Just How Do We Best Preserve Freedom
The piece argues that wartime amid the Viet Nam conflict tests free speech. It cites Nixon and Hughes, stressing that preserving freedom requires protecting individuals' speech rights while prioritizing the lives of American soldiers if United States security is at stake. The text defends academic freedom but warns against aiding the enemy.
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Richard M. Nixon
New York Times
Learned Hand
Genovese
United States
Asia
Feedeen
Viet Nam
Walter H. Judd
Congress
China
Reader’s Digest
Dr. Judd
Azerbaijan
Berlin
Formosa
Supreme Court one man one vote faces reapportionment wave
Time running out as nineteen states redraw legislatures to meet one man one vote standards. Four states lag including North Carolina and Mississippi with court challenges likely. Urban gains threaten rural power, while many states reject constitutional convention calls. The trend suggests the one man one vote principle will stay, impacting state and local governments.
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Supreme Court
Adea. Iee
North Carolina
Mississippi
Ssaavaceal
Tonames Laaidlateetes
Congress Ve
Peii
Paanoma Og
Dirksen
Congress
Besis
Mara
Editorial on Fiorello La Guardia and 1950s New York mayor race
The piece compares Fiorello H. La Guardia to the era’s mayoral contenders. It notes a Republican mayorship return for the first time since 1949 with John V. Lindsay as a strong candidate. It discusses religious and ethnic signals in campaigns and mentions William F. Buckley Jr as influencing the Conservative angle and possible recount pressure.
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Newbold Morris
Bill O'Dwyer
New York
la Guardia
East Harlem
John V. Lindsay
Fiorello
Lindsay
Come
Mur
St. Paul's
Yale
Yale Law School
Freedom House
The
John Lindsay
Republican
Liberal Party
Partit Med Megglyand Partisan Citizens Union
Cee
William F
Ational Review
Glealallgee
High Point Enterprise Ad Reads Delivery Terms
The High Point Enterprise, Inc. notes home delivery rates and asks readers to contact local carriers for advance subscriptions. The piece lists an editor and secretary treasurer among staff and references sales tax terms for dealers.
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Etener
N. C
Cader
High Point Enterprise, Inc
PO Arener
Taal Renee Contehiene
Expansion at OOC Afternoon builds crowded exhibit space
Officials keep quiet while largest furniture makers discuss greatly enlarging show space in the OOC Afternoon building. Jamestown and Grand Rapids firms join a cluster effort as the Fall show’s success prompts exhibitors to rethink space needs. Northwood Plaza traffic prompts road widening on North Main.
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Jamestown
N.Y
Grand Rapids
Northwood Plaza
K-Mart
North Main
Ee Bell
Research Triangle
North Carolina
Luther Hodges
Secretaryship of Commerce
Huffman
Conaneae
Hodges
Drew Pearson Wiretaps and Domestic Spying Recalled
The column recalls wartime eavesdropping by Army and Navy Intelligence on Mrs. Roosevelt and others, noting agents outside homes and a web of law enforcement surveillance. It cites Secretary Knox removing Navy agents and warns current internal revenue and tech advances mirror past covert methods.
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Washington
Navy Intelligence
James McGranery
Philadelphia
Secretary of the Navy
Frank Knox
Knox
Navy
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Geertie
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D. A. Rawley
Charles Howard Lockwood
Renene
National Advertising Representatives
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France
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Ed Long
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Harold Ickes
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FBI
Hazel Bishop
Revion
Cohen
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