Differences in freedom between Soviet Union and United States
The piece contrasts growing consumer signals in the USSR with lasting state control. It notes Solzhenitsyn’s publishing struggles, exile from the Writers Union, and official hostility. In contrast, the United States preserves strong rights to publish and dissent, though under political pressure.
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Soviet Union
United States
U.s.-Ussr
Moscow
Alexander
Solzhenitsyn
Soviet Writers Union
Russia
Transportation Only and the Flight Fare Question
The Civil Aeronautics Board approved higher domestic airline fares prompting speculation on a no frills coach service. If airlines offered only basic transport, no snacks, magazines, pillows, or stewardess service, would lower fares follow or not.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Who Is Censoring The Selling Of The Pentagon
Joan P Roche argues two networks defend unfettered power and threaten press freedom over CBS documentary The Selling of the Pentagon. She cites Washington Post and Barrows editorials criticizing editing claims. The piece recalls a Cronkite discussion on JFK interview editing and censorship implications.
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CBS
Pentagon
United Nations
Security Council
Pro Position Debate Recurs in Recent Discussion
A recurring pro stance resurfaces amid ongoing debate as participants reexamine arguments and potential impacts, prompting renewed consideration of its merits and drawbacks.
Whom question on network censorship of interview
The author debates who censors whom in television. He notes Lyndon Johnson sought an informal review of cuts and argues critics are correct to demand disclosure when tape edits occur to protect public interest and transparency.
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Walter Cronkite
United States
White House
Cronkite
John F. Kennedy
Saigon
CBS
Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
United Nations
Academy Awards Show Regains Elegance In 1971
Review notes the 1971 Academy Awards contrasted with avant garde looks of the prior year. Audience and participants dressed tastefully signaling a return to traditional style. Critics call the program long and dull yet acknowledge fewer flubs and well prepared numbers.
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Academy
Middletown Journal subscription rates and delivery details
The Journal published by News Journal, Inc. in Middletown Ohio lists subscription options for home delivery by newspaper boy and motor routes. Rates include 80 cents weekly for seven days, 10 cents per copy daily, 20 cents on Sundays, and mailing options at 10 dollars per year in or outside the trading area, with outside U.S. at 328 dollars per year, all payable in advance. Founded in 1857.
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The
News Journal, Inc
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Journal Tube
U.S
US moves toward Red China with eased travel and trade
Washington signals a thaw with Peking as Nixon unveils a program to relax visas and currency controls, permit oil shipments, and identify export items. The shift aims to improve relations, boost trade, and possibly affect UN questions and Vietnam dynamics, with broader Asian peace prospects.
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Washington
United States
Peking
Nixon
Red China
China
North Vietnam
North Korea
Cuba
The
Interagency
Capitol Hill
Segal urged to resist avant garde critics over Love Story
John Chamberlain addresses Erich Segal, Yale classics professor and author of Love Story, urging him to ignore mainstream critics who question the film and book. He praises the work as spiritually valuable and warns against yielding to the cultural Left, recalling historical figures and urging Segal to stand firm.
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Yale University
Segal
Stanley Fisher Jr
George Meredith
Richard Feverer
Max Eastman
Manhattan Island
Eastman
John Dewey
Moscow
Dewey
Kyle Chrichton
Collier's Magazine
Brass
Robert Forsythe
The
New Masses
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Yale
Arlington House of
New Rochelle
N.Y
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Paramount
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