Remembering Robert Maynard Hutchins and His Press Work
Perspective recalls Robert Maynard Hutchins who died May 15 in Santa Barbara. He chaired the Commission on Freedom of the Press which produced A Free and Responsible Press. The report urged press freedom with greater responsibility and warned that faults become public dangers unless addressed.
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Robert Maynard Hutchins
Santa Barbara
Calif
Commission On Freedom of the Press
Hutchins
Elizabeth Taylor Shines During Danville Visit
Elizabeth Taylor drew praise in Danville Friday evening for her vibrant presence at the National Tobacco Textile Museum and Averett College. The star, aged, Hollywood veteran, recalls Martha’s screen aura and earns local admiration as she visits the area.
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Elizabeth Taylor
Danville
U.S. Senate
National Tobacco Textile Museum
Averett College
Martha
Virginia Woolf
Carter stresses partnership with people in town hall
President Carter frames government as a partner in domestic and foreign policy during a televised town hall with Los Angeles residents. The Q and A highlights a gap between individual concerns and national welfare, showing sympathy for ordinary citizens while limiting the individual's role in the partnership.
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Town Hall
Los Angeles
Carter
Carter Gains Ground With Midwest Voters In Shift From Ford
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report in Milwaukee area that Carter leads Ford among middle Midwest voters if election were held today. Pollsters show Carter voters a mix of approval for energy plans and concerns over Carter's style and impulsiveness, with some Ford supporters undecided.
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Wis
Jimmy Carter
Gerald Ford
Patrick Caddell
Cambridge
Franklin Village
Milwaukee
Ford
Yerun
Carter
Frankli
Caddell
Caddells
Mr. Carter
Nore
Old Dutch Uncle Bit Warns American Business
James J. Kilpatrick notes a Sentry Insurance study shows American business faces stubborn consumer doubts. The survey, by Harris & Associates, finds widespread dissatisfaction with warranties and perceived declines in product longevity and value.
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Washington
Sentry Insurance
Marketing Science Institute
Louis Harris & Associates
Nixon And His Loyalty To Friends Draw Fire In TV Interview
Washington observers react to Richard Nixon's first post Watergate television appearance. They criticize his claim he did not fire Haldeman and Ehrlichman out of friendship and loyalty, arguing his handling harmed key aides and damaged public trust. Names like Klein, Woods, Rogers, and Kissinger frame discussions of Nixon's "loyalty" and its costs.
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Washington
Richard Nixon
Capital Hill
Obo
Nikon
J. Dt. Haldeman
Jahr Erlichman
Feart
Dick Nixon
Nixon
Herbert Klein
Rosemary Wade
Klein
Senate
Kteln
Herb
Tim
Klefti
Haldeman
Ron Ziegler
Com
Woods
William Rogers
Henry Kissinger
Rogers
Kissinger
Rlichman
David and
Jonathan
Wiss
Wil
al Washington
U S Policy And Castro Amid Africa Tensions
U S policy toward Cuba under Carter remains muddled amid Castro's expansion in Africa and links with leftist movements. The piece cites Latin American instability, threats to Central America, and El Salvador and Costa Rica incursions as context for a tougher, clearer stance. It notes Bonsal’s warning against any Cuba relations reset while stressing regional dangers from Castroist influence.
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Washington
Ethiopia
Fidel Castro
Africa
Cuba
Castro
Carter
Philip Bonsal
United States
Bonsal
America
Havana
U.s.s House of Representatives
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Little Bart
Rowland Evans and
Robert Novak
Midwest
Garter
Vic
John K. Singlaub
Teakhaj
DEM
Berals
James J. Kilpatrick
Sisty
Harris
Whysmit
Wosk
FBI
Ralph Dle Toledano
Faldeman
Rosemary
Pat Nixon
Charles Bartlett
U.S
Caribbean
Mavana
el Salvador
Salvadore Ans
Radia Itavana
Oduber
Costa Rica