Bar-Press Battle Warps Press Privacy Debate
In Our Opinion the bar press clash over government seizure of reports notes film and tapes raises core constitutional questions. We urge protecting confidential news gathering data and warn that granting access could undermine public trust and press independence. If authorities push to obtain material, papers should resist and safeguard readers interests.
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Congress
John Mitchell
Justice Department
Egypt
Associated Press
Cairo
Aly Mahmoud
Grass Roots Opinion Davison Index Promises and Proposals
A Davison Michigan opinion piece critiques political office seekers who announce grand promises and many rash proposals during the election campaign. It argues voters should weigh feasibility and accountability beyond bold assertions.
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Davison, Mich
Boyle Reviews Boyle 27 Years Of Daily Columns
New York AP piece reflecting on 27 years writing a daily column since 1943. The author recalls weight gain, aging, and stubborn crusades like motherhood, highway expansion, and dandelion as national flower while noting global and political turmoil. He laments missed White House calls and invites readers to join his cause with boxtops or messages.
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New York
America
Steere
U.S
White House
Washington
Nelson Rockefeller
Martin McKneally
Malcolm Wilson
McKneally
American Legion
Joe McCarthy
McCarthy
Roy Cohn
Mergers Really Are Harder Than They Look
Irwin Meyer of Meyer Bibicoff Morales & Co warns that many late sixties mergers failed due to neglecting the human element. The piece notes misalignment between small business owners and conglomerates, with buyers and sellers often misunderstanding each other’s motivations.
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Linda Rubey
NEW York (Ap
Irwin Meyer
Meyer, Bibicoff, Morales & Co
Meyer
Mr. Smith
Conglomerate
Harvard
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Intelligence Brief Spies Key Moves in Middle East
U S readies secret shipments to Israel including bombs rockets and radar evasion gear to counter Soviet arms in the truce zone. Nixon Meir 90 minute meeting praised review of Israel needs while State Dept fears aid undercuts peacemaking and fuels Arab backlash.
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Washington
United States
Israel
U.S
White House
Nixon
Golda Meir
State Department
Department
Middle East
Skyjacking Stop Trick Proposed by USC Professor
A columnist suggests a simple countermeasure to skyjacking after recounting past hijackings. The piece notes Arab hijackings and a Washington, D.C. ransom case, then cites Chaytor D. Mason of USC and Maj. Robert Picard proposing a minimal solution discussed with Airline Pilots Association officials.
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University of Southern California
Chaytor D. Mason
Air Force
Maj
Robert Picard
Legal Q and A on cross county arrest warrants for parking violations
A sheriff's deputy cannot normally go beyond their county to issue an arrest warrant for a parking violation in another county. The document outlines how service may occur via sending the original summons to the defendant's residence county, where the warrant can be served by the deputy. It also discusses broader airline security analogy about cockpit immunity and communication.
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Aps
Onhhe Taraeli
Israel
Egypt
Pentagon
Tel Aviv
U.S
West Virginia
Gav
Arch Moore
Moore
Uncle Sam
Justice Department
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