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...Prensa's Co-Director Tito Gainza Paz asserts that 1) his paper has no agreement with anyone "either to print news or to refrain from printing news"; 2) despite severe newsprint shortage, it still prints 15 to 24 columns of foreign news. As of the present, however, Editor James's claim for the Times is doubtless correct. Certainly the Times has one of the world's outstanding coverages of foreign news...
Died. Floyd Leslie Carlisle, 61, U.S. utilitycoon, spokesman for the power industry; of an embolism; in Glen Cove, L.I. A longtime banker and newsprint magnate, he moved on to become head of Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, biggest U.S. utility, and board chairman of Niagara Hudson Power Corp. (which manufactures all the power produced on the U.S. side of Niagara Falls), world's largest private distributor of electric power...
Argentines are minutely curious about the world. Although newsprint (from the U.S.) is scarce, La Prensa usually carries 32 columns of foreign news-more than any other paper in the world. Four years ago most was European-today New York or Washington has as many datelines as London...
These words were ink-wet on the newsprint when London dispatches like Geoffrey Parsons' indictment of U.S. fighters arrived; when other dispatches questioned the quality of the Army's heavy bombers. People wondered, and they had the right to ask: "Who's lying...
...Bonds and Stamps. Save Waste Paper, Old Rags, Old Rubber, Old Metals, and Conserve Newsprint by placing a regular order for your Globe. --Advertisement in the Boston Globe, July...