License Opposite Of Freedom In News Publishing
The piece argues licensing contradicts freedom, citing colonial cases like James Franklin and the New England Courant. It contrasts licensure in medicine with licensing news, notes internal censorship, and asserts that absence of licensing preserves free journalism and responsible governance.
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James Franklin
New-England Courant
Franklin
New England Courant
Benjamin
England
Steel imports under fire as officials argue for action
Senate Democrats press the White House to curb foreign steel dumped in the United States amid record import levels. Hartke and Bayh accuse foreign mills aided by U S policy of draining jobs and profits, while calls mount to enforce anti dumping laws and review Aid for International Development purchases.
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Senate
Democrats
White House
United States
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
U.S
Hartke
U. S
Sen
Birch Bayh
Dind
Agency For International Development
South Viet Nam
Indiana
Sincere Steel
Taiwan
Dongkuk Steel
Seoul
Korea
Viet Nam
America
Michael A. Feighan
Dohio
Cleveland
Child Development Group
Mississippi
FBI
Domingo Ramos
New York
Ramos
Jacob H. Gilbert
D.-N.y
Gamal Abdel Nasser
U. S&s
Seymour Hal
Fulbright Calls Accommodation Policy a Return to Isolation
Senate Foreign Relations Chair J. William Fulbright criticizes current U S policy as appeasement and urges abandoning intervention abroad He cites Cuba Dominican Republic Taiwan and Viet Nam as outcomes of a policy he says mirrors 1930s Munich and postwar accommodation The text notes support for admitting Red China to the United Nations as dangerous precedent.
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Washington
J. William Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Peo
Reading the Congressional Record Highlights Johnson Era
Washington report notes abuse of the Congressional Record as a vehicle for constituent letters criticizing Viet Nam policy. It highlights speeches by Willard Caldwell and John Henry criticizing Great Society programs and government spending, with figures on welfare, day care costs, and foreign aid.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
LBJ
Viet Nam
Morse
A. S. Herrong Jr
Florida
Willard Caldwell
Florida Supreme Court
Civitan Club
Jacksonville
John J. Henry
Babson
Henry
U. S
Accusations of Chinese Communist Interference Stoked by Accommodation Critics
The piece argues that evidence of Chinese Communist agitation in Asia has been ignored by advocates of accommodation, labeling their stance as appeasement. It warns that autocracy dominates Russia and China while democracy faces threats, and cites U.S. Senators who favor accommodation as historical precursors to world wars.
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Asia
Russia
Red
China
United States Senate
St Patrick’s Day Memories Across Two Heritages
Dave Regan recalls decades of St Patrick’s Day rituals with Middletown postmaster Frank Dobrozsi and tradition, noting a recent shift to Welsh heritage celebrations in Cincinnati. He reflects on health limits, memories of long days of work and revelry, and personal quirks in spending the holiday.
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Ohio
S. Broad St
First Ave
Postoffice
USA
New Journal Ine
St. Patrick’s Day
Frank Dobrozsi
Holy Trinity Church
Frank
Politics Goes Full Time as Pros Run Campaigns
A shift to paid professional politics emerges with state chairmen like Indiana’s Gordon St Angelo. He funds and trains county chairs, drives fundraising, and orchestrates campaigns from Washington, signaling a new era where politics is a full time business for parties and leaders.
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Gordon St. Angelo
Indiana
Democratic
St. Angelo
Lawrence O'Brien
Rusk
Capt Ll
Ray Bliss
Ohio
Bliss
John F. Kennedy
St.Angelo
Vance Hartke
Birch Bayh
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Caldwell
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