Top Censored Stories of 1979

As the Cold War heats up again, hardliners bemoan the reported military superiority of the Soviet Union over the United States. But their fears, real or imagined, are misdirected. Moscow’s…

Since 1966, the Senate has been attempting to revise the Federal Criminal Code, beginning with the Nixon/Mitchell S. 1, which was defeated among public outcries of “police state.”  But the…

“Age” is a dirty word in America. Calvin Klein image-molders cater to a nation of dieters and Joggers who would perennially pour themselves into jeans designed for the teenager. To…

Last year, a major defense supplier quietly admitted to the Defense Department that it bled failed to test millions of transistors as required before selling them to the government and…

The labor unrest in Poland during the last half of 1980 provided the American mass media with a story worthy of exploitation. Daily headlines and nightly newscasts showed the American…