Stanton's Stand Shows Courage in Press Freedom Defense
Frank Stanton of CBS refused to surrender unedited tapes and notes for The Selling of the Pentagon, defying a House investigation. He received multiple industry honors for protecting the public's right to know, while critics warn distrust grows when probing scrutiny yields little proof.
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Frank Stanton
Columbia Broadcasting System
Congressional
Pentagon
Stanton
National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
Academy
International Radio and Television Society
National Association of Broadcasters
George Foster Feabody
America
Dear Dr Lamb What Epilepsy Means For patients And Drivers
A reader asks if epilepsy is inherited and about driving licenses. The doctor explains epilepsy types, heredity, and genetic counseling. He notes most drivers can be licensed with control, compares epilepsy risk to heart disease, and urges openness about the condition. He mentions insurance and overhauls to fitness-for-driving rules.
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Dr. Lamb
Debate views show voters want economic results over TV sparring
In Washington observers note low TV audience for McGovern Humphrey debates. Voters seek jobs, wage growth, and a path to reducing unemployment amid a slow recovery. Economic conditions and policy impact dominate choices, not rhetorical battles on television.
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Washington
George McGovern
South Dakota
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Democratic Party
Indo - Chna
North Vietnam
Churches Must Think Big In Raising Extra Capital
John Park Lee, a former public relations man who raised 64 million dollars for the United Presbyterian Church, urges churches to seek large gifts first rather than rely on local congregations. He says big donations attract ongoing support and contrasts this with traditional small, local giving. Lee, 68, retired to Santa Fe after shaping a new capital fundraising pattern for church institutions.
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George W. Cornell
Denver
Colo
Wall Street
Big Momey
John Park Lee
United Presbyterian Church
Lee
Steel Corporation
New York
Santa Fe
N.M
Today in History June 4 1972 association press
Highlights include the 1942 Battle of Midway marking a decisive U S defeat of Japan and 1943 troops storming into Buenos Aires overthrowing Argentina's Castillo, with Rome occupation by Allied forces in 1944. Rosaland Russell birthday and other notes.
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Associated Press
Midway
U.S
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Ramon Castillo
Rome
John F. Kennedy
Krusnachev
A Post Memorial Day Reflection on War and Peace
David Poling notes how Memorial Day 1971 in Pleasantville mirrored enduring conflict and fear. He recalls disrupted parades, large peace rallies, and public violence from MLK to Yale portraits, urging awareness of global strife and the vulnerable seeking rights in a connected world.
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David Poling
Pleasantville
N.Y
Southeast Asia
Ireland
Middle East
Martin Luther King
George Wallace
Maryland
Charlie Chaplin
America
Rome
New York
Londonderry
San Diego
Nixon Visit May Push Soviet Consumer Reforms
Analysis notes Nixon's trip could spur Kremlin shifts toward more consumer goods and slight freedoms, aided by reduced Western threat fears. Observers warn changes depend on internal Soviet pressures from engineers and officials, with possible impact on foreign policy and client states.
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Washington
Nea
Nixon
Russia
Kremlin
Brezhnev
Russiia
United States
Western Europe
China
Khrushchev
U.S
Moscow
Cuba
Egypt
North Vietnam
Ancient pancratium in Olympic Games brutal sport
Ancient Olympic pancratium combined boxing and wrestling with metal studded leather gloves. Contenders wore heavy wraps and helmets while fighting leading to fatal outcomes reported in historical accounts.
Palladium Times Oswego Masthead Notice and Rates
The Palladium Times lists publication details for Oswego New York including its status as a second class mail matter, consolidation of Oswego Palladium and Oswego Times, publisher Clark Morrison Ore, and annual and weekly carrier rates. Advertising representatives are Thomson Newspapers with offices in Des Plaines and New York.
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Oswego
N. Y
Oswego Palladium
Oswgo Times
Clark Morrison Ore
Anc
Te Oswego
Vieye
Northern Cayuga Co
Thomson Newspapers, Inc
Des Plaines Ave
Des Plaines
Rockefeller Piaza
New York
Associated Press
Palladium’ Times
Nis
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Tox
David Lawrence
McGovern
Humphrey
By Roger Bollen
Vienna
Johnson Island
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Jordan
Hussein
Israel
Iraq
South Vietnam
Rosalind Russell
Robert Merrill
Oliver Herford
New Haven
Yale Difinity School
Ray Cromley
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