Florida Supreme Court upholds 1913 candidate replies law
The Florida Supreme Court upheld a 1913 statute requiring newspapers to publish replies to editorial criticisms of political candidates. The decision preserves freedom of the press while allowing mandatory responses, a ruling that affects how Miami Herald and other papers handle candidate coverage.
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Florida Supreme Court
Dade County Circuit Court
Miami Herald
Supreme Court
Herald
High Court
Florida
Don Shoemaker
U.S. Supreme Court
Miami
Bodies found in wreckage near Monticello Arkansas
Four Arkansas residents died when a light plane crashed after takeoff from Monticello on Sunday night en route to Greenville Mississippi. Deputies reported the wreckage was found Monday in thick woods near the runway. victims' names were withheld pending kin notification.
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Monticello
Ark
Arkansas
Drew County Sheriff's
Here
Greenville
Miss
Friends
Missed Star Delivery Hotline for City Subscribers
City subscribers may call 777-3431 between 6 and 6 30 p m on Saturday or by 5 p m prior day to arrange delivery if they do not receive their Star newspaper.
Meat shortfall predicted as price ceilings stay
The Associated Press reports Kroger’s president warns shelves will run dry of many beef cuts by week’s end due to cattle flow and price controls. Finast calls for restraint. officials dispute looming shortages while Canadian imports and a federal suit test the freeze.
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Associated Press
Lyle Everingham
Kroger Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
Kroger
Everingham
New York City
Finast
Federal
Cost of Living Council
Iowa Cattlemen's Association
Iowa
Nebraska
Canada
United States
Larry Kallem
Seattle
GM to build 100000 Wankel engines in 1974
General Motors president Edward Cole said the company will manufacture 100000 Wankel rotary engines in 1974. Speaking at the University of Michigan he said development is limited only by time and research money and that the engine offers smaller size lighter weight and fewer moving parts. Cole claimed the Wankel can meet federal emission standards despite his critique of those standards as legislative overkill.
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Traverse City
Mich
General Motors
Edward Cole
Vegas
Cole
University of Michigan
Cambodian insurgents near Phnom Penh edge closer
Insurgents closed to Tak hmau four miles from Phnom Penh as fighting raged within two miles of Takhmau and villages south of the town endured fire. U S B52 bombers and fighter-bombers supported government troops while a Mekong convoy delivered fuel rice and ammunition to the capital.
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Takhmau
Phnom Penh
Prateah Lang
Wat Sleng
Prek Ho
Kap Sraathom
Mekong
Saigon
Ben Cat
Ground broken for new church and classrooms addition
Officials of the church participated in the groundbreaking including Gilbert Ross Jack Young Cecil Biddle Glen Ford Johnny Veatch and the Rev. Vernon Wickliffe. The project will convert the present sanctuary to additional classrooms as part of the new church complex.
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Gilbert Ross
Jack Young
Cecil Biddle
Glen Ford
Johnny Veatch
Vernon Wickliffe
Calvary Baptist Church
Avenue B
Hammond St
Hope
Taylor Construction Company of
Paragould
Klan Plans Park Rally in Shreveport
The Ku Klux Klan announced plans to hold a rally in a park after failing to secure a city auditorium. A lease for the auditorium, granted July 9, was canceled July 10 by a city attorney for lack of authority. U.S. District Judge Edwin F. Hunter denied a motion to force honoring the lease, noting that proper applications and permits would determine public facility access.
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Shreveport
Ku Klux Klan
U.S. Dist
Edwin F. Hunter
Hunter
Nixon and Tanaka Begin Two Day Pacific Talks in Washington
President Nixon opens a two day visit with Japan Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka at the White House. They plan discussions on oil and gas collaboration in Siberia, trade strategies, Middle East, Southeast Asia, European security, and peaceful nuclear energy. The leaders also will review ceremonial honors and plan Oval Office talks.
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Washington
Nixon
Kakuei Tanaka
Japan
Siberia
Pacific
Middle East
Southeast Asia
Hawaii
Tanaka
Moscow
China
United States
Peking
Peoples Republic of China
U.S
Albert- Bernard Bongo
Gabon
White House
Bongo
Duquesne University
Arlington National Cemetery
J. W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Jamboree tent city springs up
Farragut State Park Idaho hosts 28,000 scouts for the National Scout Jamboree West opening with a Bob Hope show. Fires, competitions and forum programs mark a week of camp life as 1,400 scouts take on leadership roles. Health checks and a 100 field hospital accompany arrivals.
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Farragut State Park
Idaho
Bob Hope
Loraine State Park
Pittsburgh
Bud Crick
Portland
Ore
Haldeman OK'd 90000 Budget For Black Projects
Former White House aide H R Haldeman testified he approved a $90,000 campaign budget for black projects before the 1972 Republican convention. He did not know the projects. He described funds for travel and mailings to special interest groups and said Colson would carry out the work. He claimed the memo covered funds through Aug 20, 1972.
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Michael Putzel
Associated Press
Washington
H. R. Haldeman
Haldeman
Senate Watergate Committee
White House
John W. Dean III
Nixon
Charles W. Colson
Colson
Robert C. Marcian
British film ban over Peckinpah western shocks London
AP dispatch reports British film censor Stephen Murphy banned Sam Peckinpah’s Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid for casual motiveless killings. European premiere in London Aug. 16 was postponed amid rising public opposition to screen violence. The ban affects a $2.5 million Western starring James Coburn Kris Kristofferson and Bob Dylan.
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London
Stephen Murphy
Sam Peckinpah
Pat Garrett
Billy the Kid
James Coburn
Kris Kristofferson
Bob Dylan
Murphy
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352Nd Army Field Evacuation Hospital
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Karachi
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Leningrad
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