Brinkley speech on press rights at USC draws sharp line
In a pointed USC address, TV figure Brinkley argues government seeks to muzzle the press while the people must know what happens at all government levels. The speech frames a timeless clash, asserting press protection over government restraint, with New York AP filler on aging and relics interwoven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Brimkiley
University of Southern California
Brinkley
Fey
New York
Grandpa
Fragmented musings on patriotism and party invitation reluctance
A garbled plea reflecting on social invitations and Christmas finances. It quotes pride in the Star Spangled Banner and questions about patriotism, opinions in discussions, and sharing affection. The piece drifts through self referenced aging and desire for youth, with no clear narrative or event.
Burger blocks film on Supreme Court steps clash
A history of Chief Justice Warren Burger resisting film makers including Gerald Ayres and Jack Nicholson. Burger refused a three minute scene of drunken sailors at the Supreme Court and blocked filming at other government sites until the National Archives allowed a segment. Also notes Nixon notes and FBI secret numbers and antipoverty travel charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Pictures
Gerald Ayres
Supreme Court
Jack Nicholson
Burger
Nicholson
Ayers
National Art Gallery
Ayres
National Archives
Corry Grows Clear on Garbage Dump Site in Wayne Township
Corry 20 years ago settles a garbage disposal problem with an agreement to use an isolated section of Wayne Township. Victor Stye of Corry relinquished dumps in Wayne Concord and Columbes Townships after protests. Local officials, including L. E. Graham Dallas Smiley Hubert Vaughn and Supt Lawrence Douglas, met in Pittsburgh with Sidney Ruffin of the bond counseling firm to finalize the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Victor Stye
R.D
Wayne
Concord
Columbes
Wayne Township
L. E. Graham
Dallas Smiley
Corry Area
The Story of the Human Family and Love
A reflective essay explores love, marriage, parenting, and the rights of children. It contrasts private relationships with public business analysis, noting how many parents overlook psychological needs while children seek affection and privacy within a corral of love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Kissinger
Vietnam
Reflective Musings on Finance and Education in 1972
The passage muses on averages and extremes in mutual funds and rent controls, contrasts slow and fast learners, and critiques permissive parenting. It notes Jack’s personal life, then reports New York Stock Exchange commission trends in 1972, detailing losses in Q3 and a 74 million overall profit from underwriting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arthur Lipper Gorp
Standard & Poor
New York Stock Exchange
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David
Corry Journal
Wed
Nesday
Hal Boyle
Mary
Warren Burger's
Blackball
Washington
Warren Burger
Norfolk Naval Station
New Hampshire
Chief Justice Burger
Transportation
John Volpe
Hese
Rose Mary Woods
White House
FBI
Harry Willis
South Sea Islands
Tom Mercer
Sam Francisco
Hawaii
Pago Pago
Linda Alm
Dorothy Richardson
Antipoverty
Bett Fear
iWertex Dragons
A &S
Focal
Frank Skye
Eddie Hatch
John Gibson
samSr
Eyor
Frank T. England
Gey Council
Regeler
Flanigan
Gene Kroll
Ford Agency
Sophie
Jiffie
Mutuals
Miss Boat
John Cunniff
Pennsylvania
IRS
Rutin
Corral
s.Jack
Duck
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