Reeves County Jurors Told to Stand Firm for Justice
An editorial urges jurors in Reeves County and nationwide to resist soft sentencing and uphold strong punishments for crime. It argues that juries must assess guilt and set deterrent sentences, warning against letting criminals escape with lighter charges.
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Reeves County
Supreme Court
U.S
United States
F.L
FCC Should Reconsider Multimarket Media Ownership Rules
The piece argues the FCC overreaches by seeking broader ownership diversity across radio TV and newspapers arguing the plan could raise costs reduce service quality and spread influence. It recalls 1942 and 1970 debates urging merit renewals and fair public service rather than broad regulatory overreach.
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Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Circuit Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
Ints
Justice Department
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Broyle Opens His Mail
A humorous roundup by HAL BOYLE noting odds ends from mail, trivia, and quotable lines. It surveys Franklin’s early fins, oceans as gold, tax per household, cranberry history, quotes on nature and intellect, vaccination safety, car fumes and weather links, and Samuel Butler on enjoying life.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Benjamin Franklin
Ben
Midas
U.S
Defense
Robert E. Sherwood
Samuel Butler
Stanford on Thames Relocates Students Amid Riots Echo
Cliveden England hosts 80 Stanford University students formerly off the Palo Alto campus. They attend classes at the Astor mansion while protests rage in California, yet the English stint offers leisure amid the distance.
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Stanford On Thames
Cliveden
England
NEA
Stanford University
California
Stanford
Astor
Palo Alto
Nancy Astor
Lady Astor
Stanford Economics
John Scadding
John Jacob
Illiam Waldorf Astor
Thames
This Is Your Life returns to television in 1970s revival
Hollywood report outlines Ralph Edwards plan to revive This Is Your Life with Western Video Industries producing a syndicated series. Edwards, recalling his early network era, anticipates emphasis on youth and American life while exploring new formats in a restored format.
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Bob Thomas
Associated Press
Hollywood (Ap
Ralph Edwards
Ralph
Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel
Edwards
Western Video Industries
Hollywood Boulevard
America
Confstrate
University of
New York
NBC
Revolutions Are No Trifles Kent State Massacre Reflections
An editorial condemns the Kent State University killings by National Guardsmen in 1970. It cites vandalism on campus, guards’ strain from a Cleveland strike, and broader blame on students faculty and administrators. It argues revolutions require restraint and justice and urges sober self-examination.
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National
Kent State University
Kent
Ohio
ROTC
Vietnam
Cambodia
Cleveland
Boston
John Adams
Adams
Nixon strategy aims to deter Hanoi with prolonged US resolve
The White House strategy argues that US resolve will outlast Hanoi and deter future Viet Cong bases after raids. Nixon and Thieu would warn Hanoi that attacks will be answered again if North Vietnam reestablishes bases. Advisers believe public opinion cannot end the war if Hanoi thinks it can pressure the US.
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Washington
NEA
Nixon
Mao Tse-tung
Thieu
Hanoi
United States
South Vietnam
White House
State Department
Pentagon
France
Paris
Ho Chi Minh
Catalar Dien Bien Phu
U. S
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