Passing Law Isn't Way To Combat Officials Lies
Public opinion surveys show two thirds think the government lies. Rep Donald Fraser and 49 others sponsor a bill to jail public officials for five years and fine them ten thousand dollars for lying publicly. Critics warn it clashes with perjury and libel laws and raises First Amendment questions about enforcement.
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UPI
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Donald Fraser
D-Minn
Americans For Democratic Action
House
Fraser
Solomon
Lying in politics and the costs of honesty
The piece argues about political lying and its role in campaigns and governance. It notes how potential candidates test waters, suggests enforcement could bog the judiciary, and contends lying supports a social economy for political and media figures. It also praises voters as ultimate judges via the ballot.
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Pocahontas on U.S. currency and Abby notices compiled
Readers learn Pocahontas appeared on a 1875 twenty dollar note while Abby answers letters on romance and family issues. The feature cites a UPI News Service snapshot and lists subscription rates for Norwalk and nearby counties.
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T.O.W
Martha
Television Log Covers Dense Thursday Schedule Across Channels
The page lists a dense nighttime to daytime schedule with dramas like Delancey Street and Death Sentence, game shows such as Jeopardy and Treasure Hunt, soaps including One Life To Live and Days Of Our Lives, and children's programs like Sesame Street and The Flintstones. Multiple channels show overlapping time slots and a mix of news, sports, and specials.
LSD in Army mock battle sparks debate on use as weapon
In a late 1950s Army film, soldiers under LSD chaos in battle simulation, with a Virginia psychiatrists describing loss of motivation and poor coordination. The report links such tests to concerns over brainwashing and potential weaponization, while noting strong opposition among psychiatrists.
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Les Whitten
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John Buckman
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Korea
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