Supreme Court ruling boosts state obscenity sale law hopes
Harrisburg AP report says a Supreme Court decision strengthens support for a Pennsylvania bill restricting sales of obscene material to minors. Rep. Marvin Miller cites the ruling as enabling passage through conference committee, with penalties up to five years and fines up to $5,000 for sales to under 18.
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Shafer Proposes 3 New Consumer Protection Bills
Gov. Shafer in Harrisburg seeks a three bill package to protect buyers. The plan would create a permanent Bureau of Consumer Protection, enact an Unfair Trade Practices law, and grant the attorney general power to enforce the 1965 statute. The measures include penalties and a voluntary compliance provision to curb deceptive practices.
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Merchandliso
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General Assembly
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House
Teenager Seized Near University in Charleton Murders
Police said a teenager was seized near the university in Charleton ten miles east of Mattoon carrying a .20 caliber revolver. The Cox family was disrupted as a wife and daughter took a child to Mattoon for treatment after the murders on their farmhouse. Police noted Puller, who was given a ride back to Mattoon, and the bodies were found shortly after by relatives. Mattoon, Illinois, is described as a city of about 20 000 in east central Illinois. Edward F Bang, long time Cleveland sports editor and founder of the Baseball Writers Association of America, died at 88.
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Charleston
Mattoon
Cox
Christine Cline
Chicago
Cleveland
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Cleveland News
Bang
Baseball Writers Association of America
Five Pennsylvanians Named Among Fortune Richest of the Rich
New York AP reports Richard King Mellon, worth 500 million to 1 billion, heads five Pennsylvanians on Fortune Magazine's richest list. Other top names include J Paul Getty and Howard Hughes. Dorrance Jr of Campbell Soup, Cordelia and Richard Mellon Scaife, and Helen Clay Frick also listed with sizable holdings.
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Richard King Mellon
Pittsburgh
Fortune Magazine
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America
J. Paul Getty
Howard Hughes
Pennsylvania
John T Dorrance Jr
Philadelphia
Campbell Soup Co
Cordelia Scaife May
Richard Mellon Scaife
Che Mellon
Helen Clay Frick
Henry Clay Prick
Columbia Students Refuse Amnesty as Campus Occupations Continue
Columbia University professors vote against amnesty for demonstrators at a Sunday meeting, aligning with the trustees. Occupied buildings include Hamilton Hall Fayerweather Hall Avery Hall and the Mathematics Building amid halted gym construction and ongoing protests.
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University
Columbia Board of Trustees
Hamilton Hall
Fayerweather Hall
Avery Hall
Mathematics
Humphrey Faces Fence-Sitters in Bid for Dem Nomination
Vice President Hubert Humphrey enters the Democratic race amid mixed signals from party leaders in key states. In Michigan Sen. Hart delays choice among Kennedy McCarthy and Humphrey, labor unions weigh influence, and other regional leaders maintain neutrality or cautious support ahead of state conventions.
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Day
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
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George Meany
Walter Reuther
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Reuther
South Dakota
George McGovern
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Warren G. Magnuson
Edmund S. Mickie
Maine
Harold Hughes
Humphreys
Richard J. Daley
Chicago
Neithr
Multiple Births and Obituary Note from Corry and Vic Vic
A son born Saturday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Murray Volk. A son born to Mr and Mrs Brute Rider at Corry Memorial Hospital. Mrs Ryder is the former Cheryl Runner. A daughter Andrea Lynn born April 7 at St. Vicom’s Hospital to Mr and Mrs Hubert Hammond RD 3. Mrs Hammond was the former Sylvia Anderson. Pianist Borovsky Dies in Waban Mass at 79 after a career with major orchestras in Europe and Americas. Report notes a large crowd and a vice president praising unity and peace targets.
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Murray Volk
R.D. J, Sherman
Brute Rider
South Coner Street
Ryder
Cheryl Runner
Andrea Lynn
St. Viacom's Hospital
Vic
Hubert Hammond
Hammond
Sylvia Anderson
Waban
Mass
Alexander Borovsky
Europe
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South America
Unlicensed Pilot Crashes Plane Near Titusville
A light plane leaving Titusville Airport at 3 20 p m on Saturday forced to crash land near East Troy. Pilot Ronald Bull of Cambridge Springs unlicensed. plane damaged about 1000 dollars, nose propeller and right landing gear. Plane tied to Merle Westfall property and towed away. FAA and state police investigate. Poet Winfield Yowney Scott, 58, dies at home in Santa Fe.
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Titusville
East Troy
Lafe
Ronald Bull
Cambridge Springs
Ana
Bull
Merle Westfall
Federal Aviation Agency
Skillman
Butler State Police
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