Move for press freedom faces political pressure
The piece argues newsmen should resist being forced to reveal sources to prosecutors and juries. It warns that curbs threaten public access to information, press independence, and could spur further controls. The article notes a congressional push to protect sources and ends with a biblical citation.
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Labor openness and the dangers of cultural snobbery
John Roche argues labor leaders face insults while defending global responsibility. He critiques neo isolationism, praises Solzhenitsyn and democracy, and condemns Galbraith for praising a controlled Chinese system without unions. He likens liberal thinkers to Nazism stereotypes and urges broad, principled labor action.
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Nixon bombing stance may gain support amid Paris talks
The author argues North Vietnam's return to Paris talks could vindicate Nixon's bombing strategy. He predicts progress on disputed points and broad U.S. public approval, while noting strong opposition rhetoric from outlets like the Manchester Guardian and critics calling the President tyrannical.
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Lincoln Era Style War Talk Fights Nixon Bombing Policy
Retired General Carraway argues that even Lincoln favored strong wartime measures and urges restraint be tempered by power. He recalls Truman and Acheson, notes Nixon's stance on bombing North Vietnam, and insists that when power is the language of policy the president must lead.
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SRAM armed B52s threaten Hanoi as talks hinge
The column outlines U S B52 losses near Hanoi Haiphong and new SRAM air to ground missiles fitted to a 42nd Wing at Loring AFB Maine. It notes 1500 sorties and heavy strikes on North Vietnamese depots while warning Hanoi could face SRAMs with conventional warheads if diplomacy fails. It also mentions Nixon Kissinger strategies and Moscow oil deal hints.
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