Threat to First Amendment in Press Freedom Debate
Editorial warns that jail threats to reporter William Farr over source disclosure signal a broader pattern of government pressure on the press. It cites subpoenas, secret proceedings, and closed hearings as eroding democratic rights, arguing free information sustains speech, religion, and assembly.
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Los Angeles
William Farr
U.S. Supreme Court
California
William Moorehead
White House
FBI
Boston
Unitarian Universalist Church
Church
Beacon Press
Mike Gravel
Pentagon
CBS
NBC
Cement Truck Traffic Sparks City Safety Plea
Residents report cement trucks repeatedly running red lights and speeding on major roads. Officials note the vehicles' weight hinders braking and warn that crashes tend to be serious. Call is for tougher police enforcement and more tickets to change driver behavior.
Four powers to supervise Vietnam cease fire face safety and timing pressure
The four nations Canada Poland Hungary and Indonesia are urged by the Nixon administration to finalize contingents averaging about 1 200 each and place them on 72 hour notice for duty in South Vietnam. The force of roughly 5 000 will be split into small groups between the ARVN and Hanoi front lines, raising grave safety concerns for service members amid ongoing hostilities.
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Washington
Vietnam
Nixon
South Vietnam
Canada
Poland
Hungary
Indonesia
Hanoi
Irving Kristol
White House
Democratic Party
Kristol
Daniel P. Moynihan
Harvard
Take blame off teachers in tenure debate letter
A letter from a teacher's wife challenges Dr Shefstall's claim that tenure protects inept teachers. The writer argues administrators hire and rehire, evaluate, and eventually grant tenure, and calls for tougher administrator accountability to reduce incompetence. Name withheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Shefstall
Reader Letter About Missing Comic Strip
A reader writes in about disappointment after not finding the David comic strip in the newspaper. The letter expresses appreciation for the paper and asks for more input on content.
Notable Speakers on Arizona Students Board 1972 73 List
The Associated Students University of Arizona Speakers Board Programs for 1972 73 include Angela Davis and figures such as Flo Kennedy James Kilpatrick Shirley Chisholm William Rusher Walter Hickel Ralph Nader Paul Fannin and Dolf M Droge Also referenced are reader letters from Robert L Bayless and Laurie German expressing nostalgia for a comic feature by David Crane.
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Angela Davis
Associated Students
University of Arizona
the Cage
Flo Kennedy
James J. Kilpatrick
Shirley . Chisholm
William Rusher
Walter Hickel
Ralph Nader
William Lear
Paul Fannin
Art museum sale sparks public debate over patrimony
In New York a dispute erupts over the Metropolitan Museum of Art selling Rousseau and Gris paintings in London to fund other works. Critics accuse the sale of betraying public trust, while defenders argue auctions ensure oversight and public access to art remains paramount.
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New York
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Marlborough Gallery
London
Henri Rousseau
Juan Gris
Metropolitan Museum
Einai Aves
Mer Mit Rhayove Evra
Rousseau
Anna Goddard Potter
Fire victims thank neighbors and helpers after midnight blaze
Reece and Judy Bright Cody Bright and Edna Morris thank Bert and Donnarne Minshall Carl and Laurie Stevens Bruce Irene and Pete Mirabito Mike and Roxie Cardona Len and Dee Marx Mrs Mike Kapanicas and two men in a moving van plus firemen and Fire Chief for aid after their home caught fire last Saturday night in the rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert
Donnarne Minshall
Carl
Laurie Stevens
Bruce
Irene
Pete Mirabito
Mike
Roxie Cardona
Len
Dee Marx
Mike Kapanicas
Doug Stevens
Reece
Judy Bright
Cody Bright
Edna Morris
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Indiana
Mr. Nixon
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