Word: allows
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What is to be done about it? Not much. The Viet Cong and North Vietnamese release a negligible amount of news film on their side of the war and of course do not allow foreign TV crewmen to work with their combat units. That leaves television stations all over the world dependent on the film taken mainly by U.S. TV crewmen of U.S. and South Vietnamese troops in action. Inevitably, it leaves a lopsided impression...
...Rather he suggests a limit of $25 per person in any one general or primary election. "All such contributions would be paid not to the candidate but to the state auditor, who would in turn redistribute them to the designated candidates .... It will be observed that this arrangement would allow public participation in campaign financing and allow a candidate with a genuinely wide following to benefit therefrom...
...these changes, Galbraith asks that a limit be established on the candidate's contribution to his own campaign. The limit, should "in no case [exceed] a few hundred dollars and in most cases [be] much less; the candidates should also be required "to keep such current records as would allow for a rapid and full audit of their expenditures. Such an audit might be instituted in instances of alleged or suspected violation or as a general enforcement measure during the course of the campaign...
...role for the press would allow for a truce between these two warring factions, which would allow them both to cooperate in analyzing the realistic foreign affairs options open to the government...
...true that Americans are in general more interested in what is happening than why it happened, Reston feels that it is the duty of the press to shift the emphasis toward the latter. He thinks that the major newspapers in the big cities could probably be convinced to allow for a little more educating and a little less reporting...