Subterranean Censorship Debate in Broadcast News
The piece weighs indirect government censorship of radio and TV news, citing NBC’s Bill Monroe and others who warn that regulators and license fears may blunt bold coverage. It notes space progress since 1962 and urges a balance between regulation and First Amendment rights in electronic journalism.
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Bill Monroe
Washington
NBC
Today Show
Senate Constitutional Rights Subcommittee
Monroe
Stranger Drives Off After Silent Exchange In Snow
A young driver in icy weather stops to help a swerving stranger on a hill. The teen sits with a gym bag inside his car, then lets the stranger leave and later asks for safe driving. A second scene notes birthday cards for Dave Regan at Holmes Hospital and a birthday cake event.
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Dave Regan
Holmes Hospital
Bess Mitchell
Dave
Treecy
Bess
Case Coronary Dangers at Dinner and How to Help
A Chicago Tribune inspired warning on fatal choking at meals. The article notes about 1,400 U.S. deaths yearly from choking on food and urges immediate aid, including finger removal or clamps, with back slaps as a last resort. It highlights symptoms, risks, and prevention in restaurants and homes.
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United States
Chicago
the Tribune
R. K. Haugen
Holy Cross Hospital
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
The Chinese and the Coat Hangers
Washington observers weigh what Nixon may gain from China as Kissinger recalls the famous coat hangers incident. The piece argues Americans misread China’s power and cautions that East may not move as expected, even after Nixon’s trip.
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Kissinger
Washington, D.C
Peking
Richard Nixon
Kipling
China
Taiwan as a glittering prize in Nixon era diplomacy
John Chamberlain profiles C K Yen and Taiwan's rise from farming to a major industrial hub, arguing Taiwan's growth and strategic value pose a tempting target for Maoists. The piece weighs Taiwan’s living standards, trade strength, high education, and planned infrastructure against Red China's size, urging patience and Western backing to safeguard Formosa.
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Washington
Nixon
China
Franklin Roosevelt
John Foster Dulles
Richard Nixon
Quemoy
Matsu
Vietnam
Taipei
C.K. Yen
Free China
Yen
David
Formosa Strait
Taiwan
Red China
People’s Republic of China
Republic of China
Liberty Amendment Letter to the Editor
A reader promotes House Joint Resolution 23 the Liberty Amendment calling for a government ban on many state and federal activities abroad and a repeal of the income tax three years after ratification. Seven states have approved it and the author urges citizens to write their representatives.
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United States
U.S
Congress
Nevada
Texas
Louisiania
Wyoming
Georgia
South Carolina
Mississippi
House
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
Public notice lists daily newsstand 5c weekday and 25c Sunday, motor route 3.47 annually in installments, four week periods 3.20, and monthly 5c service charge. Mail subscriptions 30 per year within trading area, 38 outside U.S.A. All in advance. Founded 1857.
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News Journal, Inc
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Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
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