Editorial Page Advocates Free Press In Democracy
The piece argues free speech and press are essential to democracy and contrasts free societies with censorship in Red China and Soviet Russia. It notes newspapers occasionally err yet strive for objectivity, and recalls Benjamin Harris's early U S newspaper as a milestone in press freedom. It asserts the U S now hosts thousands of papers and that printing news without fear or favor strengthens national freedom.
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Red
China
Soviet
Russia
America
United States
Boston
France
Benjamin Harris
Harris
Arizona Storm Prompts Call for County Flood Bond Issue
Weather figures warned of rain but a heavy downpour hit Friday, underscoring Arizona’s volatile climate. Guy Stillman criticizes the County Flood Control District for unused funds and urges a county wide bond issue to fund impoundments and widen flood channels. Officials and the Salt River Project share responsibility.
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Arizona
Guy Stillman
County
County Supervisors
Salt River Project
Kremlin faces economic split as technocrats press reform
Moscow reports a widening rift between party leaders and technocrats over decentralization and modern computerised production for a new five year plan. Brezhnev postponed the party congress due to disagreements on goals and the risk of empowering technocrats at party expense. Andrei Sakharov warns that without scientific info and freedom to innovate the Soviet economy risks falling behind the West.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Soviet ‘ Union
Kremlin
Czechoslovakia
Andrei Sakharov
Brezhnev
Our Man Hoppe and the Draft Darkly Reimagined
A satirical piece envisions a world where the draft ends, a Supreme Court ruling asserts government must raise armies, and a centralized system conscripts citizens into a training regime. The imagined outcome includes mass enforcement, a warlike state, and moral debate over freedom and slavery.
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Congress
Goldwater
Hatfield
Elmira Hotchkiss
Pine Bluff
N.D
Irwin
Supreme Court
Burger
U.S
Vietnam
Hhen
Haverford Campus Joke Forefront Public Relations Officer
J WAL from class of 48 described as a thoughtful pipe smoking public relations officer for the Army Corps of Engineers in Minnesota, and one of 29. The campus features century old maples and dogwoods beneath lush canopies on the Haverford site.
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Haverford
Army Corps of Engineers
Minnesota
Lindsay's Quiet Exit Hint Not Believed by All
Washington insiders see Mayor John Lindsay as weighing a step back from public life after his December 1973 mayoral exit but party officials doubt the pledge. He has endorsed Charles Goodell for governor and Arthur Goldberg for governor, straining relations with Upstate Republicans and Brooklyn Democrats alike while Rockefeller allies view the move as a political debt payoff.
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Washington
New York
John Lindsay
Charles Goodell
Lindsay
Arthur Goldberg
Goodell
Goldberg
Upstate
GOP
Mario Procaccino
Rockefeller
Brooklyn
Queens
City Hall
State House
Albany
Richard Aurelio
Democratic National Committee
House
On The Line- A Look At Nasser From Kurzman’s Book Genesis 1948
Dan Kurzman blends a detailed portrait of Gamal Abdel Nasser from his Genesis 1948 study. The narrative traces Nasser’s rise from a mud village in upper Egypt to Egypt’s ruler, his anti British stance, wartime actions, and unlikely ties with Israeli officer Yeroham Cohen, culminating in Nasser’s emergence as a pivotal foe in the Middle East.
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New York
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Dan Kurzman
World Publishing Co
Nasser
Upper
Egypt
Cairo
Benghazi
Farouk
Nassér
Yeroham Cohen
Yigal “Allen
Cohen
Kurzman
el Auja
Faluja
Yeroham
Gamal
Tel Aviv
Israel
Middle East
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Inside—report
By Rowland
Robert
Novak
Arthur Hoppe
ITL
Sebl
FBI
Robert” John Goldsmith
By Bob Considine
Scottsdale
Progress
Jonathan Marshall
Jerry McElfresh
W. B. Doc’ Wright
Daily Progress Ig
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
Earl Dr
Ariz
Nee Aber
Arizona’ Newspapers Association For Greater Public ‘Service
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