Harvard Advocate printer dispute over obscenity charge
Harvard Advocate editors sought a new printer after Warren Press refused the April issue branding material obscene. New York editor-in-chief George A. Kelly disputed the claim while Professor Mark Shorer argued no obscenity exists though readers may differ in moral judgment.
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Quarantine isolates 30 families in Westville New Jersey
Thirty families along Timber avenue in Westville are confined under quarantine after a disease case is diagnosed as spotted fever meningitis. Charlotte McGuinness, 33, is hospitalized in critical condition, with officials unsure of further danger for several days.
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Women with half completed waves flee beauty shop blaze
A beauty shop in London caught fire sending women with half completed permanent waves fleeing onto the street. Fire crews battled the blaze as residents watched from nearby doors. No injuries were immediately reported.
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