Pulitzer prizes honor Times Pentagon papers victory
The New York Times wins the 1972 Pulitzer Prize for public service for publishing the Pentagon papers, with Jack Anderson taking international reporting for disclosure of government decision making during the India Pakistan war. Other winners include Horst Faas and Michel Laurenti for spot news photography and Peter Kann for international reporting.
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Prize Winner Is Reflective
Washington A Pulitzer Prize winner reflective mood. Jack Anderson recalls a quarter century of exposing government secrets and the public praises him for investigative reporting. He says the award signals respectability for watchdog journalism and inspires young reporters to follow.
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Second Chi Rereee Report From Vasa Te Od
A brief note from Vasa Te Od mentions a second Chi rereee. The fragment hints at a regional notice or event but lacks clear details or dates. Further readable context is unavailable.
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Nixon Secrecy Rules Reformed For Greater Public Access
Washington AP President Nixon unveils an executive order effective June 1 to streamline classification of national security material. Officials say the move aims to curb the "classification flood" while protecting genuinely secret data and increasing public access. Deputy Assistant Secretary William Blair Jr and Pentagon general counsel Fred Buzhardt call it a milestone in balancing transparency with security after a year long study found rules too complex and overextended authority.
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Pulitzer Prizes At A Glance 1972 Winners Listed
The 1972 Pulitzer Prizes were announced by Columbia University trustees on the Advisory Board’s recommendation. Major journalism prizes included Public Service to The New York Times for Pentagon papers publication and National Reporting to Jack Anderson for foreign policy disclosures.
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