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Show DESERET g NEWS, November Thursday, new i o rcene by Bil Keane FAMILY CIRCUS ITI. V:-- to make ammk "hard-hittirg- " ar.orr and news magazines tr on miia rows e Ac- -' T- Sp'ro savs h? plans na ion's House. He said the plans to love! mere cr.ticism against rr.e 'elevisson networks, and single eu cerain new spapers AP Reports WASHINGTON in as well. said his address will deal with the fart that "the media has not replied-- ' to the romment? he made against the television networks last week. In an appearante at Pes Moines. Iowa, last week, the net Aznew criticized A grew a at Momgonu ?pchAla. tonight ery. Agnew tipped reporters to the subiect of hi' address Wednesday night during a stafe dinner at the White 0 ' attacked particular ar.d in state- ments made bv commentators Nixon's following President Nov. 3 TV address on the Vietnam war. The vice president told reporters Wednesday that "the Washington Pot and Newsweek speak with one voice, and he planned to single out those publications and others in what he said would he "a very speech. hard-himr- J o V sure one cookie will fill you up?" WORLD DATELINES works' rews judgment en.t M c? of American Society too said Editors a., Newspaper that members cf the Nixon Administration are trying to muzzle the new media. A top Nixon aide denes there is any effort to control the media or stifle dissent. the Norman E. Isaacs, executive editor of the Louisville Courier-Journa- l and Times, said Wednesday the adminis a undertaken newscmpaign to bong both papers and broadcast stations under "some form of covert control." In a speech at the University of Michigan he suggested two possible motives, intimidation or control, then asked: "But is there any essental difference so long as you succeed? The end result is muzzling of some kind. In New York, Herbert G. tration had Klein. President Nixon's director. industry executives at the In'ernanor.al Radio & Television Society at the Plaza Hotel. I.et me say flatly that, from the President on down, no one in this administravon is for censorship or control. Klein said. "That would be one of the greatest disservices this you could col' a try. render DCSIJEICSlBOPO WITH NEW 'Are you acks On News 5 1"69 20, v ill TTYTnVBi for Sewing an Elastic Straight Stitch tn modern Knit and Stretch Fabrics Nigerian Airliner Crashes, 80 Die ; - of the crash was not known but that it occurred in "diffi- cult territory" near the airport and that searrh parties were en roufp to the srene. 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