Press Rights Clash with Law and Shield Law Doubts
The piece argues against making the press an investigative arm of the law and questions shield laws while stressing the need for public awareness of information flow. It cites Roger C. Cramton on grand jury rights and Liberty in the hearts of people, urging vigilance over constitutional limits on press freedom. It also notes a Gainesville Times section and discusses China’s Africa policy and a planned visit by Mobutu Sese Seko to Beijing.
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Roger C. Cramton
U. S
House
Mr. Cramton
Learned Hand
Gainesville
China
Africa
Mobutu Seso Seko
Republic of
Zaire
Peking
Central African Republic
Ghana
Tunisia
Evidence of Satan Seen as Real by Pope and Pastor
Pope Paul VI and Rev. Dr. L Nelson Bell affirmed the existence of Satan as a living reality, contrasting secular doubt. They urged awareness of evil spirits and noted that grace from God can help believers resist temptations, echoing the Lord's Prayer plea to deliver us from evil.
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Jesus
St Paul
St. John
Satan
Pope Paul VI
L. Nelson Bell
Presbyterian Church
United Sates
Vatican
Dr. Bell
The Mystery of the Secret Signal
A hard boiled tale unfolds in the Oval Office where Dick seeks The Secret Signal to justify bombing. Henry, the comical sidekick, misreads calls and political chatter as peace signals while Dick inches toward announcing peace is at hand.
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Times
Secret Signal
Henry
Oval
Playboy
Paris
Jawohl
Neffer
le Duc
Hanoi
France
Congress
Presidents Budget Power Sparks Impoundment Legal Clash
Missouri sues to force release of highway funds, claiming Nixon may impound congressionally approved money. The Justice Department argues spending only required when congress orders it, raising a potential constitutional clash over executive control and a possible threat to the Justice Department.
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Jack C. Landau
Newhouse News Service
Washington
Nixon
Congress
Senate
Missouri
Federal District Court
Justice Department
TIS
Changes in The Register Comics Spark Reader Feedback
The Register drops six daily strips and adds one, citing policy with competitor papers and NEA content constraints. Readers urged reinstating Snuffy Smith and other strips, while the paper explains its nonreturn due to a stand on unique local content and NEA package rules.
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Register
Alley Oop
Morty Meekle
Bugs Bunny
Born Loser
Broom-Hilda
Snuffy Smith
Dick Tracy
Maggie
Jiggs
Katzenjammer
Beckley
Blondie
Moon Mullins
Barney Google
Beckley Post-Herald
Jim Berry
NEA
Quotes on crime and markets from Volpe and Nixon
Secretary of Transportation John Volpe compares skyjackings to bank robberies and notes their persistence. President Nixon, during a Wall Street visit, proclaims bullish sentiment about America.
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Secretary of Transportation
John Volpe
America
Nixon
Wall Street
Europe Trip Unlikely Now The Use And Limits Of Power
Analysis of Nixon's leverage in Vietnam talks by Anthony Lewis. It notes European opposition to escalation after Hanoi bombing, the president's unilateral powers, Kissinger's weakened credibility, and the North Vietnamese resolve. It cites domestic and world opinion pressures and the risk of renewed terror bombing.
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Anthony Lewis
N. Y. Times Service
London
Washington
Europe
Nixon
Henry Kissinger
America
Vietnam
Hanoi
United States
Lyndon Johnson
Kissinger
le Duc Tho
U. S
Moscow
Unike
New Society
Indochina
Sweden
U.S
Italy
Canada
Australia
Congress
Wand
North Vietnam
Daniel Berrigan
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Senate Committee
Ralph Nader
Citizen Action
Public Citizen
Alan B. Morrison
Morrison
ARS World
Bob Wills
Big City
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