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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1974
Page
2
The piece condemns AT&T for sharing reporters calls with government agencies and warns such spying threatens constitutional rights. It argues courts should authorize access through due process and stresses the broader danger to press freedom and democratic openness.
A Bakers Association leader warns a 24 ounce loaf could hit one dollar this spring due to a major grain agreement with the Soviet Union. The detente-linked deal allegedly shifted grain to Arabs and sold U.S. grain abroad at high prices, impacting bread costs for consumers.
Reader recalls NBC involvement in a 1968 Democratic Platform Committee meeting bugging in Chicago and the later indictment of Enid Roth for intercepting oral communications. The piece notes similar 1968 and 1960s surveillance episodes, including Nixon remarks tape leaks and Reston’s press freedom appeals.
A reader questions Harriet Van Horne's January Progress piece on food production. He argues more government controls harm the economy, cites SEC paperwork delays and meat shortages, and urges practical, profitable reforms over scare tactics. He signs ROBERT W. ALSTRIN Paradise Valley.
The piece outlines a Moscow dispatch to fetch Oswald's KGB file after his arrest, says the file shows no link, and discusses Barron's Readers Digest Press book KGB The Secret Work of Soviet Secret Agents. It cites Yuri Nosenko, detente, and Western cooperation with Barron's portrayal of KGB expansion and power.
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