Is Screen Violence Contagious and Controversial
A University of Utah psychologist Dr. Victor B. Cline argues TV and movie violence and sex influence behavior and attitudes. He notes data from 37 films shows frequent violence and sexual content with many antisocial heroes and few marriages, raising questions about media causation versus societal portrayal.
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Surgeon General
University of Utah
Victor B. Cline
Cline
Salt Lake City
Pioneer readers defend local planning and council stance
Letters praise Don Bye and the City Planning Commission for city welfare and recount Cameron McMahon's firm defense of Regionalism. They include a correction request about driver training pay figures and praise Bemidji Driver Education as a top program.
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Don Bye
City Planning Commission
Bemidji
Bye
McMahon
Goodwin
Whiting
Johnson
Nays
Peterson
Hailey
Moberg
Harry Truman
Cameron McMahon
Democratic Candidates Edge Toward Indecisive Primaries
The AP reports a grueling marathon of early trial heats with no decisive test before California on June 6. Humphrey McGovern Wallace lead a fragmented field, each seeking momentum in a string of upcoming contests as California and New York loom with 271 and 278 convention delegates at stake.
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New York
California
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
George McGovern
South Dakota
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Miami Beach
McGovern
Humphrey
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Massachusetts
Ohio
Wallace
West Virginia
Michigan
Maryland
York
Bosses lead tough life in sleepless executive study
A reader-drawn miscellany notes executives face sleep problems with 60.3 percent reporting no sleep issues and 3.2 percent using sedatives. Older, lower-income managers show more trouble, while overall health is high with 15 days yearly lost to illness or fatigue.
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New York
Life Extension Institute
North Dakota
New Guinea
Tax Reform Is A Political Shell Game
The executive vice president of the Chamber of Commerce argues that tax reform promises require higher taxes to fund programs. He notes corporate tax cuts in 1969 and 1971, with individuals paying far less, while corporations faced higher or similar burdens. He warns against soak-the-corporation policies and urges considering profits, competition, and long term tax effects on jobs and the middle class.
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Archn
Booth
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Washington
U.S
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