Leaks and press integrity tied to Agnew case
The piece argues that Agnew’s legal questions must be handled through proper channels and condemns leaks that influence public opinion and possible grand jury bias. It criticizes both executive disclosure and media handling while urging DOJ investigation into leak practices and defender of press freedom with caution.
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Dress codes vs libert ies letter to the editor
Martin P. Smith argues against mandatory dress codes in Madison Local Schools urging respect for student civil liberties. He contends courts protect dress and hair choices and that comfort and happiness boost learning, warning codes foster distrust and apathy toward education.
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Mudstorm of '73: Nixon scandals face clearer verdicts
Jeffrey Hart argues three major allegations against President Nixon—San Clemente expenses, domestic intelligence break-ins, and secret Cambodia bombing—are largely vindicated by facts. He notes most costs were for military hardware and security, that FBI wiretaps were normal in earlier eras, and that bombing bordered on occupied territory but saved lives. The piece urges evaluating all scandals with a calm checklist.
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Nixon urged to hire Chou En-lai as adviser
The piece argues Nixon should appoint Chou En-lai as national security adviser if not for age and clearance hurdles. It notes the Times calls the U S government a stretcher case and laments the administration’s floundering in a strange historic moment.
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Probing Detente and Soviet Actions Across Europe
The piece critiques Western naivete on detente, noting unbalanced concessions by the United States and Soviet Union. It cites Harsch on Western control of Europe, questions the narrowing of “balanced” reductions, and includes Chou En-lai pressing Moscow for concrete goodwill moves. The author urges sharper, specific inquiries into detente and Sino-Soviet tensions.
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