Fleming Critics Washington Reporters On Freedom Of Information
White House aide Robert Fleming criticized Washington reporters by name for coverage of the president. He said his eight weeks on the job altered his views on freedom of information and the people’s right to know. Fleming cited examples of reporters he said had produced poor work.
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U S Policy on China Remains Unchanged Amid Review
The United States keeps its basic China policy as a broader Asia review unfolds. The State Department cited no shift but noted possible openness to the two Chinas idea if Peking drops certain demands. Diplomatic chatter grows since travel offers to Red China and U N access hints emerge.
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Washington
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Peking
World Organization
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Asia
Red China
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Dean Rusk
Congress
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