Public Choice and Film Ads Stir Debate Across Media
Boxoffice argues readers need film rating details to choose wisely while The Daily Item defends its policy against provocative ads. Critics say parental guidance and consumer information are at stake amid broader concerns about censorship and industry influence. In New York, an AP analysis looks to planning failures in housing and health policy for the 1970s.
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Shortage of Doctors and Unified National Goals Proposed
The Center for Priority Analysis warns the 1970s require 18 000 new doctors yearly while schools graduate only 5 750. IBM's Thomas J Watson Jr calls for a permanent government body to set and restudy national goals, financed by enabling legislation and integrated across parties and regions.
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Major realignments spark debate on party decay
A sweeping critique argues parties may dissolve as voters seek individuals over platforms. It notes Republican gains in the South and a partyless NYC, with implications for future primaries, chairmanships, and a shifting political landscape.
House Crime Committee drafts drug control bill
A confidential staff summary from the House Crime Committee outlines licensing for all drug distributors and stricter import export controls for dangerous drugs. The draft proposes quotas for depressants stimulants and exotic substances, with penalties up to five years in jail and a 15000 dollar fine.
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Grass Roots Opinion on Social Security Increase
In Somerset Pennsylvania the Grass Roots Opinion column critiques Washington lawmakers proposing a 15 percent social security boost versus the President's 10 percent plan. The writer questions lawmakers’ self awarded pay hikes beyond 10 or 15 percent, implying guilt and suggesting the proposed benefit rise is aimed at older citizens.
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Year Round Football Future Seen By Letter Writer
A reader argues football could become a year round pastime as demand grows and major bowls attract massive crowds. He notes scheduling conflicts with baseball, criticizes end game scenes, instant replay explanations, and post game field rushes that injure players. He urges safer, fenced stadiums and fewer public adjournments from the field.
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Corry News Briefs Include School Building Study
The January 1950 school board meeting discussed converting the administration building at Fairhaven into a grade school. Kiwanis District No. 1 Pennsylvania installed Wallace as lieutenant governor by Elvin Maurer. The Company A basketball team lost 32 to 28 at Titusville. A cold wave brings near zero temperatures after days of rain and sleet. Boost Corry—It's Good For You.
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