Cranston to push bills shielding confidential news sources
Senator Cranston plans two new measures to grant absolute protection for confidential news sources in state and federal courts. He cites jailing of reporters as proof the press needs robust shields, arguing protection must cover both levels to preserve free press rights.
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Alan Cranston
California
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Cranston
Los Angeles Times
William Farr
John Lawrence
Newark
N.J
Peter Bridge
Supreme Court
Sins to Avoid at Work and Home in The King’s Seal
A rambling list warns against lying about neighbors, cheating, stealing, and faking miracles in the office. It jokes about age, strength, and revenge while urging prudence in dating, finances, and travel, recalling 1972 sins and urging simpler, honest living.
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Sweden
Broken Treaties Papers expose Indian injustices and Morton clashes
Washington columnist outlines the Broken Treaties Papers alleging long-standing U.S. injustices against Indian nations from Delaware land payments to Sioux and Pit River cases. It criticizes Interior Secretary Morton for slow or evasive responses and details a fraud case about a pot smoker detector pitched to officials.
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Washington
Rogers Morton
Morton
Montgomery
Carl Cornelius
Rogers Marton
Look Homeward America Home Fronts Challenge New England
In a period of economic shift, but with a focus on national renewal, the piece argues for prioritizing home front strength. It notes President Nixon's promise of full employment without inflation, varying regional economic declines, manufacturing relocation, and a call to renovate the homeland as tracking shifts in industry and population. It mentions New England, New York, and broader national economic trends and optimism on stock markets amid growth and foreign investment.
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Nixon
U.S. Department of Commerce
New England
Wall Street optimism amid mutual fund redemptions
Wall Street shows overall strength as pension funds banks and insurers support stock prices while mutual funds face ten straight months of net redemptions. November redemptions exceeded sales by 258.3 million though total fund assets near 60 billion. Funds’ cash outs hinder buying opportunities despite broad market resilience.
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New York
Wall Street
U.S
Nixon ad and aid strategy amid recent hospital injuries
A scrambled fragment notes political actions linked to a Nixon era ad campaign and aid strategy. It mentions hospitals treating injuries and an unidentified fire department estimate, with references to fears around a central destination center.
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Assestir
Dres Cent
Start Up Shortly But Brewing Flames Jury
The fragment notes a scene of a fire in progress with a jury present and an hourlong timeline. It mentions an acre context and Fin as a potential name or label, but the readable text is severely limited and unclear.
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