Censorship and exchange in Soviet photo exhibit
An American photography exhibit tours the Soviet Union as cultural exchange accelerates, yet censors remove 26 of 400 books including Time Life Library of Photography and a NatGeo Alaska volume. Critics say self censorship by Harper Row spares Soviets from confronting controversial works, while purporting openness in others.
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Time-Life Library of Photography
Alistair Cooke
America
National Geographic Illustrated
Alaska
Moscow
Hitler
Soviet
Harper & Row
Solzhenitsyn
Andrei Amalrik
Klan plans disrupt national conference noted in Detroit News
The Detroit News ran an objective piece on the Ku Klux Klan's plan to disrupt the National Women's Conference in Houston next November. Robert Shelton, imperial wizard, claimed female Klansmen infiltrate women's groups to undermine society. Critics say such views misrepresent decency and deserve no credence.
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Detroit News
KKK
Houston
Robert Shelton
Imperial Wizard of the Klan
City finances shock Buckley decries SEC role in New York race
Buckley critiques SEC report on New York City finances amid mayoral race. The piece argues SEC has no warrant over municipal securities and voters bear the consequence, noting investor ignorance on city budgeting and debt. It questions extending securities laws to municipal transactions.
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New York
New York Daily News
New Jersey
SEC
Daily News
Beame
Securities and Exchange Law
New York Times
Golls
Lances fate and Carter era loom over hard times ahead
Washington sources say Bert Lance's support within the Carter White House wanes as economic dangers grow. Officials shift focus from Lance's ethics to policy outcomes, while polls show Carter's popularity fluctuating with spending conflicts and looming recession. Some suggest Lance may leave yet none will force him out.
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Jimmy Carter
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Sindlinger
Washington Press Corps
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OMB
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Shogan
Hamilton Jordan
Jordan
Pot
College Entrance Examination Board
Educational Testing Service
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Spiro Agnew
Duke
Harvard
Oberlin
Stanford
Podunk State
Danville Register Public Letters Policy Notice
The Danville Register invites letters to the editor with signatures and addresses to be printed, and writers may list telephone numbers for verification. All letters are subject to editing and may be shortened when space is tight.
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Danville Register
Carter team channels Panama talks into national cause
Washington reports that President Carter and aides have framed the Panama Canal treaty as a national mission, leveraging support from the Joint Chiefs, Kissinger, and Meany. Observers note disciplined negotiations, secret terms such as canal rentals, and a sharp break from prior leaks, highlighting effective strategy and Latin world outreach.
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Ford
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Henry Kissinger
George Meany
Phillip Harman
Sol Limowitz
Ellsworth Bunker
Hamilton Jordan
Landon Butler
Omar Torrijos
Panama
White House
National Security Council
Carter era leaks threaten unity and policy clarity
The piece notes pervasive leaks from Zbigniew Brezinski’s PRM process and attributes them to deep factional divides within the Democratic Party. It argues leaks distort presidential positions, reflect interagency tensions, and complicate Carter’s governance and foreign policy discourse.
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Red China
Carter
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