Reader's Digest Accused of Misleading Sweepstakes
The FTC charged Reader's Digest with misleading the public in 11 sweepstakes since January 1966. The proposed order would require full prize disclosure, prior written consent for names, and revealing long odds against winning.
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Klein Critiques TV News Conference Format
White House Communications Director Herbert C. Klein argues in a New York Times column that a presidential news conference with 300 reporters and 50 million viewers is not the ideal way to explain policy. He notes Nixon faces criticism for few conferences and questions journalists using their platform to air grievances.
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Kennedy lauds Young lone voice against war in Senate
UPI reports retiring Ohio Senator Stephen Young honored for opposing the Vietnam War. Colleagues Kennedy Holland Proxmire Fulbright Yarborough and others praise his independence courage and willingness to confront missteps in U.S. policy as Taft succeeds him in the Senate.
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