Collegiate press politics spark campus censorship debate
A syndicated College Press Service report depicts a wave of campus censorship actions across U S colleges. Forty percent of student editors report censorship or harassment amid clashes over editorial freedom and funding, with critics arguing the new generation seeks selective freedom.
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United States
College Press Service
Dillard University
Norfolk State
Niagara University
Nixon
Concordian
Concordia College
Minnesota
Arrow
University of Southern California
Argus
University of Maryland
CPS
Clergy Stress Hits Priests and Ministers Across Denoms
A Notre Dame study of about 5 000 Protestant ministers and 1 500 Catholic priests finds rising personal stress prompting some to consider resignation. Young clergy report pressure from marriage, leadership gaps, and church policy debates, while Protestant clergy cite money worries and job effectiveness concerns. All groups share no major stress over faith or career change.
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John P. Koval
University of Notre Dame
Koval
USO Turns 30 and a look at its reach and role
The USO marks 30 years since its founding on Feb 4 serving over 25 million service members since World War II. It operates at 50 overseas points and 125 US communities with concerts and entertainers, tickets to events, letters, and media access at clubs.
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United States Organization, Inc
USO
United States
News Management In The Military Part 1 War Propaganda
A-era overview of military information policy and press freedom critiques. The piece cites the six day Laos blackout, criticisms from Fulbright Moss and editors, Kennedy's disclosure vs secrecy dilemma, and the credibility gap as Vietnam expands. It discusses DoD directives on public information and past verdicts on news management in Vietnam and Laos.
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Phil Niklaus
Vietnam
Laos
William Fulbright
Dark
John Moss
D-Cal
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
The
New York Times
United States
Washington
Saigon
Edward R. Murrow
Robert McNamara
Department of Defense
DOD
Defense Department
Stars and Stripes
Armed Forces
Johnson
James Reston
House of Representatives
U.S
Robert J. Manning
From the News-Post Files A Quick Review
A concise look back at yesterday’s items from the News-Post files. Highlights include local notes, brief events, and items of interest across towns and agencies.
50 Years Ago Swimming winners at Hood College meet
The Sophomore class the Hood College won first in the annual YMCA pool swimming contest with 52 points. Freshmen finished second and Juniors third. Topics led with 52 points, Freshmen 40, Juniors 22. Col Markey of Frederick to represent Maryland in war service legislation before Congress. John Trout renews News-Post subscription after nursing flu in his family. Frederick County education notes and Camp Detrick housing draft under Wherry Act. Housing shortage flagged at a public meeting in City Hall.
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Hood College
YMCA
D. J. Markey
Frederick
Maryland Department of the American Legion
Congress
Col. Markey
Maryland
National Executive Committee
John Trout
News- Post Office
Trout
Camp Detrick
Robert F. Barrick
City Hall
Chamber of Commerce
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Mount Airy, Md
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