
A US GAO report claims Vietnam air force aid to opium smuggling is widespread. It cites airfields, aircraft types, and corruption that hinder anti narcotics efforts, detailing meetings between U S and Saigon leaders and limited seizures.
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U.S
Jack Anderson
Washington
Southeast Asia
Air Force Brass
South Vietnam
Saigon
GAO
United States
Ellsworth Bunker
Nouvyen van Thieu
Open season on landlords and rental property foes
A national debate pits tenants organizations against property owners as renters push for protections and laws while landlords claim coordinated campaigns threaten private ownership. Organized groups on both sides include National Tenants Organization and National Apartment Association with broader networks in Washington DC and beyond.
Fuqua Chairman Pushes Early Forecasts Despite Resistance
J B Fuqua of Fuqua Industries champions releasing annual reports and 1973 forecasts ahead of auditors. He argues insiders use internal budgets and that forecasts, though imperfect, offer value to investors. SEC consideration could make forecasts optional. Fuqua cites a minimum 1973 forecast of 484 million in sales and 2.4 million in earnings versus 1972 unaudited estimates of 430 million and 18 million.
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New York
Fuqua Industries
J. B. Fuqua
Leisure Products
J.B
Jby
Jolp J.B
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
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Was
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Root Furniture
South Center Street
Harry W. Mulligan
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San Francisco
Francis Latapie
Latapie
COKE
Coca Cola
Pope Foster
Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Taft
Calif
Foster
Pentagon
Veterans Administration
Board of Veterans Appeals
Arthur Kay
Paul Harvey
National Tenants Organization
National Tenants Information Services
National Welfare Rights Organization
Washington, D.C
United Planning Organization
Neighborhood Legal Service Program
Neighborhood Consumer Information Center
National
Apartment Assn
John Cunniff
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