TV News Flaws And The Need For Editing Reform
Jim Bishop argues television news has failed due to sensationalism and commercial pressures. He urges sharper editing and clearer reporting focusing on concrete facts, with weather and world events presented without filler. He criticizes network anchors and the obsession with ratings over substance.
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United States
Af San Clemente
Ifm
Vietnam
New York
Carl Stokes
Cleveland
Paul Udell
Cromley Column on Russia Changes and Brezhnev Pressure
Ray Cromley argues Nixon's visit may prompt gradual Kremlin shifts toward consumer needs and limited freedoms. Soviet elites face pressure from technocrats and fear losing control if Western contacts grow, potentially easing tactics against dissent while expanding collaboration with the United States in trade and science.
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Ray Cromley
Ashington
Nixon
Russia
Kremlin
Brezhnev
United States
Western Europe
China
Khrushchev
U.S
Moscow
Cuba
Egypt
North Vietnam
Indiana Evening Gazette notice on rates and mailing
The Indiana Evening Gazette operated by the Indiana Printing and Publishing Company lists subscription rates for daily, weekly, and monthly plans. It notes home delivery pricing, advance payment options, and rate structures for various durations.
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Indiana Printing & Publishing Company
Indiana
Associated Press
AP News Dispatchen
Bi Boy
Road accident injures helper. driver unhurt
June 5 1922 a Reo truck from Apollo Bottling Works overturned between here and Homer City. Driver Landan Calderone escaped injury while Sam Story sustained a leg cut and required medical care after skidding into a ditch.
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Homer City
Landan Calderone
Sam Story
Indiana County
Indiana County Medical Society
County Pta
County School Nurses Association
William A. Barkleym
Clarksbur RD
Kenneth D. Bush
Comte
Joseph A. Nudge
Church St
Indiana
Armed Forces
Penn State
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Bush
Army Reserve
Nudge
Air Force
Washington Merry Go Round squanders taxes on political aides
In a periodical Washington roundup, Jack Anderson accuses Rep. Thomas Morgan D Pa of using two Pennsylvania state employees on his House payroll for political work while drawing U.S. Treasury and Pennsylvania salaries. The piece cites Jake Morgan and Thomas Boyd handling campaigns, patronage, and public service roles amid broader government publicity and policy debates.
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Washington
Thomas BE. Morgan
D-Pa
House
Pennsylvania
Morgan
US Treasury
John
Jake” Morgan
Thomas H. Boyd
Jake Morgan
U.S. Treasury
House of Representatives
Pennsylvania General State Authority
Thomas Boyd
Les Whitten
Veterans Administration
Social Security
Black Lung
Saigon
Truong Dinh Dzu
South Vietnam
Thieu
Dzu
Hubert Humphrey
Richard Nixon
U.S
Boyle Column Office Life
HAL BOYLE argues the modern U.S. business office is a social hub and multi use space. It functions as a market, rest home, restaurant, hospital, recreation area, and more with staff moonlighting at desks and offices shaping daily life.
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Hal Boyle
New York
U.S
Q and A on the seven-branched candelabrum and a frog delicacy
The candelabrum with seven branches is described as the emblem of Christ and His church, symbolizing the light of the world. It may refer to the seven gifts of the Holy Ghost or the seven churches in Revelation. The other item notes frog legs as a delicacy. The term Fourth Estate is credited to Thomas Macaulay in 1828.
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White House
Dzau
Truong Dinh Dzu
Washington
WHIRL
Adm
Isaac Kidd
Kleindienst
Phoenix
Shimmel, Hill, Kleindienst and
Bishop
Richard Kleindienst
Christ
Thomas Macaulay
Labor Brotherhood
Oslo
Stockholm
Europe
Meany
Nixon
Moscow
Meany’s London Dublin Mission Signals Global Labor Ties
AFL CIO leader George Meany carries a labor delegation to London and Paris to discuss Anglo American cooperation with Vic Feather and Jack Jones. The trip foreshadows expanding international union networks and possible synchronized action with UAW leader Leonard Woodcock against major automakers.
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Aflcio
George Meany
England
United Kingdom
America
California
New York
Paris
Meany
Britain
Ed Heath
Vic Feather
British Trades: Union Congress
Feather
Ireland
Vic
Yorkshire
Jack Jones
U.S
Jones
Jack
Transport and General Workers Union
Free World
British Isles
International
United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
Ford
Detroit
Dagenham
General
Motors
Vauxhall
Lane Kirkland
Afl-Cio
Hunter Wharton
Max Greenberg
Teamsters
Frank
Fitz) Fitzsimmons
Jimmy Hoffa
Geneva
Switzerland
International Federation of Chemical and General Workers
Joe Tonnell
Paper Makers Union
Thomas Boyle
International Chemical Workers
Fitz
Transport
Fitzsimmons-Jones
Transcontinenal Chemical Workers Federation
Chemical Workers
Indiana High Seniors Deliver Meals on Wheels
A letter dated May 30 1972 from Qur Readers Write Dean in Indiana Pa applauds Indiana High School seniors for delivering a large cake pretzels chips and margarine to Meals on Wheels to benefit senior citizens. The writer credits student leadership and urges the community to recognize the act as exemplary.
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