Free press and the First Amendment in a bicentennial reflection
The article extols free expression as essential to liberty under the First Amendment, noting that a free press protects both strong and weak voices. It cites Benjamin Franklin and urges continuous commitment to open public discussion, warning against limiting speech even for repugnant causes.
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Notable quotes on newspapers and free press
A collection of historic quotes on the press from figures like F P Dunne John Adams Thomas Jefferson James Madison Napoleon Bonaparte and others. The lines praise the press as a guardian of liberty and a tool for enlightenment while warning that ignorance and freedom cannot coexist without informed citizens.
CIA FBI assassination plots disclosed in secret testimony
Secret sworn testimony alleges CIA and FBI plotted occasional murders of enemy agents in the United States.Witnesses say they were asked to commit murder, with evidence of exotic assassination weapons sold to agencies and training at secret sites in the southeast. CIA and FBI deny involvement, while a Tampa FBI informant describes a plan to kidnap and kill a radical, posing as a court-related act.
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White backlash against equal rights spurs calls for reconsideration
Paul Harvey notes government efforts for equal rights face resistance as whites claim discrimination in housing schools and jobs. Detroit faces 825 white police layoffs due to federal orders, while EEOC is accused of failing to meet its own equal employment standards. George Meany denounces reverse discrimination and urges reassessment of white workers' sacrifices amid growing tensions.
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Freedom and responsibility in a nation of free will
A citizen laments the erosion of morals amid rising crime and welfare skepticism. The writer argues against absolute freedom, urging personal restraint and duty while criticizing perceived misuse of welfare programs and calls for taxpayer action. References to Corry Evening Journal and local figures frame the plea for reform.
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Sued in Davis Case Involving Los Aniloy Woman
A brief legal filing lists Sarah Ja as the wife of Singe Sued of Los An Davis in a civil matter from a local court. The document notes a year reference and claims against Ja but provides few details beyond the names.
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