Networks urged to broaden presidential questioning on TV
James Reston notes CBS News chief Richard Salant argues Section 315 blocks broad equal time. A private group plans bona fide forums with major candidates in five cities, moderated by Elie Abel, airing on PBS and networks. The aim is clearer issue discussion and voter understanding.
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Richard Salant
CBS News
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Harry
Rick Lowenherz
Billy Joe Clegg
Arthur Blessit
Stanley Arnold
Bernard Schechter
Robert Kelleher
Ellen McCormack
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
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Daly
Illinois
Salant
Congress
CBS
NBC
ABC
PBS
League of Women Voters
Rumsfeld's Rising Influence Angers Pentagon and Kissinger
Two months into his tenure as Defense Secretary, Donald Rumsfeld challenges Henry Kissinger on SALT influence, intrudes on white house diplomacy, and reshapes budget matters. Pentagon insiders note his power but doubt his defense expertise, likening him to a measured, bookkeeper-like, nonflashy executive.
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Pentagon
White House
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Rumsfeld
Ford
Kissinger
Department of Defense
West
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Defense Department
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National Security Council
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Moscow
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Schlesinger
Wade
James T. Lynn
Clark Clifford
Melvin R. Laird
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
William Clements
Don Rumsfeld
Washington
Should Quinlan’s life be kept alive by machines
Editor George A Lawson argues whether Karen Ann Quinlan, a comatose patient on a respirator, should be allowed to live or die. He portrays her case as a living prayer and urges readers to consider the moral stakes of prolonging life through technology.
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Public Broadcasting Service
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George A. Lawson
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Winchester
Rabin Sets Nonflexible Terms in U S Visit on Palestine
Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin arrived in Washington aiming to restore a $500 million arms aid cut and to bar Palestinian statehood from future talks. He refused to deal with the PLO, keeping its 1964 charter as policy and urging Geneva talks only on a Israel Jordan settlement. He warned U S arms aid cuts would weaken Israel.
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Rabin
U.S
House
Senate
Palestine Liberation Organization
Soviet Union
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Jordan
Russia
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