Family Drive-In Ad Draws Criticism For Inappropriate Double Feature
An area paper ran a two film bill at the Family Drive-In featuring Is There Sex After Marriage and Bedroom Magic with nude imagery. Critics question the family branding and call for a change in venue or programming. The second film lacks cast details but is linked to Adultery For Fun and Profit. Washington notes show White House aide Frank Carlucci directing SBA to ignore disaster relief law, while Tom Kleppe confirms orders against enforcing the law.
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ITT influence and Nixon era policy clashes revealed
A Senate ITT report draft cites high level decisions on foreign elections and disaster relief with names like Ehrlichman and Butz attached to controversial actions. It also notes HUD's Maxwell blocking fee cuts before moving to TICOR. Horowitz appointment in Naples provokes diplomat protests. Weinberger builds a luxurious HEW office complex. Kalmbach confirms Martha Michell Newport Beach incident details.
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Bugging secretaries in office humor sharpens sexist jests
AP reports a New York column of jokes targeting secretaries and bosses. The quips portray office sexism, conference excuses, and dating power dynamics, with lines about wearing pants suits and flirtatious incentives, reflecting mid century office culture and gender roles.
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Alma Lindstrom Born at Westfield Memorial Hospital
A daughter named Alma was born to Mr and Mrs Robert Lindstrom at Westfield Memorial Hospital today. The Esso Standard Oil Co announced a gasoline price increase of three fourths of a cent per gallon to retailers in Pennsylvania. Wilbur Larsen of East Main Street was approved by the Erie Conference of the Methodist Church to serve as supply minister for the Shippenville area. A baseball ticket machine installation was announced for Finch Billiard Parlors on North Center Street, operated by the Western Union. Temperatures dropped to freezing, causing light damage to beans corn tomatoes and other crops.
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Dad against weddings a father's tearful rite of passage
A dark humor essay on wedding rituals focuses on the father’s sobs and the social whirl surrounding June nuptials. The piece contrasts tradition with satire, noting mothers, gifts, costs, and the cathartic breakup of family roles as preparations culminate in the ceremony.
Nixonomics Dilemma Amid Price Controls Debate
A New York AP digest critiques Nixon's use of controls and price freezes. It contrasts his public stance against controls with repeated reliance, noting the Aug. 12 end of the second freeze and hints at a third, milder measure. Economists cited doubt phase three will curb inflation while officials tout optimism.
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