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A Tale of Two Libel Theories
Zion, Sidney | September 29, 1984 issue
Discusses U.S. Supreme Court cases which illustrate how it achieved success in protecting civil rights through freedom of the press-related cases, under...

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Ombudsmen for the Press
Hamilton, John Maxwell | March 16, 1974 issue
Focuses on issues related to the functioning of journalists in the U.S. Overview of the unchecked power and bias of the press; Assessment of changes in...

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High School Editor Takes the First
Simpson, Michael D. | March 29, 1980 issue
Focuses on the case filed by 16-year-old Chuck Reineke, editor of the official school newspaper 'Arrowhead' at the McEachern High School in Cobb County,...

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Nixon's 'Official Secrets Act'
Criley, Richard | March 2, 1974 issue
Focuses on the Criminal Code Reform Act proposed by the U.S. administration under the leadership of U.S. President Richard Nixon. Provisions of the act;...

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Letters
Rochester Jr., Haydon | July 8, 1978 issue
Presents letters to the editor of 'The Nation' magazine about truth in publishing in the United States .

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Third World Journalism: The Case of Peru
Goldenberg, Sonia | January 3, 1981 issue
Discusses the degree of freedom enjoyed by the press and its role in developing countries with special emphasis on the freedom of press in Peru. Revelation...

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A Bill to Protect the Press
Drinan, Robert F. | August 5, 1978 issue
Focuses on the impact on freedom of the press and the right to privacy of the U.S. Supreme Court decision in 'Zurcher v. Stanford Daily,' which gives access...

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Uncivil Liberties
Trillin, Calvin | November 7, 1987 issue
When the people in White House, Washington D.C. started talking late last year about having tried to make contact with moderate elements in the Iranian...

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Journalists Take Flak in Iraq
Rozen, Laura | January 12, 2004 issue
The author reports on claims by journalists that they are being blocked by the U.S. government and military from covering the occupation of Iraq. When US...

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Beat the Devil
Cockburn, Alexander | May 10, 1986 issue
This article presents information about politics. The great thing about a Free Press is that it can suppress significant national news without being accused,...

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