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Editorials warn freedoms under fire from government actions
Don Oakley reports on concerns voiced by Robert W. Sarnoff that government moves to weaken network economics and public broadcasting threaten press freedom. He cites subpoenas, secrecy, and intimidation as tools to tame journalism and curb independent information.
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Robert W. Sarnoff
RCA
NBC
Los Angeles
Corporation For Public Broadcasting
Sarnoff
Land Use Shifts But Agriculture Dominates U S Space
The United States has over two billion acres of land with agriculture expected to remain the primary use. By 2000, agriculture may still cover about half the area while nonagricultural land reaches 10 percent by century’s end. Urban areas occupy 1.5 percent.
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United States
Economic Research Service
Glancing Back June 4 1963
A retrospective look lists eras ending and beginnings from Miss Clara ZumBrunnen’s last rites after 47 years in Monroe public schools, to Pope John XXIII’s death and Vatican statements, plus Robert Weckerly starting as Monroe District manager of Wisconsin Power and Light Co.
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Clara ZumBrunnen
Monroe
Vatican
Pope John XXIII
Robert Weckerly
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Today in History June 4 1973 highlights and birthdays
On this June 4, notable past events are listed from 1647 to 1961 including Charles I hostage capture, a Midway battle anniversary, and Kennedy Khrushchev talks. Birthdays noted for Robert Merrill and Rosalind Russell. Thought for today by Horace.
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Associated Press
Midway
Japan
Charles I
England
United States
Tripoli
Leopold
Saxe-Coburg
Belgium
France
Leon Blum
Juan Peron
Argentina
John F. Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
Vienna
Austria
John XXIII
St. Peter’s Basilica
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
U.S
Haiphong
Robert Merrill
Rosalind Russell
Horace
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Cadillac
Zenith
Schultz A OL
Monroe, Wis
Prune Energy
C.O.D
California
Blackburn Ave
Cal
George Walter
Lawrence College
Ray Carter
Judith Thorpe
Carter
American Legion
Green County War Meat Committee
Richard C. Taggart
Ashland County Superintendent of Schools
Green County Normal School
Charles H. Dietz
H. B. Caradine
Monroe High School Alumni Assn
Grace Schroeder
Herbert O. Tschudy
Herbert Lanz
Monroe High School
A. A. Hahn
Grace Lutheran Church
Prohibition Enforcement Department
Teresa Gettings
Abraham Kubly
Monticello
New Glarus
Sugar River
Albany
Brodhead
Freeport
Roosevelt
M.D
Lazar-Scott CO
Blackburn Avenue
First National Bank
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Bsheridan DR
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