Censorship or Freedom in Hollywood Senate Hearings
Hollywood reacts to a Senate inquiry on television sex and violence. Sen. John Pastore leads the discussion while networks balance free enterprise with government scrutiny. The piece weighs democracy, taste, and the public airwaves amid growing controversy and mixed responses from creators and viewers.
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Iowa senate okays bill to appoint development director
The Iowa Senate approved a bill to let the governor appoint a director of the Iowa Development Commission and to remove the current 20 080 salary ceiling. The measure passed 40 to 17 and goes to the House for consideration of a governor appointment rider sponsored by James Potgetter.
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One Dead Six Hurt in Canada Plane Crash
An Air Canada Viscount turboprop crashed after takeoff from Sept-Îles en route to Montreal, catching fire and skidding on the runway. One passenger died after being struck by the aircraft. six others were injured. Pilot W. D. Clarke returned for an emergency landing. Mrs. Rachelle Paulin died of injuries later.
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New Ray Trial Motion Filed in Memphis Court
A motion for a new trial for James Earl Ray, who pled guilty to killing Dr. Martin Luther King, was filed Monday in Shelby County criminal court. The motion was signed by Ray and attorneys W. B. Stoner, Robert Hill and Richard Ryan. no hearing date was set. Ray was sentenced to 99 years in the state penitentiary.
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U S Drops Demand To Eye Russian Nuclear Setups
At the Geneva disarmament conference the United States withdraws insistence on on site inspections of Soviet facilities. Ambassador Adrian Fisher urges a global halt on production of fissile material for weapons and offers to transfer 60 000 kilos of enriched uranium for peaceful use if Moscow matches. He defends on site inspection for an underground test ban and argues against reliance on seismic tests alone. The discussion includes objections to a Swedish compromise and to stockpile destruction before cutoffs.
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Mayne Urges Spending Cut
Sioux City AP reports Rep Wiley Mayne Republican Iowa urged cutting federal spending to 4 billion below Johnson's request. He argued the 193 billion dollar limit should be met by equal cuts in defense and non defense budgets and that a smaller cut would fail to curb inflation and possibly end the income tax surcharge by year end.
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Vietnam War Defection Report From Hanoi News Agency
Vietnam News Agency in Hanoi reported a U S Marine Pfc John Lowney from Brooklyn defected to the Viet Cong on February 22 saying he opposed the war in Vietnam He criticized White House and Pentagon leaders and called the war the dirtiest in U S history describing U S troops as Nazi soldiers and noting damage to crops homes and civilians.
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Debt ceiling raised by Nixon signed into law
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