POW exhibit may spark Capitol court clash with Perot
A life size replica of POW prison conditions in the Capitol Crypt drew praise from supporters and opposition from antiwar groups led by the ACLU. They fought for equal time, while Ross Perot urged political action to make POW issues a campaign topic. A 1971 court ruling upheld the right to free expression in the Crypt.
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Poland presses liberalizing under Gierek era press push
In Poland the press gains space as liberalization widens. Polityka covers cabinet meetings led by Premier Piotr Jaroszewicz, noting blunt rebukes to provincial officials and tax hints amid budget strains. Gierek seeks closer contact with ordinary people, endorsing press as a social gauge.
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