Russians and Americans clash on free press concept
Eddy Gilmore reports from New York on the deep rift between Russian and American ideas of a free press. He notes Russians reject reporting before events occur, distrust editorial activism, and view news as instruction rather than information. Americans prize preannouncement scoops, editorial guidance, and personal news coverage. The piece contrasts objectives, news definition, and ownership in the two systems.
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U.S
Russia
State Department
Moscow
Soviet Union
United Nations
Lubold Endsorse Army Education Program Here
J A Lubold Indiana High School principal joins educators endorsing the Army Education Program. The program offers teens enlisted in the peace-time Army schooling in electronics radio aviation and more under GI Bill benefits up to 500 yearly and 65 monthly maintenance with housing and care.
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Jesse A. Lubold
Indiana High School
Lubold
United States
Army
Four Japanese officers hanged in Philippines torture slayings
Four former Japanese officers convicted of torture slayings in the Philippines were hanged. The disclosure came from the headquarters of Army Forces Western Pacific. The note also contains an abrupt intrusion about wrestling as a sport.
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Manila
Philippines
Army Forces
Western Pacific
Iraq Premier Vows Defense of Palestine in Press Conference
Bagdad June 7. Arshad Al Umary, new premier, says his transitional cabinet will not seek constitutional revision but will take all measures to defend Palestine. He states Iraq, with many races including Kurds, remains united in defense of Palestine at all costs.
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Bagdad
Arshad al Umary
Iraq
Palestine
Chic Duchess Buys Frocks From Top Paris Couturiers
The Duchess of Windsor in Paris selects spring outfits from leading couturiers Pierre Balmain Schiaparelli Lucien Lelong and others. She favors tailored pieces with ultra feminine touches including a navy wool dress with spiral drape and a bold striped sweater.
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Paris Couturiers
Baltimore
Balmain
New York
Paris Report
Duchess of Windsor
Schiaparelli
Lucien Lelong
House of Lelong
Nazi Count York von Wartenburg Arrested Near Zarbes
French authorities report German count York von Wartenburg, 18, arrested by police at Zarbes while attempting to reach Hendaye and the Spanish border. He allegedly claimed kinship to Claus von Stauffenberg and sought to thank Argentina for family support after the failed July 20 1944 plot to kill Hitler.
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York von Wartenburg
Zarbes
Here
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Spain
Argentina
Pollee
Claus von Stauffenberg
Adolph Hitler
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