Police silence plan sparks criticism from East Oregonian
The East Oregonian condemns police silence on ongoing cases and urges transparency. It notes papers risk wrongfully publishing details while officials argue limited briefings protect investigations and public safety. The piece explores travel risks of heads of government and recalls historical incidents to argue for prudent openness.
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United States Intervenes on Panama Railroad Dispute
Officials defend not interfering in Panama unrest while asserting treaty obligations to protect the Panama Railroad and its terminal. They argue the line serves international trade and neutral rights, not supporting rebels, and emphasize protecting American interests without undermining Panama’s government.
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