American press lags in foreign news analysis
Quincy Howe argues in this Outlook piece that American journalism relies too heavily on domestic sources and neglects foreign media. He notes Western European papers and periodicals inform readers more thoroughly, urging U.S. outlets to broaden their international coverage.
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U.S
Quincy Howe
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CBS
Oped
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Europe
United States
Spiegal
World Press
Spiegel
Adenauer
Strauss
der Spiegel
Japan
Siberia
Red China
North Korea
North
Viet Nam
Middle East
Africa
Latin America
Senate Opens Probe Into Foreign Lobbyists Non Diplomatic Reps
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee plans public hearings Feb 4 to examine lobbying for foreign nations by non diplomatic representatives. Chairman Fulbright questions legal limits, agency awareness, and the need to overhaul the Foreign Agents Registration Act. Aims include exposing possible influence peddling and refining oversight of lobbyists.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
State
Justice Departments
Justice Department
Fulbright
United
Senate Finance Committee
U.S
Foreign Relations Committee
State and Justice Departments
Secretary of State
Dean Rusk
George W. Ball
State Department
Bona Fide
Chamber of Commerce Criticizes Kennedy Tax Plan Core Elements
The United States Chamber of Commerce denounces the Kennedy tax cut plan as unsound, arguing lower brackets are too deeply trimmed while corporate cuts are delayed. Chamber President Ladd Plumley warns benefits to middle and upper brackets are largely illusory and urges a one stage across the board reduction. He notes opposition to staged corporate rate cuts and calls for rapid, broader reform.
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UPI
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Kennedy
Chamber
Ladd Plumley
Congress
Plumley
Chamber Board of Directors
Alfalfa Club Lampoons JFK Culture Drive
Washington leaders and guests at the Alfalfa Club dinner mock the Kennedy cultural push. Arthur Krock of the New York Times lampoons exchanges of Louvre art for Capitol statues and Elgin Marbles, and jokes about White House redecorations and high fundraising costs.
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Parthenon
White House
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