FCC chief denies doing dirty work for vice president
Washington DC Dean Burch, FCC chairman, rejects Frank Stanton’s charge that the FCC does the vice president’s dirty work. He calls the conspiracy theory false, while Stanton says government intrusion threatens press freedom and democracy amid ongoing press network disputes.
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Ellsberg debates Pentagon papers impact on press freedom
Daniel Ellsberg says leaking the Pentagon papers served conscience and benefited courts, while Martin Hayden of The Petrait News argues papers face tighter press controls. AP Editors Association panel hosts Hayden Abel Ay nett as Times wins FOI citation for publishing the papers.
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Senate approves bike path requirement for large subdivisions
The Senate in Sacramento gave final legislative approval to a bill allowing cities to require contractors building subdivisions with 240 or more homes to provide bicycle paths.
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Johnson says no bombing plan reached presidents advisers in 1964
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson asserts in his memoirs that in his first year in the White House no proposal to bomb North Vietnam arrived as the agreed suggestion of his principal advisers. He notes advisers warned bombing could invite Chinese or Soviet escalation and threaten South Vietnam.
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Mills accuses Nixon and Agnew of intimidation tactics
Rep. Wilbur Mills blasted President Nixon and Vice President Agnew for alleged personal attacks over revenue sharing. Mills defended himself at the National Press Club, calling Agnew's California speech harsh and signaling possible 1972 presidential ambitions without committing to a run.
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