Efforts to curb pandering mail rise in U S cases
The Post Office Department expands its campaign against smut mail with 1.5 million more leaflets and 40 000 posters. Federal action relies on prohibitory orders to remove names from mailers lists, with 275 000 orders issued nationwide and 11 500 in San Francisco.
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Countdown to inflation cure via job cuts and cuts
The Pentagon says it is reducing outlay by eight billion dollars while culling up to a half a million jobs to fight inflation. War is hell yet peace remains unthinkable. Re elected Mayor Lindsay declares New York runs as a tough assignment, and asks housewives what is harder.
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Fremont meeting honors reporter over gravel trucks dispute
A Fremont City Council gathering featured thanks to Jim Wilson for coverage that helped clear gravel truck traffic on Back Avenue. The letter-writer praises Wilson and Editor for acknowledging responsible gun use amid national debate, urging caution on gun bans and noting letters to the editor are edited for length and anonymity.
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Question of Adults and Youth in Obscene Media Debates
Paul Harvey reports Sen McClellan's worry over sex focused films shown on TV and the double standard of age restrictions. The piece surveys youth rebellion, late night permissiveness, and Denmark's 16 plus rule while noting the struggle to define obscenity. It cites the Presidential Commission and Motion Picture Association views amid 20 anti obscenity bills in Congress.
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Cardboard meat trays become New Jersey election issue
Washington notes odd campaign debate as Gov Meyner and Assemblyman Azzolina clash over meat packaging. Plastic versus cardboard trays raise concerns of visibility, refrigeration, and safety. Health authorities lack funds to test methods, leaving voters unsure which packaging is best.
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Yugoslavia shows path from communism to pluralism
Russell Kirk notes Yugoslavia escapes Soviet control, with Tito’s omnipotent rule, limited police presence, private small business, worker syndicates guiding large firms, and a tolerant stance toward churches. He argues gradual freedom could spread if Moscow-backed forces recede, and that Yugoslavia’s evolving culture rejects fanatic ideology.
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Four Time Zones Adopted In U S History
In 1683 the United States adopted standard time creating four zones Eastern Central Mountain and Pacific. In 1903 Panama and the United States signed a treaty on the proposed Panama Canal. In 1967 Britain devalued the pound by 14.3 percent to 2 40 dollars. A thought with George Bernard Shaw noted the challenge of saying the right thing with levity.
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