Large panty raid halts as FTC tests underpants
United States Customs seized 50,000 pairs of women’s underpants linked to Alice Cooper’s band after the FTC ruled they failed flammability tests under the Flammable Fabric Act. Warner Brothers argued the items were packing material, but regulators maintained the standard applies. About four million panties remain in Philadelphia and more are en route from England.
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Godstock festival spurs dissent over shallow Christianity
Dallas crowds of about 200000 gathered on an unbuilt freeway strip for Explo 72 JesusFestival led by Rev Billy Graham and Johnny Cash. Observers note tensions over commercialization, security, and perceived political neutrality as organizers report 25000 attendees and $7 million in expenses while critics claim the event skews toward a controlled, noninclusive form of faith.
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State folk festival at Glenville brings renewal and joy
Ed Morris portrays the West Virginia State Folk Festival in Glenville as a community renaissance where all events were free. The 23rd annual gathering showcased music, contests, crafts, and workshops, highlighting colorful costumes, regional character, and stories from performers like Lisa Ornstein and Dave Morris.
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Marmet youths fast for peace protest outside junior high
Ten local youths gathered on the Marmet Junior High sidewalk to fast for peace against the Vietnam War. They have fasted intermittently for about a year, with fast lengths from half a day to a month. They spoke of nonviolent action, civilian harm, and fears of a broader world conflict.
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Unprecedented lottery for Rolling Stones MSG tickets
A unique postcard lottery distributes 54,000 Madison Square Garden tickets for July 24 25 and 26 Stones shows. Winners must buy four seats totaling 26, receive mail notices, and present ID at the box office. Lottery aims to deter gate crashers amid high tour demand.
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Belknap Folk Festival planned in Louisville campus
Louisville to host the Belknap Folk Festival September 13 to 16 on the University of Louisville campus. Director Howe says more musicians from West Virginia and nearby states will be invited. 40 performed last year at the inaugural event.
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South Charleston seeks rock groups for city concert
South Charleston Recreation Department director Bob Anderson seeks area pop artists for a city sponsored concert at Oakes Field. Interested artists should contact Anderson at the South Charleston Recreation Center. Andersons department and the Charleston Musicians Union Local 136 cosponsor teen dances every Friday at the South Charleston Mound.
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Barbiturate Big Three Balk at Curbs and Tracking Idea
Representatives of Eli Lilly Abbott Laboratories and McNeil Laboratories opposed federal controls on barbiturates during late 12 hearings led by Sen. Birch Bayh. They proposed stamping an identifying mark on each pill to trace origin, arguing it would curb the growing black market. New York Gov Rockefeller signed a bill restricting prescription drugs but vetoed a measure allowing students to discuss drug involvement with counselors.
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