Newspaper Week views on press freedom and AP role
Wendell Phillippi reflects on Newspaper Week 1972, praising newspapers as a modern textbook for all ages. He outlines APMD and APME functions, emphasizes objectivity and fairness, defends reporting of bad news, and calls readers to support press freedom under the First Amendment as a public service.
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Wendell Phillippi
Indianapolis News
Associated Press
United States
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
Canada
APME
U.S
William Calleys
Utah
Agnew joins Hope Benny and Sinatra for desert golf
In Palm Springs Spiro Agnew golfed with Bob Hope Jack Benny and Frank Sinatra at El Dorado Golf Club. The Vice President wore a purple shirt lavender pants and white shoes and joked about going home while ahead. Benny quipped about his age if he makes the tee he is happy.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
el Dorado Course
Bob Hope
Jack Benny
Frank Sinatra
Desert
Benny
Kissinger Holds Secret Meeting With Vietnamese Leaders
Paris AP report says Henry Kissinger met Sunday with Le Duc Tho and Xuan Thuy, continuing North Vietnamese talks. White House indicated another session planned, with focus on Thieu’s future amid Communist demands. Egyptian domestication note appears at end of item.
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M.ie
le Duc Tho
Xean Thuy
Hanoi
Paris
White House
Kissinger
Ronald L. Zeger
Associated Press
Gaylord Shaw
Thieu
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Auschwitz
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Father Kilbe
Henry A. Ki
Nison
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Safeway Discount
del Monte
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