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Over the wires to the editors of his 18 daily and Sunday papers, Bill Hearst sent orders for more local stories and editorials, more straight news reporting ("Avoid bias or lack of objectivity"). Some papers started using a more conservative makeup. Even the familiar "must-go"editorials, once the staple of every Hearst editorial page, have been reduced...
...purpose of the undertaking is to correct "existing misinformation and national bias, frequently found in historic texts all over the world...
...Cairo, the Egyptian government ordered the expulsion of the Associated Press Bureau Chief Fred Zusy for pro-British bias, "bad faith" and "harming the interests of Egypt" in his reporting. Milwaukee-born Zusy, 37, denied the charges. The news sent Egypt's ambassador in Washington, Kamil Abdul Rahim, into a flap. When he warned Cairo of the bad effect Zusy's expulsion would have on U.S. public opinion, Cairo reversed its decision...
...annoyed at your interpretation of the Yale game in Monday's CRIMSON. As a member of the squad (who did not play). I may be biased, but (your sports writer) is the only person that I've so far heard of, including the professional sports writers, who did not have words of enthusiastic praise for the way Harvard played. It is true that Yale had the better team, as the statistics show, but the deserving to win was not Yale's, but Harvard's. Harvards three touchdowns were not scored without trying, or on flukes as you seem to imply...
...submerge petty bias and consider that in these millions of unhappy Catholic people of predominantly Catholic countries . . . we have the greatest "underground" secret army the world has ever known...