Press group condemns Yorty speech access at Concord High
New England Daily Press Freedom Committee criticized Concord High School officials for barring reporters from Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty’s appearance during his campaign visit. Principal Robert Kantar allowed one Concord Monitor reporter to pool, but others were barred, prompting calls for cand idates to avoid public events denying press access.
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New England Daily Newspaper Association
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Concord Monitor
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Stans accuses AP of distorted journalism over Siam Kraft stake
Commerce Secretary Maurice Stans blasts The Associated Press for a story about his private foundation holding an interest in Siam Kraft Paper Co. and a Penn Central stake. He denies personal profit and accuses the report of bias while noting prior disclosures and his withdrawal from railroad negotiations.
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Associated Press
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Chicago
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McCloskey hints support for Muskie candidacy
Rep. Paul N. McCloskey told University of Maine students he would reserve judgment on Muskie. He praised Muskie as an honest man and said he would not endorse a weaker opponent from his party. He urged recognition of Bangladeshi rebels while cautioning against more U.S. involvement in Asia.
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Muskie
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McCloskey
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