Editorial: press secrecy and a call for trust
The piece notes Herbert Klein and Ronald Ziegler rely on constitutional silence privileges for White House aides while questioning whether reporters deserve similar protection. It urges mutual trust between press and presidency, arguing secrecy may be necessary for national security and that the press deserves confidentiality as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Klein
Kirin
White House
Nixon
Thas
Ronald J. Ziegler
Ziegler
Butz Opposes Tying Wages to Food Price Rises
Secretary Earl Butz voices opposition to AFL CIO chief Meany suggesting wage negotiations linked to food price increases. He warns such ties could force out of date settlements and notes most food price gains for 1973 are behind us.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Butz
Dr. Butz
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Letters on Oceanfront Development and Air Pollution Debate
A reader urges converting privately held oceanfront land for a city park and cites rising Long Beach growth as justification. A separate critique attacks a Long Beach school bulletin for political propaganda, arguing district leadership and re elections mislead taxpayers.
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Ocean
Ocean Bowlvard
Esplanade
City 9 Conden
Park Esplanade
Ocean Boulevard
Art Museum
Belmont Pier
Tidelands
Long Beach
L. A. Collins Sr
Cahinu
Long Beach Sehnal Bulletin
LAC
Bob Parisil
Angela Davis in Havana Mentioned in Hidden Headline
A clipped page hints at Angela Davis returning from Havana and suggests plans for her release in a few weeks. The notation claims authorities will not disclose sources of instruction, provoking questions about secrecy and motive. Long Beach MRS Gonzales.
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Angela Davis
Havana
Long Beach
Gonzales
Edwards to Hear Abortion and Busing Issues in Committee
House leadership assigns two volatile constitutional amendments to Rep. Don Edwards of San Jose. Edwards’ record on Vietnam and women’s rights shapes expectations as hearings on abortion and busing drag on. No immediate action. fate hinges on committee time and backing.
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Washington
House
Judiciary
Don Edwards
San Jose
Edwards
Supreme Court
Congress
Bruce Chosen as Senior American Diplomat by Nixon
Bruce, a veteran diplomat famed as ambassador to Paris Bonn and London, is called back to service at 75 to head the U S liaison office in Peking. Nixon lauds him as a man of stature, with a career spanning Truman Eisenhower Kennedy and Johnson years.
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United States
David Kirkpatrick Este Bruce
la France
West Germany
Britain
Bruce
Nixon
Paris
Vietnam
U.S
Peking
China
Washington
Harry S. ‘Truman
Ram
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Bonn
Court of St. James
F. Kenedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Princeton
Virginia
Maryland
France
Baltimore
Virginia House of Delegates
London
American Red Cross
Office of Strategic Services
Fallacy of pacifism in modern thought
A letter argues pacifism is a fallacy, praising war as a force for freedom and citing biblical and historical examples. It contends slavery as the ultimate evil, asserts Jesus’ sword not peace, and claims freedom and democracy were won by war. The piece suggests pacifists overlook that true brotherhood requires universal freedom and warns against embracing nonviolence as universal rule.
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Jesus
Gandhi
Martin Luther King Jr
Moses
King
Hitler
Ichoyah
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Save Ocean View
Aleady
Long Beach Tack Graham
Gil Bailey
UH National Bureau
rikLing
Wallnede
Nere
New York Times News Service
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Nob
William Cabell Bruce
Louise Mste Wisher Bruce
Agoman
Bruce and
His Wife
Evangeline Bell, Have
Children
Alexandra, David and
Nicholas
Cardinal Nile
Dorothy S. Johnson
Orlando
Tesus
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