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...papers with large circulations and enviable reputations for accuracy. Though the Czech law is an abridgement of freedom of the press, each newspaper has the right to say so only in its editorial columns. For it is also an abridgement of the standards of the press to twist a valid case under a given law into an injustice. The newspapers can protest the Czech law but they have an obligation to the people that these protests be labelled as opinion. A responsible press should extend accuracy even to its sworn enemies...
This tremendous efficiency has turned many of the onetime valid high-tariff arguments into meaningless cliches...
...close analysis before it could ever become policy. But far more important was General MacArthur's definition of the real reasons for the U.S. predicament-both in ammunition and in the whole Korean war. The Senate subcommittee would listen a long time before hearing a more valid analysis...
...decision as courageous as it is thoughtful, he has given the public a needed lesson in Constitutional law. Reminding that McCarran's questioning had no legal purpose but to gather information for legislation, he pointed out that perjury indictments must be relevant to that purpose to be valid. Interrogation about a man's opinions cannot be grounds for trial. Lattimore was asked whether he was a "Communist sympathizer" and whether he knew whether certain of his associates were Communists. When he denied it, he was indicted...
There are many valid similarities between underseas oil and the ibis. Both are slippery, both impure, and both can be exploited either for the pleasure of the whole community or just a special interest group. However, the similarities Mr. Raminsky brings up are not quite as valid...