Editorial Judicial caprice
An editorial argues the Supreme Court should reaffirm First Amendment protections for press freedom in a Baton Rouge case. It rebuts Solicitor General Brok's position that reporters could obey trial orders until an appellate ruling, warning such logic would empower corrupt judges and curb public access to proceedings.
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Supreme Court
E. Gordon West
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Baton Rouge
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Inecal
U.S
Robert H. Brok
Brok
Congress
Jude West
Residents debate Christmas decorations at Los Altos Shopping Center
Letters criticize Christy deporations and spending over ten thousand dollars yearly while urging personal viewing of wreaths, with local concerns voiced by Travis Montgomery and others. The piece also touches on campaign finance, independent committees, and calls for reform in California politics.
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Ties Smith
Coler
Christy
Los Altos
Travis AL Montgomery
Jats Alivs Business Association
Pat
Cane Pain Commission
California
Payotts
Hix
Atta Denil
Mequins
Editorial promises and campaign spending debates
A messy OCR text discusses editorial concerns about campaign expenditures and reforms in California. It references a gubernatorial race with figures like a Democratic challenger and Governor Hangpent Aren, plus talks of anti smog penalties and pollution sources.
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Faresianpde
Ken
Edetor
Emily
Toby Ahareri
Morel
Antonio
California
Slapipiis
Nilidus
Dillim
How Hughes got an OK for the Air West deal
A 1969 backchannel secured presidential approval for Hughes to acquire Air West, with Richard Danner moving the package to Bebe Rebozo. Senate probes and SEC interest follow alleged $100,000 in payments linked to Nixon campaign support, and Don Nixon's possible involvement is reported.
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Hughes
Air West
Las Vegas
Howard Hughes
White House
Canada
Mexico
Nixon
Richard Danner
Bebe Rebozo
Highes
Trans World Airlines
Civil Aeronauties Board
Robert Mahen
Nevada
Danner
Reboza
Miami
Mahen
Rebaza
Mahe
Rebozo
The
Securities and Exchange Commission
Los Angeles
George Clifford
Vancouver
California
John Meier
Donald Nixon
Meier
Don Nixon
Ed Nigro
Don
Myself
Nigra
Dick Danner
Hughes Organization
Patrick J. Hillings
Calif
Richard Nixon
Hillings
Hilings
Washington energy clash over oil allocations and policy
Washington talks at a cabinet meeting reveal deep divisions on mandatory oil allocations as Nixon aides including Love Simon and Shultz clash over handling shortages. With winter looming and no clear policy, governors hear that no contingency plans exist and policy may hinge on internal White House dynamics.
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Washington
Colorado
John Love
Nixon
Rogers Mutton
Morton
Love
New England
Upper Midwest
Russell Train
Environmental Protection
Train
White House
Congress
Bill
Simon
Mr. Nixon
Bill Simon
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
George Shultz
Whit
Constitution Week prompts renewed constitutional debate
The article surveys ongoing constitutional clashes as Constitution Week unfolds in September. It notes battles over presidential tapes, impoundment power, impeachment talk, and the 25th Amendment vacancy process. It cites opinions on separation of powers, abortion, censorship, and campaign finance limits, with reflections on why interpretation keeps evolving.
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Ratili Fon
MES
von Niet
Supreme Court
Ad Hod
Congress
Archibald Cox
Charles Als Wright
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