Judge lifts gag order in murder trial after media objections
A Sedgwick County district court judge briefly barred news coverage in a murder trial before revoking the order. The columnist argues sequestering juries, not banning media, better protects fair trials and limits courtroom discussion exposure to jurors.
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Walter Winchell Remembered In Anderson Book Excerpt
Jack Anderson recalls Walter Winchell, his rise from New York street life to radio kingpin. The piece highlights Winchells sharp instinct, coined terms, and brisk, headline driven style, plus his rival Drew Pearson and moments of national influence.
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Abzug pushes 10 million for National Women's Conference
Congresswoman Bella Abzug asks for 10 million to fund a National Women's Conference to recognize women’s contributions and plan a second conference in 1985. Critics call the proposal costly and wasteful while noting persisting gaps in women’s wages, representation, and education. supporters argue for the conference’s broader social value.
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IRS Abuses Tax Dollars By Ray Cromley
The column asserts tax returns are not confidential and are routinely accessed by federal and state agencies. It cites 1974 figures for IRS disclosures to Justice Department, U S attorneys, and others, notes prior White House attempts to inspect returns, and questions current IRS efforts to curb abuses amid political heat.
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December 4 History Highlights From 1851 to 1975
This date marks the December 4 Massacre in Paris 1851 the farewell dinner of George Washington 1783 Monroe's 1816 election Tammany escape 1875 WWII bomber raids 1942 Cairo meeting 1943 US UN participation 1945 Vietnam Saigon attack 1965 and Irish conspiracy foiled 1970.
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