Secret Hearings Highlight Press Freedom Debate 1953 55
The piece traces secret committee hearings from 1953 and notes 1954 and early 1955 percentages, then critiques government secrecy. It cites a House subcommittee rule restricting testimony and discusses the public's right to know, urging newspapers to push for open records and information access.
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Asve Pyel Cemlul
Senate
House
Tha Macs
Ana Whit
Rep
Doyle
Calif
We Pledge to Improve by Herbert Brucker
Hartford Courant editor discusses National Newspaper Week from Oct 1 8 and argues for a public right to know. He warns newspapers must serve accuracy over self praise and recalls World War II and Cold War motives in defending press freedom.
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National Newspaper Week
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Herbert Brucker
Hartford
Conn
Courant
Department of Commerce
House Judiciary Committee
Variety in Salads Advised by County Agent
County home agent urges using leafy greens beyond lettuce to add variety to salads. Options include watercress olive chicory green cabbage and spinach. Keep greens crisp by drying after washing refrigerating and adding dressing last. Tear greens for tossed salads in large pieces for body. Use tart dressings for vegetable salads and fruit salads with fruit dressings reserved.
National Newspaper Week focuses on reader defined news
The piece argues readers shape news more than editors do, urging awareness of attempts to restrict information. It warns that relinquishing control harms readers and journalism, urging citizens to consider how their definition of news guideswhat newspapers publish.
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National Newspaper
The Preston Citizen Item
The Preston Citizen reports a local news item from No 8 with readable details indicating a community event or notice. Further specifics are unavailable in the fragment.
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THE
Preston Citizen
Weston weekend guests share birthdays and town news
Weston residents reported visitors and gatherings including Mr and Mrs Ralph Crook from Salt Lake City, birthday celebrations for Bob White and Gloria Wood, and a nine pound boy born to Mr and Mrs Charles Buttars in Logan. Local trips, BYU and USAC students, and Relief society events were noted along with several family visits and weekend activities.
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Richard Lemmon
Ralph Crook
Salt Lake City
Moses Lake
Wash
Lewis Bingham
Weston
Francine Pitcher
Cornish
Ogden
Gloria Wood
Charles W. Buttars
Logan Lds Hospital
Morgan Buttars
Therval Campbell
Mackay
Geralynn Hobbs
Provo
BYU
Joyce Tanner
USAC
Oscar Lundquist
Tooele
Oscar Lundquist, Jr
Salmon
Howard Nelson
Dale Eck
Allan and
Shelley
Dillon
Mont
Owen Maughan
Ila Coburn
Pocatello
Grace Pierce
Karen Nielsen
Mark Tingey
Merlin
Billy McKay
Jay Schwaneveldt
Lyman Merrill
Suel Murdock
Preston
Theo Murdock
Roland Murdock
Dayton
Bingham
Weston Relief Society
Edna Lemmons
Relief Society
Sylvia Schwaneveldt
Maude Jorgensen
Lorenzo Michelson
Arthur Povey
Clifton
Les Dawson
Sam Whitney
Ezra Morgan
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Rex Hampton
Dale Waddoups
William Coburn
Marie Lindhardt
County of
Franklin
Bombe
Idaho Press Association
Moss
Halls of Congress
Defense Department
R. Karl Honaman
Army Information
Aoeneenan
Hduss
Emake
Wey Opeeovu
Ve Ucara
New York
Connecticut State Legislature Judiciary Committee
Asbury Park
N.J
New Jersey Supreme Court
California
BBC
Yeen
Aeinuz Lemginnet
Royce Howes
Detroit Free Press
Allis-Chalmers
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