Khrushchev Storms Summit With Belligerent Demand
Western and Soviet press react as Khrushchev torpedoes summit prospects with a demand for unconditional surrender and apologies. International leaders fear a new Cold War crisis while Izvestia blames American aggression.
Nixon Criticizes Free TV Time Bill and Campaign Costs
The article reports former President Nixon arguing against government or railroads providing free advertising time for candidates. He defends party funding, says networks rely on airtime sales, and notes political advertising costs should be borne by parties. He also questions the feasibility and fairness of mandatory free access for campaigns.
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