Hersh CIA expose framed as broader U.S. security critique
The piece argues Seymour Hersh and The New York Times weaponize CIA investigations to attack national security. It contends Hersh’s CIA coverage exaggerates leaks and overstates wrongdoing while defending CIA roles in foreign counter intelligence and warning that criticism targets the agency’s existence.
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New York Times
U.S
Times
CIA
National Catholic Reporter
Seymour Hersh
FBI
Allende
Rockefeller Commission
Tom Wicker
the Times
Wicker
Rockefeller
Schweicker
Anniversary of cease fire in Vietnam leaves bitter reflections
A two year mark since the Vietnam cease fire passes with critique of U S policy and North Vietnamese noncompliance. The piece argues Kissinger misled the public in 1972 and notes North Vietnam continues troop movements and dismemberment aims while South Vietnam faces heavy losses and delayed aid.
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Vietnam
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
United States
Thieu
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Staff Reports Farcical Domestic Incident On East End
Police dispatch details a street fist fight ending when a man drops a brick and chooses home over jail. The report notes the man then recalls a shirt and leaves with his partner, while a writer critiques the sensational style of the police notes.
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Roger Knable
Jack Webb
Knable
East End
Middletown News Journal subscription rates
The Journal published by News Journal Inc details subscription options. Rates include 15 cents per weekday newsstand copies, 25 cents Sundays, 72 cents daily home delivery, 23 cents Sunday, and 95 cents weekly. Motor route prices and mail subscriptions listed with annual and four week terms. All motor route and mail subscriptions payable in advance.
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The
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Power and hypocrisy in post Watergate journalism
Tom Braden argues The New York Times overstated a CIA domestic spying claim citing 10 000 citizen files. He credits Washington Post reporting for misattribution and says the ensuing panic led to calls for inquiry, likely revealing the Times overstatement as the investigation unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Woodward
Bernstein
Washington Post
Hersh
CIA
Times
The
Mister Midwife Faces Change of Name and Public Attention
A Harris County Texas court records reveal Norman Casserley seeks to rename as Mister Midwife, a 47 year old Dublin native who has delivered over 3,500 babies in Houston though not licensed to practice medicine. He plans TV appearance in February amid a personal narrative of natural childbirth.
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District Court
Harris County
Tex
11Th Judicial District
W.N. Blanton Jr
Norman Casserley
Mister Midwife
Houston
Dublin
Wolfgang Superwoman
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