Session #87 · 1961–63

Speech #870105192

Louis PostDispatch guard American lives engaged on the fight- which summarizes the problem we have Ing fronts. But wars have involved a been examining: controlled press for only a limited duration. "In the case of the Cuban affair. many The competitive challenge of the Communist newspapers of Florida agreed among themworld. it Is widely accepted. may threaten selves to say nothing about the training of the Nation for decades. Not with open war refugees for the Invasion. The New York but with covert means. our opponents may Times. on the other hand. sent Latin Amerbe expected to test the foundations of free- can experts to Miami to obtain and publish dom. as much information as they could obtain An everwidening circle of news suppres- from refugee leaders. sion over an extended period would merit "Obviously. the editors of the New York the peoples loss of confidence in the press. and Florida papers differed in their judgdeepening as the suppressions or distortions ment. as was their right. But it seems also inevitably came to light. Could we accept obvious that if all of the newspapers had the decline of an informed public opinion agreed to conform to a code.
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refugee refugees

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Neutral
Stereotyping
No
Confidence
90%
Model
gemini-2.0-flash
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Other

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