Community clash over book list sparks local courage
Keating criticizes private censorship while noting limited ODL control over chapters. In New Jersey CDL lists trigger boycotts and a $100,000 suit by United News Distrib uting that was dropped after pressure eased. NODL lists both magazines and books as disapproved for youth and reaches 10 000 groups nationwide. A Cedar Grove retailer faced loss of 20 customers after resisting curbs, defending principle and reestablishing normal sales.
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United News Distributing
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New Jersey
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U.S
National Office For Decent Literature
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Cedar Grove
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Allen A. Orner
Plains Pharmacy
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James Baldwin
Jomon Heller
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Rams Bus To Miss Children
A bus crash resulted in injuries to several people including Charles McCray Clyde McCray and Mrs Clyde McCray all treated and released at Corry Memorial Hospital. The driver applied brakes before collision with Lineman's car and forces from Spartansburg were listed among the injured.
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McCrillis
Charles McCray
Spartansburg
Clyde McCray
Dogs Guard Yard Then Are Stolen
The yard owner Hughie Cummings reported his 70 pound guard dog a vicious pinscher was bought off by thieves after stopping thefts. He said the dog bit him and was later stolen Tuesday night according to police.
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Hughie Cummings
Herman Pinscher
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Silently Suffering Man Fires Self in Trailer
Robert B. Fulmer, 62, battling multiple sclerosis, shot himself in the forehead with a .25 automatic on December 30 in Santa Barbara. He survived, saying he aimed to end his struggle as his arm strength failed, later telling doctors the bullet narrowly missed the brain.
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