Chain letter for leaking Pentagon secrets calls for media fear
Opinion warns that a chain letter promising 1877 secret Pentagon excerpts could trigger legal battles and print riots. It mocks the idea of illicitly publishing restricted papers and urges adherence to constitutional press rights, naming major outlets and warning not to break the chain.
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Vietnam
Pentagon
Brazil
United States
Grass roots opinion SIGNEY Ohio gun week
Grassroots opinion pieces claim crime thrives under gun control and warn of summer unrest. The text also reports on Vietnam press restrictions from a 1962 State Department memo, noting limits on reporter access and mission accompaniment.
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Signey
Ohio
Unrest Era Ties to Vietnam Missions Prompted Censorship
Accounts describe 1962 tensions over American directed combat against Viet Cong and cautions to avoid sensational war reporting. The piece details strict guidance, a forced resignation controversy of Lt. James Carr, and the pressure from Air Force leaders including Secretary Robert Seamans amid ongoing controversy over Vietnam coverage.
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Air Force
Robert Seamans
Carr
Andrews
Seamans
Storytellers and dreamers in New York columnists era
A nostalgic, critique filled reminiscence on Walter Winchell and other columnists. Anecdotes recount doctors aiding the poor, a Park Row writer’s tale of crime and vengeance, and a failed Hollywood partnership. The piece shifts to a New York AP bulletin on stock tips by Milton Fisher, urging caution and challenging OTC markets.
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Park Row
New York
Milton Fisher
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How to evaluate a stock prospectus warns against junk issues
Fisher urges investors to study the prospectus before buying local stocks. He highlights five key areas: earnings history, price-earnings ratio, dilution, risk factors, and certain transactions. Readers should compare earnings to price, assess insider value, and note any late adjustments or unusual transactions.
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Fisher
Tillotson sisters compete for Hollywood star on stage
In Corry on June 15 1951 Joan and Shirley Tillotson of Spartansburg head to the Stanley in Pittsburgh for the Warner Brothers RCA Star Discovery finals. Also noted is a 233 225 skeet victory by Cory skeeter at Penn York League range and local store improvements by W T Grant with interior refinishing by J S Lanston Company.
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