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60 Years After Bay of Pigs, New York Times Role – and Myth – Made Clear
Yet in the case of the Times and the Bay of Pigs, the object lesson is not relevant.
Sixty years ago, The New York Times is said to have muzzled itself in reporting about plans for the CIA-backed Bay of Pigs invasion, earning a lasting niche of dishonor in the history of American journalism.
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60 Years After Bay Of Pigs, New York Times Role And Myth Made Clear
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The Bay of Pigs-New York Times suppression tale has been cited in books, newspapers, on cable news shows and elsewhere as a study in self-censorship and its consequences.
Had the Times resisted the requests of President John F. Kennedy, had it printed all it knew about the pending invasion of Cuba, the suppression tale goes, the ill-fated assault might have been scrapped and the U.S. spared a foreign policy debacle.
LOGAN Utah State University s language-focused programs will have a home of their own following construction of the Mehdi Heravi Global Teaching and Learning Center on the Logan campus.
The center will be named for Iranian-born Heravi, a USU alumnus, educator, scholar, author and philanthropist. The Utah Legislature recently approved construction of the $17 million building, which will be built south of the Ray B. West Building.
The state is providing $14.5 million for the building, with an additional $2.5 million coming from private donors, including The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
College of Humanities and Social Sciences Dean Joseph P. Ward said state lawmakers recognize that Utah industries are increasingly global in scope.