Nixon Seeks to Write His Own Rules of Reporting
The President limits public explanations to staged productions and avoids full press conferences. Critics say this evades accountability, as Nixon favors controlled briefings and foreign trips with select media, shielding policy from candid questions and meaningful public scrutiny.
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United States
Washington
Nixon
Eisenhower
Johnson
Richard Nixon
Congress
California
Max Frankel
The
New York Times
Jack Anderson
White House
Rose Garden
Government of
No Prison for Principle in Prophetic Courage
The speaker extols ancient Hebrew prophets like Nathan and Jeremiah for fearless truth telling and argues that ideas cannot be imprisoned by rulers or jails. It cites Socrates, Jesus, Bunyan, and Jefferson as exemplars who faced punishment yet spread enduring moral truths. The message urges ongoing bold activism to advance freedom and righteousness.
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Israel
Nathan
David
Asa
John Bunyan
England
Old Bedford
Socrates
Christ of God
Carruth
Jesus
George
Jefferson
America
Russia
University of California
National Endowment For the Humanities
Copley News Service
Stars and Stripes
Wendell Phillips
Congress
Heine
Call For Freedom By Sakharov Faces Russian Regime
The piece applauds Andrei Sakharov for publishing a protest against Kremlin policies and a call for human rights. It notes potential regime reaction, parallels to Einstein, and the hope his manifesto could inspire reform while warning of possible penalties and limited access for Russians.
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Capus Waynick
Andrei D. Sakharov
Russia
Kremlin
Dr. Sakharov
Einstein
Return of Eniwetok Delayed By Nuclear Tests
Natives of Eniwetok, evacuated in 1946, face renewed bomb blasts as the Pentagon plans TNT tests on the atoll. Critics accuse the Defense Nuclear Agency of environmental law violations and secrecy while islanders seek legal help to halt further exile.
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Washington
Eniwetok
U.S
Pacific
Ujlang
Pentagon
Defense Nuclear Agency
Poverty Corps
Vandalism Halts Home Building North of Meredith Street
Rampant vandalism halts construction near Carson Stout Homes in the Meredith Street Gavin Drive area. Windows, screens, and walls are damaged. a $100 reward offered for information by the Greensboro-High Point Home Builders Association has yielded few arrests.
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Carson Stout
Meredith Street
Gavin Drive
Greensboro-High Point Home Builders Association
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Muhammad Ali
Walter Turner
Ali
Jimmy Ellis
Ellis
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Miami
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Clay
By Jack Anderson
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Concept Plastics, Inc
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Harriss & Covington
Norman Lamet
Ralph M. Carter
Houston
Wendell M. Patton
High Point College
High Point
Patton
Aurelius Carter
HPC
High Point Female Academy
Carter
Kansas
Ralph Carter
Henley Paper Company
A. B. Henley
Parker Paper and Twine Company
Commercial National Bank
Henley
Gastonia
Welch Fairground
Florence School
Dave S. Neill
Agriculture Committee of the
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North Carolina
Dave Neill
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