Quotes Stir Debate Across U S Ethiopia U S Media And Labor
The Ethiopian Herald criticizes U S aid policy to Ethiopia urging that aid not be misread as forgetfulness of friends. Nicholas Johnson calls media to resist subpoenas defending press freedoms. Laverne Lamotte rejects Southern help in desegregation timetables. Spiro Agnew argues aptitude should drive college admissions. Tony Boyle accuses the press of a lynch mob atmosphere over Yablonski slaying and calls for deeper probe of his background.
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