Nixon and Agnew press battle spans Johnson era profile
Nixon uses Agnew to keep the press off balance while shaping a hostile White House tone toward coverage. LBJ is cited as sharing similar disdain, with both presidents facing bipartisan hostile press portrayals. Airman Gordon Youngs faces discharge pressure after distributing a Congressional excerpt criticizing Nixon Vietnam policy.
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Agnew
Washington
Richard Nixon
White House
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Associated Press Managing Editors
New York Times
Life
Look
Time
Newsweek
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LBJ
Naion
John Seiderling
D-Ohio
Vietnam
Knoutson
Youngs
Sam Irvin
D-N.c
Senate
Constitutional Rights Subcommittee
Ervin
Air Force
Saime
Col. Hodges
Rogers Plan for China at United Nations
Paris article outlines a plan by Secretary Rogers proposing three UN Assembly votes for the Soviet Union via Ukraine and Byelorussia, allowing two Chinese voices from Peking and Taipei over time. It argues Taiwan would yield no UN membership loss and cautions Taiwan’s accord could lead to eventual unification, preserving Peking’s permanent Security Council seat.
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Stalin
Churchil
Soviet Union
United Nations Assembly
U.S.S.R
U.N
Yalta
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Byelorussia
International Organization
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Churchill
Security Council
Rogers
Peking
Peking China
Taiwan
China
Ical
Taipei
U.S
Chiang Kalshier
Chiang
Albania
Communist
Miscarriage of justice hits Florida student paper arrest
The editor of the University of Florida student newspaper is jailed for violating a 19th century Florida law by publishing a list of abortion referral services. The piece argues the law blocks press freedom and is outdated, noting therapeutic abortion legality elsewhere, and urges the court to rule against the prosecution.
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University of Florida
Ron Sachs
United States
Florida
Sachs
Las Vegas
Atlantic City political expose boosts Philadelphia magazine sales
Philadelphia magazine released a hard hitting piece on Atlantic City politics selling about 1000 copies in two days. Residents reported both uniformed and plainclothed police officers bought all copies at multiple newsstands. The scoop suggests publishers may pursue similar local political exposes elsewhere.
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Philadelphia
Atlantic City
N.J
What other editors say Grass isn't always greener
An opinion poll in California finds 30 percent yearn to move elsewhere, around six million people, if affordable and with jobs, eye Oregon and other calmer settings. The trend signals dissatisfaction with growth, pollution, and crowded climates, though not all will relocate.
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California
Oregon
Golden State
Letters to the editor dispute eviction handling
KNAC and tenants contest Great Western Savings over eviction notices for Pacific Coast Club units. KNAC claims no settlement offers were received or discussed, cites a May 19, 1971 notice, and reports Judge Spence Jr. rejected a motion to strike KNAC defenses, signaling a lengthy court case ahead.
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Great Western
Pacific Coast Club
KNAC
John C. Spence Jr
Long Beach
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You, Too
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James Harden
Martha
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