Freedom of Expression Clash with Soviet Party Line
The piece notes Georgi Markov’s All-Union Writers Congress address denouncing Solzhenitsyn and urging writers to conform to the party line. It contrasts Soviet media control with Western free expression and warns against curbs in the United States.
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All-Union Writers Congress
Moscow
United States
Georgi M. Markov
The
Writers Union
Markov
Aleksandr I. Solzhenitsyn
Communist Party
Soviet Union
White Naped Crane Chicks Hatched by Cornell Scientists
Cornell University researchers report the hatching of several White Naped Crane chicks in a laboratory, claiming the first successful hatchings in the West in over two decades. The piece frames captive breeding as vital for preserving endangered species and fostering mankind’s natural heritage.
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Cornell University
West
A Shau
Vietnam
Down South
Frances Ross
Trenton
Letters to the Editor on Hospital Praise and Vietnam Intake
Readers relay two letters detailing a serious lawn mower accident injuring a four year old and praising Middletown Hospital staff and Doctor Langworthy. The second letter quotes a Vietnam veteran’s view from Phu Bai, discussing troop withdrawals and ongoing combat.
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Middletown
Fred
Middletown Hospital
Langworthy
Eddie
Patricia Lawson
Kensington Street
Sherman Lawson
Dayton
Fred Gibson
Todhunter Rd
Inside Middletown Post Office Tour Reveals Mail System
Larry Howell guides a group through the Middletown Post Office showing mail sorting, rural and city routes, and the security vaults and burglar alarm protecting valuable business papers. The visit covers arrivals, carrier pickups, and relay points to customers.
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Middletown Post Office
Larry Howell
Supreme Court Allows Pentagon Papers Printing
The court ruled 6 to 3 that newspapers may publish the secret Pentagon papers, deeming delays a hardship and an infringement on press freedom. Dissenters called the procedure rushed and questioned the handling of stolen material and national security concerns. The decision leaves unresolved legal statutes and potential future actions.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Pentagon
Justice Burger
Potter Stewart
Executive Branch
Supreme Court
Foundations Run Scared as Tax Fight Hits Big Trusts
McGeorge Bundy leads the Ford Foundation as Congress tightens rules on private foundations. A senator notes foundations register black voters and push legal actions, while critics fear taxation and loss of private activism for public good. The debate echoes Tocqueville on American association, amid attacks from George Wallace and Patman over tax free funds.
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Washington
McGeorge Bundy
Pentagon
Bundy
Ford Foundation
Kennedy
Johnson
Congress
George Wallace
Wright Patman
Texas
Ford
Cleveland
Carl Stokes
Patman
Alexis de Tocqueville
France
England
United States
Israel diamond exports rise in first third of 1971
Israel diamond exports increased by 23.3 percent in the first third of 1971 compared with the same period in 1970. The report notes the surge amid broader trade data from the period.
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Israel
Middletown Ohio Journal Subscription Rates Declared
The News Journal publishes in Middletown Ohio with daily editions and Sunday papers. Rates list per copy prices, motor route installments, and mail subscriptions including international pricing, all payable in advance. Founded in 1657.
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News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
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