Testimonial on News Media Bias and Public Access
Editorial summarizes Dr. Ernest Dich ter s Institute findings on how New Yorkers viewed radio and TV coverage before and after the Li-day strike. It notes 83 percent rated electronic media excellent pre strike, 16 percent post strike, cites repetition and missed details as reasons. It argues newspapers offer more detailed, readable news and calls for balanced perspective.
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Ernest Dichter
Institute For
Radio Anl
Wedding rumors and holiday echoes in small town tale
A fragmented column notes a Jay Crook Fan Club visit during Christmas, with references to a high school reunion and a wedding rumor. It riffs on local merchants adjusting gift returns, a humorous pajama saga, and a domestic life theme, interspersed with a Perelman reference and casual banter about French models in a cartoon.
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Jay Crook
Jay
Congressmen Cry as LBJ Economy Moves Touch Bases
Drew Pearson reports in a Washington column that lawmakers oppose closing bases like Fort Totten and David's Island, arguing wasteful spending is needed at home. The piece details cost, location issues, and political opposition from New York and Alabama legislators to Johnson's economy drive and base closures.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Drew Pearson
Johnson
Totten
Long Island
N.Y
Ft. Totten
Port Washington
Naval Training Device Center
Mechanicsburg
Mineola
Garden City
George Gould
Navy
Mitchel Air Force Base
Ft. Slocum
Kennedy
David's Island
Long Island Sound
Steve Derounian
Frank Becker
John Wydler
Seymour Halpern
New York
Mobile
Frank Boykin
Austin
Camp Gary
Judge Thornberry
Congress
Mississippi
Air Force
Greenville
Chicago
Fifth Army
Chicago Beach
Twin Towers
Nationalist China Gets U S Assurance on Policy
Nationalist China said the U S State Department assured no change to its non recognition policy toward Red China. The reassurance followed a speech by Roger Hilsman in San Francisco. An unrelated note states 1962 factory wage could buy 3.4 pounds of bacon, vs 2.2 in 1942 and 1.8 in 1932.
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China
Taipei
Formosa
U.S. State Department
United States
Foreign Office
State Department
Tsingfo F. Tsiang
Washington
U.S
Garden City Telegram publication notice text
Notice appears to be a subscription and publication rights boilerplate for the Garden City Telegram. It lists delivery rates, carrier and mail options, counties served, and terms, reflecting standard newspaper publisher boilerplate rather than a specific news item. No clear person, event, or place beyond Garden City and عدة counties is identifiable.
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Marvin Smith
Uss
Garden City
Finney, Lane, Scott
Wichita
Greeley
Uton
Kearny
Haskell
Gray Counties
Varden City
Kanana
Wervics
Ated
Sleep Machines Threaten World Warns of Sleepless Society
A dramatic apocalyptic warning warns that a Soviet sleep machine could force two hours of sleep per night, reshaping daily life for soldiers GIs and civilians alike. The piece imagines endless production, widespread use, and social chaos if people fall asleep at inopportune times.
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Rustiana
Reveille
George
Baltic Sea Salt Content Compared With Red Sea
The Baltic Sea is only seven parts per thousand salt, far below the Red Sea's forty two parts per thousand, highlighting its unusually low salinity and freshening influence from surrounding waters.
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Baltic
Red Sea
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S. J. Perelman
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George Grant
Alabama
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Lucerne
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