Voice Of The People On TV Morality Censorship Debate
The North Carolina General Assembly faces public protests over television morality with groups like the Independent Christian Herald urging action by networks advertisers the FCC and Congress. Critics say self regulation failed and advocate audience pressure and a stronger public voice guiding networks to police content while preserving the First Amendment.
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North Carolina General Assembly
Independent Christian Herald
Federal Communications Commission
Congress
Gannett Newspapers
Televi
Year of Europe or Phase 2 Nixon policy briskly debated
A Kissinger speech sparks debate over a shift to Europe with critics warning the United States must rebuild leverage there. The piece notes erosion of US clout in Europe due to Asia focus, weak NATO presence, fraying Arab ties, and a declining role of the dollar in international affairs.
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Henry Kissinger
Nixon
Europe
Asia
Free World
Southeast Asia
United States
Germany
France
Italy
East
Photography as Art in London Shows Global Interest
London exhibitions at the National Gallery and Victoria and Albert Museum draw thousands, with American work The Compassionate Camera packing crowds. Auctions at Sotheby's and Christie's signal a booming market as daguerreotypes reach $1,000 and vintage books command high prices.
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London
National Gallery
United States
Victoria and Albert Museum
Sotheby’s
Christie’s
Business Week
Senate Antitrust Panel Eyes Breakup of Big Conglomerates
The Senate Antitrust Subcommittee led by Phil Hart plans secret blueprints to split giants like General Motors and U S Steel into multiple units to restore competition. Hearings could begin in June with aims to diversify ownership, reduce worker friction, and lower prices, citing Standard Oil as a precedent and noting mixed outcomes from earlier splits.
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Washington
Senate Antitrust Subcommittee
Standard Oil
Phil Hart
D-Mich
Detroit
Hart
U.S
Japan
General Motors
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Buick
Cadillac
Ford
Philco
Chrysler
ATT
ITT
IBM
U.S. Steel
Willard F. Mueller
Monolithic firms threaten competition and defense policy
The piece argues that a few giant corporations like IBM and U.S. Steel wield market power that inhibits new ventures, rigs prices indirectly, and challenges antitrust efforts. It recalls postwar defense planning favoring dispersed small firms to avoid vulnerabilities, noting a shift toward concentration under Eisenhower and big industry influence on defense contracts.
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Hart
IBM
Goliath
Davids
United States
Sen
George Marshall
Marshall
Pentagon
Competition by JOHN P ROCHE on Intelligence Reform
John P Roche argues for broader competition in the U S intelligence community citing CIA resignations and DIA biases. He recalls past missteps during Vietnam analysis, questions Schlesinger's background, and urges direct political accountability, noting President Johnson’s era and needs for better, more varied assessments.
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John P. Roche
King Features Syndicate
Washington
Richard Helms
Central Intelligence Agency
Helms
Iran
James Schlesinger
Atomic Energy Commission
Schlesinger
Chester Bowles
C.I.A
Saigon
C.A.S
Daniel Graham
Interagency Committee
Pentagon
Defense Intelligence Agency
D.I.A
Graham
Earle Wheeler
Westmoreland
Joint Chiefs
Westy
JCS
Wheeler
C.i.a.s
Ellsberg League
Johnson
Vietnam
National Security Council
Paper Cage analysis of US trade redirection risks
In a frank policy critique, the piece argues Franklin D Roosevelt’s interventionist stance aimed to avert a bear trapped by bars of his own economic cage. It stresses a shift from political empire to a global trade empire driven by credit and processing know-how with the US, Japan, Germany, and Russia as rising or declining powers. It warns of a dollar decline and a looming trade war, noting dependence on foreign oil and a heavy fish import reliance while observing German and Japanese expansion in Ireland and North American waters.
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Niepce
Louis J. M. Daguerre
Raphael
Mathew Brady
Edward Steichen
England
The
Sunday Times of London
Charles Darwin
Ernest
CANEO
Alliance
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Japan
Germany
United States
Russia
U.S
FDR
Louis Brandeis
Great Britain
North Carolina
Ireland
Hitler
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McNaught
Sir Walter Scott
Oye
Ota As
Merry
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