Stag Movie Study Sparks House Subcommittee Outcry
Washington AP reports a House subcommittee criticizes White House researchers for monitoring 23 men watching a stag film. Chairman Nix calls the experiment revolting and questions its cultural justification while the debate touches on pornography’s effects on morality, crime, and public policy.
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Washington
House
White House
Robert N.C. Nix
D-Pa
Nix
James L. Howard
Clifford S. Reisler
Myron B. Liptzin
President's Commission
University of North Carolina
City May Face Arbitration In Police Pay Negotiations
Police seek wage increases as talks with the city stall. Mayor Edward Zarger, David Johnson, and Ray Weber joined the session while police reps James Hurlbut and Julius Watus pressed for higher pay. Officials budget $73,000 for salaries. a 6 percent or 10 percent raise would affect taxes and attract better applicants. The city may need arbitration if no agreement is reached within the required period.
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Walsh
James Hurlbut
Julius
Gus) Watus
Edward Zarger
David Johnson
Ray Weber
Ajax Iron Works
Weber
Nightly Teen Gatherings Spark Park Tension
Residents complain of nightly teen gatherings in City Park near Maple Avenue and East Park Place. Police respond at 12 10 a m but find no trouble as the crowd disperses after 20 minutes. Officers report being taunted with a shout of pigs but cannot identify the offenders.
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City Park
Maple Avenue
East Park Place
Florida to Sue Army Over Nerve Gas Dump Plan
The state of Florida prepared legal action against the Army as two trains carrying nerve gas moved toward the Atlantic 282 miles east of Cape Kennedy. Army officials described the gas vaults as safer than coal. Florida’s Reed said the state would sue tomorrow. The 418 vaults depart from Richmond Kentucky and Anniston Alabama en route to Sunny Point North Carolina for sea disposal.
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Associated Press
Atlantic
Cape
Kennedy
Fla
Nathaniel P. Reed
Florida
Air and Water Race Control Board
Richmond
Anniston
Als
Sunny Point
N.C
Army
M. Burney
Delayed Diploma Awards Approved by Corry School Group
The Corry Area Joint School Committee approved diplomas for seven students who failed to graduate on time. They completed summer school work to receive credit bringing them to graduation standards. Previously credits were limited to health and typing, with summer study aimed at brushing up winter subjects.
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Corry Area
Manson Defense Team Fractures Over Attorney Kanarek
In Los Angeles the Tate murder trial sees a rift as three lawyers accuse Charles Manson’s attorney Irving Kanarek of trying to dump three women co defendants. The clash erupts during cross examination of Linda Kasabian who has immunity, while defense aims to keep co defendants out of evidence.
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LOS Angeles
Sharon Tate
Charles M. Manson
Manson
Miss Tate
Irving Kanarek
Kanarek
Linda Kasabian
Bel Air
Paul Fitzgerald
Patricia Krenwinkel
Fitzgerald
Dave Shinn
Susan
Daropematn
Fitgerald
Pesca Bion
Boy Injured In Fall From Hay Loft
A Sherman boy about six years old fell roughly ten feet from a hay loft on his father’s farm just before 6 p.m. yesterday. He was unconscious on arrival at Corry Memorial Hospital and transferred to St. Vincent in Erie, where he remained in fair condition in ICU, able to talk and awake after the skull fracture.
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Sherman
St. Vincent Hospital
Erie
Terry Roberts
Arthur Roberts
Corry Memorial Hospital
Sherman Fire Department
Erie Hospital
Corry
Women rights amendment faces Senate delays
Rep. Martha Griffiths, fresh from a 350-15 House victory, urges passage of a constitutional amendment guaranteeing equal rights for women. She notes changes since the measure sat 47 years on the Judiciary Committee shelf, but warns the Senate may delay the effort before sending it to state legislatures.
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Washington
Martha Griffiths
Senate
Michigan
House
Judiciary Committee
Shirley Chisholm
D-N.y
Emanuel Celler
Celler
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Bayh
United States
Corry Schools see resignations and new hires amid contracts
Resignations and hirings continue in the Corry Area joint school system. Five teachers resign, three hired, one resigns a supplemental contract and one new appointment adds a supplemental coaching post. New staff include Patricia Sack Doris Rennels Edmond Potocki and Albert Dononzo. The panel also approved a secretary hire and discussed the Randy Ewing coaching matter.
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Corry
Corry Area
Conelway
Dorothy Chase
Glen R. Humes
Allan R. Shaw Jr
Hammermill Paper Co
Erie
Patricia E. Sack
Slippery Rock State College
Vandergrift
Doris Rennels
Eastern Ilinois University
Edmond J. Potocki
Gannon College
Cathedral Prep
Albert C. di ¥Onzo
Randy Ewing
Ray Elsen
Ewing
UC Police Break Bicycle Theft Ring Arrests Two Juveniles
Union City police have cleared up a bicycle theft ring with the arrest of two juveniles. A pursuing officer spotted a suspect, who fled, then confessed and implicated another youth. The pair dismantled and redistributed stolen bikes, some parts sold or hidden. Police continue investigations into additional stolen bikes and recovered pieces.
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Union City
Paul Behan
Richard Steadman
Steadman
Ron Bem
Bem
Pace Aed
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St. James
South Center Street
Journal
Endsley
Georgia
C. S.stephens
Tallapoosa
CAHS
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