News Ban on Crime Unjustified
The conflict over press access to criminal case information is debated after a New York Bar committee led by Harold Medina questions police and media power before trials. Critics warn censorship can mask incompetence, while ASNE argues safeguards protect trials without harming press freedoms and public access.
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New York City
Harold R. Medina
Medina
American Bar Association
Paul C. Reardon
Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts
Reardon
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Robert C. Notson
Portland
Ore
J. Edward Murray
Phoenix
ASNE
Jack Ruby
Dallas
Leo Frank
Atlanta
Supreme Court
Educators Applaud Reagan Pick for State Education Board
W. Howard Day of Long Beach wins praise from educators in Los Angeles County for appointment to the State Board of Education. His background on the County Board since 1956, role as EYOA chairman, and experience as a businessman are cited as balanced, thoughtful qualifications. He is seen as a unifying, moderate Republican able to work with Dr. Max Rafferty and both parties, replacing the earlier controversial choice.
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Gov. Reagan
W. Howard Day
State Board of Education
Los Angeles County
Long Beach
County Board of Education
Max Rafferty
Reagan
White House
William McCandless
State Education Board
Fiveeman Senate Rules Committee
McCandless
Senate
John F. McCarthy
Education Board
How Many Eggs and Baskets
In a discussion of diversification through mergers National Biscuit Co and Colgate Palmolive Co are noted as a potential pairing pending stockholder approval. Analysts foresee antitrust scrutiny but expect little initial alarm as the merger spans diverse products with questions about public welfare and consumer choice.
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National Biscuit Co
Colgate Palmolive Co
Justice Department
Antitrust Division
Reagan Program Starts to Shape Up From Our State Bureau
SACRAMENTO The Reagan Administration has clarified its early stance focusing on spending restraint and austerity measures. Key items include tuition debates, 19 percent rollbacks, and a push to blue pencil budget increases, with Republicans wary of how legislative relations will unfold.
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Sacramento
Capitol
Reagan
Senate
Assembly
Forum Editor Rebuttal to Mrs Cox on Education Tax
A sophomore at California State College Long Beach replies to Mrs Cox arguing taxpayers support free higher education benefits youth and others. He counters the idea of mandatory freshman work, notes college as a full time commitment, and defends the value and accessibility of higher education for all ages.
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California State College At
Long Beach
Mary Cox
Don't Leave Kids Alone Parents Learn Hard Lesson
A reader urges parents to avoid leaving children home alone for quick errands. She cites fires and burns as preventable tragedies and credits her own upbringing for safety, urging responsible caregiving until children reach maturity.
Romney's Western Swing Elevates 1968 Presidential Hopes
Governor Romney concludes a six state tour with a strong push to conservatives while showcasing rugged West roots. He ties his liberal moments to practical aims, earning wary praise from Mormon and western Republican blocs as he presents a serious bid for GOP support.
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Albuquerque
Nea
George Romney
Michigan
Alaska
Utah
Idaho
New Mexico
Arizona
Anchorage
McKinley
Rexburg
Romney
Big Sawfootl Mountains
Salmon River
Bobby Kennedy
Mormon
Mountain
Richard Nixon
Ronald Reagan
California
Salt Lake City
Gold discovery in Jackson Hole Wyoming blocks hopeful rush
Interior Department scientists report a large gold bearing rock in Jackson Hole but estimate value at about 35 cents per cubic yard. The find is unlikely to trigger a gold rush or attract prospectors. the story notes the area’s scenic value and limited immediate profit. Some Burning Tree Club members plan a Florida trip for the season.
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Washington
Interior Department
Jackson Hole
Wyoming
Department
Geological Survey
Proprictor
Pete
Southern hospitality shines in country club golf clash
Sydney Herlong embodies southern hospitality as a golf match climaxes on a par three. One opponent, club steward John Alten, bounces a six inch miss but Allen sinks a hole in one. Washington diplomats dine at Smithsonian Institution in a main hall event with fife and drum and 1780s costumes. Ripley jokes welcome to the li'l ol' Smithsonian Institution during the evening.
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Sydney Herlong
Washington
Smithsonian Institution
Smithsonian
S. Dillon Ripley
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Edmund G. Brown
Brown
Adrienne Saussett
Youth Authority Board
Huntington Beach
James McCauley
Verdee
Irene Holton
West
DEW Citi Syndicate
Bruce
Biossat
The
Tree Club
Washington Golf Club
Florida
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