Impossible Brew: Press Fights Government News Censorship
Washington dispatch reports publishers and broadcasters accusing the government of deceiving the public in crises. Critics say news management erodes a free press and informed public, likening tactics to communist nations, and warn secrecy harms democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Freedom of Information Committee
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
Dispatch
Public support grows for investor owned electric utilities
Public opinion surveys based on 1,200 interviews across 75 towns in 34 states show growing confidence in investor owned electric utilities. Voters in Denver suburbs recently backed Public Service Company of Colorado franchise issues 22 to 1 and 20 to 1, respectively, underscoring a trend favoring private power over costly government projects.
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Denver
Public Service Company of Colorado
Washington, D. C
Greensboro Social Notes Chronicle Weekend Visits
A long list of weekend visits and greetings from Greensboro and nearby towns. Among those visiting were Mrs. Harry Bastian for an 82nd birthday, Mrs. James Stewart and family from Washington, and Mrs. Ralph Tieman and son from Smyrna. Hospital updates note Henry Lucas improving at Easton hospital. Various gatherings include birthday dinners, trips to New York City by NC H S seniors, and a large wedding reception in Barnesville. Out-of-town guests at the Parsons Morris wedding attended by many from Salem, Haddonfield, Millsboro, Dover and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bastian
James Stewart
Washington
Ralph Tieman
Smyrna
Henry Lucas
Easton Hospital
Robert Stevenson
Charles Jackson
Edgar Anderson
Bridgeville
Fred Brown
Baltimore
Goldsboro
Jackson
Mary Dorman
Clinton Dorman
Milford
Stanley Tabor
Ticonderoga
N. Y
Ridgely
Greensboro
New York City
Statue of Liberty
Manhattan
United Nations, Stock Exchange
Chinatown
the Bowery
Museum of Natural History
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Empire State Building
Radio City Music Hall
Levin W. Taylor
South Atlantic
Soroptimist Club
Cavalier Hotel
Virginia Beach
Wilson Jump
Irving Ober
Betty Lou Thomas
Horace DuBois
Barnesville Baptist Church
DuBois
Greensboro Baptist Church
James Shively
Christian Gottwall
James Powell
Thomas McEwen
Merchantville
N. J
Charles Rampmeyer
Holly Road
Town
Veterans Hospital
Elsmere
Del
Horace Edwards
Parsons-Morris
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Carole Litchfeldt
Anita Shimp
Alan Campbell
Neil Crosp
Salem
Donard Eddison
Haddonfield
Phillip Korohowski
Wilmington
Bonnie Dean
Harrington
Beverly Warrington
Don Mitchell
Millsboro
Dotty Kelly
Friend
Dover
Louise Dulin
Queen Anne
Elmer Stufft
Glenolden
Ned Reed
Claymont Heights
Delaware
T. R. Nashold
Hillsboro Social Note Covers Weddings and Visits
Friday and Saturday visits fill the Hillsboro area as the Krabills host relatives at Woodland Beach near Annapolis. The Queen Anne Fire Co. fights a fire at Friendship Airport on the Western Shore Saturday. Guests span multiple towns including Chester and Denton with travel to Washington Zoo and a Portu galSpain Academy trip. A Centreville alcohol awareness program is announced for April 25 at Centreville School Cafeteria. Mrs. Pepper opens an interdenominational book and novelty shop in Ridgely.
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Harold Krabill
Steve
Earl Krabill
Woodland Beach
Annapolis
Queen Anne Hillsboro
Warren
Fiss
Nancy
Baltimore
Percy W. Thomas
Fred Channel
Paul
Chester
Lawrence Thornton
Judy
Beth
Ross Allen
Kim
Rhonda
Patsy Stivers
Denton
Glen Secrist
Cordova
Richard Williams
Ridgely
Washington Zoo
Susie Thompson
William Thompson
Granville Towers
Sherman
Linda
Lisa
Twin River Farm
Grace Collins
Federalsburg
Effie Tarburton
Linda Krabill
Winnie Cohee
Kurt Lederer
Academy of Arts
Easton
Portugal
Spain
France
Idlewild
Pan- American Airways
Lisbon
Madrid
Prado
Toledo
Castillion
San Sebastian
Segovia
Salamanca
Valle- Aolid
Burgos
Pyrenees
Carcassone
Centreville
Alcoholics Anonymous
Alateen
Birth Announcements and Military Moves Reported
The document notes the birth of a son, Theodore Rodney Jr., in Nuremberg Germany on April 9 with parents residing there where Mr Nashold is stationed with the Armed Forces. Mrs Nashold is Irm garde Ketterle of Munich. MSgt Glen L Maier arrived in Greensboro to join his wife and son after duty in Turkey and Pakistan. They plan to visit his parents in St Angels Fla en route to Mather Air Base California. Mrs Edgar Anderson returns home to Bridgeville after months with her daughter. Daryl Nashold spent weekend with grandmother Mrs G H Nashold.
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Nounce
Theodore Rodney, Jr
Nuremberg
Germany
Nashold
Irmgarde Ketterle
Munich
Glen L. Maier
Turkey
Pakistan
Greensboro
Maier
Eddie
Ann Clark
Mather Air Base
California
St. Angels
Fla
Edgar Anderson
Bridgeville
Fred Spence
Pregnancy myths in old wives tales debunked
An obstetrician answers common questions on pregnancy in the April 28 issue of The American Weekly, color gravure magazine in Baltimore American. The piece addresses weight gain after pregnancy and whether female embryos are stronger.
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American Weekly
Baltimore American
State Trooper Activity During The Past Week
State Police report four accidents in the past week near Denton and Federalsburg. Lloyd Cox of Denton was rear ended while turning. Guessford charged with reckless driving. William Wood of Ridgely hit a bull. no charges. Larry Moss of Greenwood fell asleep. car total loss and Moss charged with reckless driving. Harold English of Federalsburg failed to negotiate a turn. car total loss and English charged with excessive speed and failing to keep right. Drive to arrive ALIVE.
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Denton
Lloyd Wesley Cox
William Preston Guessford
Guessford
Nolsinger Lane
William Kenneth Wood
Ridgely
Eli Ebling
Rte. 331
Tanyard
Larry Ladon Moss
Greenwood
Moss
Federalsburg
Harold Gray
English
Caps column praises Gross and taunts unions
A Capitol column lauds Cortland S. Gross of Lockheed for resisting forced unionization while noting past union defeats at the plant. It contrasts pay for union leaders to itemized expenses with IRS scrutiny, cites media roles in strikes, warns against government “managed news,” condemns Communist influence, and questions Russian and Chinese nuclear ambitions amid current arms talks.
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Cortland S. Gross
Lockheed Aircraft
Lockheed
White House
Gross
Read and clip ads before you buy
The text extols print advertising in newspapers, noting readers cut out and share ads, clip coupons, compare designs features and prices, and keep messages accessible for later reference, arguing print advertising drives sales by matching consumer buying habits.
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Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson, Incorporated
Benjamin F. Johnson, SR
Benjamin F. Johnson, JR
Malcolm Melvin
Market Street
Maryland
Caroline County
National Editorial Asociation
Sete RE Et Ne Eocals School
Merrel Spence
Hillsboro
Karl Harrison
William Dudley
Near Milford
Norman Hamstead
al Lehman
Philadelphia
Dorothy Pepper
Grace Smith
Pepper
Daryl Nashold
G. H. Nashold
By Vant Neff
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers
McDonald
Jimmy Hoffa
New York
Commie
Far Western University
Medina
New
York
Warsaw
Finland
Cuba
Russia
Red China
Print Advertising Association
Merton
Newspapri
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