Court Asked To Bar TV Reruns Before 9 P.M.
An organization named the Foundation to Improve Television asks the U.S. District Court in Washington to enjoin a local station from airing Wild Wild West reruns before 9 p.m. They claim the show harms children under the Fifth Amendment citing imagined violence. The piece discusses parental control, censorship, and the broader debate over TV violence versus viewer choice.
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Washington
D.C
William S. Abbot
Boston
Foundation
Court
Big Brother
Pangea then and now how continents drift apart
Geological experts confirm plate tectonics and Wegener's Pangea theory. In Scientific American Dietz and Holden project earth 50 million years ahead: Australia nears Southeast Asia, Africa splits, the Atlantic widens, Pacific shrinks, and California drifts toward the Aleutian trench.
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Alfred Wegener
Pangea
All Lands
North America
Europe
Environmental Science Services Administration
Robert S. Dietz
John C. Holden
Scientific American
Australia
Southeast Asia
Africa
Mediterranean
Atlantic
Pacific
South America
Baja California
California
Los Angeles
Baytown Sun Editorial and Publishing Staff Ledger
The Baytown Sun lists its leadership and departments with editor general manager and publishing roles. It notes the Baytown, Texas post office filing, publication schedule afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays, and rates for carriers and single copies. The piece includes printing disclaimers and Associated Press membership information.
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Fred Hartman
Bill Hartman
John Wadley
Ann B. Pritchett
Preston Pendergrass
Johnella Boynton
Leon Brown
RJ. Grimes
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Paul Putman
Dwight Moody
Khrushchev Memoirs Reignite Old Kremlin Controversy
Nikita Khrushchev, once purged from Soviet life, reemerges in Life magazine serialized memoirs. He recalls dancing for Stalin, his fall in 1964, and retirement comforts while remaining a thorn in Moscow’s memory. He praises Kennedy over Cuba and plans to tell his side from a hospital bed at 76.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Life Magazine
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Josef Stalin
Stalin
Dacha
Nina
Egypt
Nasser
Taj Mahal
India
Nehru
Bhttin
Harold Macmillan
Russia
Parade Magazine
Jess Gorkin
Gorkin
Parade
Cienfuegos
Cuba
How's Your Vocabulary mein sy Romanticism Across 2
The puzzle presents a vocabulary themed crossword with clues spanning Across and Down entries. It includes references to literary figures and historical terms, demanding crosschecking of definitions, spelling, and cross-letters to complete the grid.
Best Line for Bridge Trick Reveal from Mollo's Guide
Oswald and Jacoby discuss a tricky hand from Victor Mollo's How Good Is Your Bridge. North-South are urged to study the sequence after West leads diamonds, then play clubs ace king jack to set up trump and force West to reveal key cards. East wins the third club and must lead spades, testing the trick with careful spade plays.
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Victor Mollo
West
East
Newspaper Enterprise Ass
Bridge challenge and Zinnemann to direct The First Circle
In a bidding sequence South must decide after East doubles on a 3NT offer while North and West pass. The column notes five diamonds and two spade tricks and considers the right call. Separately, New York reports Fred Zinnemann agreeing to direct The First Circle, adaptation of Kazakh author SaZhŏnitsyn's novel, Nobel laureate 1970.
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New York
Fred Zinnemann
Alexander [ Sa]zhenitsyn
Zinnemann
Public Outcry Over Censored Arts And City Sewers
A columnist rails against national obscenity headlines and local show bans while decrying Manhattan publishing influence on stage. He laments rising urban pollution and sewage overruns in Waxahachie Salina San Angelo Tupelo and other towns, arguing for a return to higher moral standards and underground sewers.
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Presidential Commission
Junior
Sioux Falls
Ponca City
Fayetteville
Sensesbrenner
Columbus
Ohio
Salinas
Salina
San Angelo
Tupelo
Altoona
Manhattan
Waxahachieé
New York
Waxahachie
Sweden
Alexandria
Abilene
Cedar Rapids
Evansville
Today In History November 27 1970 Highlights
On this date in 1942 French Navy scuttled 10 cruisers 28 destroyers and 14 submarines to keep them from Nazis. In 1703 a coastal storm in England killed about 8000. In 1868 Gen. Custer defeated an Indian force at Washita. In 1919 Bulgaria signed WWI peace treaty yielding land to Greece and Yugoslavia. In 1940 Germany annexed Lorraine. In 1945 Gen. Marshall named U S representative to China to ease civil war.
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Associated Press
Toulon
France
George Custer
Washita
Oklo
Bulgaria
Greece
Yugoslavia
Germany
Lorraine
George C. Marshall
U.S
China
Letters Praise Baytown Police Department Aid
Dear Sir, I express deep admiration and highest regards for the Baytown Police Department and their associates for the help and courtesy they extended us during our recent trouble. Jesse J. Orms 1804 Olive
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the Sun
Baytown
Simple Daily Habits Promote Regularity
A reader guide outlines daily routines to prevent constipation through regular breakfast, immediate postmeal sitting, hydration, and gradual fiber increase. It advises avoiding laxatives, using enemas cautiously, and addressing emotional factors, while noting medical attention for sudden bowel failure and linking to faith-based verse Galatians 3:11.
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