Nader Questions AT&T Comsat influence on satellite growth
The article questions whether AT&T and government linked Comsat slow growth to protect traditional carriers. Nader alleges FCC and Comsat actions favor profits over public interests while lashing AT&T’s cable strategy. The text ends with a biblical verse for contrast to the discussion.
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Ralph Nader
American Telephone & Telegraph
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Nader
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Wallace Faces Fundraising Shortfall for 1972 Run
Daily campaign money woes shadow Governor George Wallace as he tests national bid viability. Total Wallace dinners raised far less than promised, with free tickets padding attendance. overall support appears steady but not growing, while Nixon strengthens Southern appeal.
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Sen
Edmund Muskie
Muskie
Wallace
South
House
Confederacy
Wallace Campaign Funds From Newsletter Subscribers
Newsweek reports the Wallace campaign plans to raise about 2 million dollars yearly via a Wallace newsletter with 200000 subscribers. An insider concedes there may be political exaggeration in the fundraising claims.
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Newsweek
Wallace
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Journal published daily by News Journal, Inc. in Middletown Ohio lists subscription options for home delivery, motor route, and mail. Rates include 60 cents weekly, 3.47 monthly by motor route, 30 dollars yearly by mail in and outside the trading area, with 38 dollars outside the U S. payable in advance. Founded 1857.
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The
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Om Geal
Journal Tube
Kerry dodges debate as war critiques rise
The piece argues John Kerry, front man for the Vietnam Veterans Against the War, dodges TV debates with the VVJP and other media outlets. It highlights repeated refusals to face opponents, citing seven+ invitation refusals and a final taped format that failed to materialize.
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Navy
Kerry
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VVIP
Bruce Kesler
Prentiss Childs
CBS
Face the Nation
WVIP
Veterans For A Just Peace
St. Louis
Childs
VVJP
Morley Safer
Nixon
National Educational TV
Metromedia
Helen Whitney
NBC
Ed Newman
Wayne Thomas
Boston
RKO TV
Jack Cole
WBZ - TV
John O'Neil
Cole
Kesler
O'Neill
New York
la Guardia
Dick Cavett
O’ Neill
Cavett
Reader blasts SACB attack as shocking and biased
Imon L. Mobley of Carlisle denounces the July 13 editorial on SACB, accusing the paper of liberal bias and misrepresentation. He questions spending on government agencies and mocks anti Communist rhetoric while defending civil liberties, urging more balanced coverage.
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SACB
America
Congress
Joe McCarthy
Imon L. Mobley Carlisle
Disturbed Over Nothing Letter Sparks Race Word Debate
Mrs. R L Bernstein criticizes Mrs. Mitchell's July 12 letter for overinterpreting terms like white black and boy. Bernstein argues the words reference race and youth, not hidden meanings, and says the letter caused unnecessary disturbance.
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R.L. Bernstein
Mein
Lessons From The Pentagon Papers For The Future
Washington analyst argues the Pentagon Papers offer non political lessons for future policy. Lesson 1 says war leaders need combat experience. Lesson 2 warns against imposing modern systems on undeveloped states. Lesson 3 cautions that bombing alone cannot win. Lesson 4 urges seeking public support for declared war and limits on power.
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Congress
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Vietnam
Johnson
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