Hearings to examine press liberties amid government clashes
The Senate Subcommittee on Constitutional Rights plans public hearings on press freedoms in light of government attempts to constrain publication. Views range from absolutist First Amendment protection to balancing societal interests, with scholars like Alexander M. Bickel offering a middle ground.
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Justice Department
Pentagon
House Commerce Committee
Columbia Broadcasting System
Senate Subcommittee On
Ervin
North Carolina
Congress
Pentagon Papers
Hugo Black
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Solicitor General
Friend of the Court
The
Times
Supreme Court
Earl Caldwell
Alexander M. Bickel
Yale Law School
Piece of the action and press freedom debated in public
A discussion contrasts a national dividend plan to give citizens a cash share of taxes with current welfare programs. It weighs corporate profits, unions, and political ideas, then shifts to press independence, double talk, and the role of reporters as sentinels guarding public liberty.
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John Perry
Perry
GOP
Double Talk Echoed in Feminine Phrases and Connotations
A collection of quoted lines and inferred thoughts illustrates how feminine double talk functions in everyday speech. The item juxtaposes spoken phrases with the implied interpretation, highlighting social and cultural undercurrents.
Grass roots opinion on welfare reform in Chicago area
A North Loop News opinion piece from Chicago voices concern over welfare abuse and political manipulation. The author cites observed corruption and coercion by precinct captains to influence voting. The piece argues for drastic reform or abolition of the welfare system to restore accountability and responsibility.
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Chicago, Ill
North Loop News
Snow First Since Last Winter Shocks Corry Morning
Corry woke to the first snowfall since last winter with flecks swirling around shortly after 10 AM. The Presbyterian Junior Hi and Senior Hi groups plan a worship service on Sunday at the Indians on the Cornplanter Reservation near Onoville NY. Clifford McCloskey led bowling with a 234 game as 12 keglers joined the 200 Club. Corry High football tied Warren Dragons 0 0 on Junior High field after pressing into enemy territory three times. Horace Brynolfson 17 performed several vocal numbers on WOCL Jamestown Saturday evening, drawing big local interest and a planned return engagement.
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Presbyterian Church
Cornplanter
Onoville
N.Y
Clifford McCloskey
Corry High
Beavers
Warren Dragons
Horace Brynolfson
Paul Brynolfson
West Smith Street
WOCL
Jamestown
Pressure to fix prices and Wall Street commission debate
The piece argues that price fixing persists in a free enterprise economy and discusses the SEC’s approval of fixed higher commissions after a general wage and price freeze. Merrill Lynch is highlighted as a profitable counterexample amid fixed rates, while concerns grow that small investors face higher, subsidized commissions and reduced service.
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New York
United States
Securities and Exchange Commission
New York Stock Exchange
SEC
Wall Street
Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Understanding Pennsylvania Divorce Law and IRS Refund Timelines
The answer explains that two years of separation does not automatically grant a divorce in Pennsylvania. Desertion must be wilful, with the claimant proven as an injured and innocent spouse, and there must be at least two years of desertion. A revised divorce code failed to pass. It also covers IRS refunds, noting processing varies by season and should take about two months if no issues arise. If delayed, contact a local IRS representative. delays can stem from taxpayer neglect such as missing social security numbers.
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Ronald
Madge
Myrtle
Pennsylvania
Internal Revenue Service
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NDP
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