Call for voluntary restraint on government secrets
The piece discusses Senators and press debates over publishing secret papers on Kennedy and Johnson administration policies. It recalls Kennedy urging self restraint after Bay of Pigs and Cuba invasion leaks and cites Times debates on national security versus disclosure. It argues a voluntary restraint system remains needed to protect national interests.
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Edward Kennedy
Vietnam
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
New York Times
Pentagon
Cuba
Central Intelligence Agency
Bay of Pigs
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Clifton Daniel
Times
Sylvester
Rowdy Journalism in Texas Condemned by Governor
A Texas editorial condemns rowdyism in news gathering after a Dallas television employee's rude conduct. It urges professionals to uphold decency, warn against hooliganism, and shield the Governor and public from hostile treatment, stressing calm questions and respectful interviews.
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Texas
Dallas
New Mexico Turns to Silent Films in Waiting Rooms
The state explores reusing silent movies in doctors and dentists waiting rooms. If the old flickers keep their main charm, patients may become jumpier, potentially needing sedatives to endure the screenings.
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New Mexico
Sensible Views on Vietnam War Receive Little Notice
Washington columnist notes diverse voices on Vietnam policy. Dr. George R. Davis dissents from clergy lobbying for fixed troop withdrawal timelines and asserts honor in leaving Vietnam. Rep. Frank Bow argues political posturing harms policy, while outlining risks of prisoner releases before full withdrawal and Nixon's stance.
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Washington
George R. Davis
National City Christian Church
Congress
Vietnam
Nixon
Frank T. Bow
Ohio
House of Representatives
Southeast Asia
Johnson
MR. Bow
Hanoi
North Vietnam
France
Indochina
Nixon radio bid marks shift in approach to public messaging
The piece outlines President Nixon plans for a summer of nationwide radio addresses to present his long term goals and views on change, with Safire drafting scripts. It notes radio’s reach to vacationers and lower costs, contrasting with TV and public reception dynamics.
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Washington
Nixon
Vietnam
Chamber of Commerce
NATO
Alliance For Progress
William Safire
Texas
DA Farris
Frank Sharp
Oklahoma City
Pass It On Q&A and Curious Observations
Collected items from L. M. Boyd feature quirky trivia and reader Qs. The column cites social psychology notions, humorous anecdotes, and trivia about topics from jealousy to Yo-Yos. Readers are invited to send questions to Fort Worth Texas.
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L. M. Boyd
P.O
Fort Worth
Texas
Greece and Platoea Heroism in War and Allyship
Henry J. Taylor extols ancient Plataea and Athens for halting Persian conquest at Marathon and lauds Greece as a steadfast NATO ally resisting Nazi occupation and Soviet pressure. He argues American security hinges on maintaining Greece as a Western partner and contrasts past betrayals with current alliance.
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Plataea
Greece
Marathon
Darius
Athens
Salamis
Crete
America
Ussr
NATO
Red
Hanoi
Soviet Union
Free World
Mediterranean
United States
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Lubbock
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Radio
U.S
Anthony J. P. Farris
Houston
Farris
John V. Singleton
Sharp
Levelland
Avenue Q
Ringling Brothers
Barnum & Bailey
Cercus
Rbb&b
Minot
N.D
Jim Arness
Kentucky
Tennessee
Virginia
Henry J. Taylor
Albania
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Balkan
South Vietnam
George Papadopoulos
Panayiotis Canelloponos
Constantine II
Rome
Constantine V. Kollias
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