Down with women's libs and human relations too
A reader attacks the Women's Liberation movement and the State Human Relations Commission for pushing toward a unisex job market. They oppose mixed want ads and decry government bureaucrats as wasteful. They call for men and women to seek roles aligned with traditional gender norms and warn of impractical outcomes from reform efforts.
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Women’s Liberation Movement
State Human Relations Commission
Human Relations Commission
Florida
America
Governors' emergency phones bugged in nationwide claim
WASHINGTON columnist Jack Anderson reports that red emergency phones linking governors to Civil Defense can pick up all room conversations. He cites Maryland Governor Marvin Mandel and an estimated 30 governors with bugged lines, wired to the national hotline. Experts suggest deliberate tampering, possibly by AT&T or the federal government, and Mandel ordered his mic removed only to have six rings occur the next day.
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Washington
Civil Defense
Maryland
Marvin Mandel
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
At&t
Mandel
Grace Donald
Norval Cooper
Cooper
Hiv
Bob
Liquor Control Board
Bellomini
Legislative Reference Bureau
LeRoy Irvis
Irvis
Liquor Board
Europe
Bob Bloom
PAC
Senate
Capitol caucus reflects on bills and political shifts
A legislative recount shows progress and stalled aims as Irvis, Broderick, and others navigate bills on liquor, snowmobiles, golf carts, and elderly drug access. The group notes resignations, endorsements, and a running score card while pursuing a $100,000 firefighter aid policy, a hospital drug bill for seniors, and vehicle list protections amid ongoing negotiations.
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George
Ken
Legislative Reference Bureau
Herb Finneman
Pennsylvania
David Hayes
Joseph Ai’ Bye
Robert Maley
General State Authority
Clarion State College
Bartels
Billy Lee Hart
Pittsburgh
Erie County
Frank Polaski
Friends of the ‘Fast Service
Corry Evening Journal staff and pricing note
Fragmentary notice from the Corry Evening Journal lists staff including publisher George R Sample and city editor John McLaughlin. It also notes AP news use, postal rates, and subscription prices per year and per copy with delivery details and advertising deadlines.
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Corry Evening Journal
West South Street
Corry
George R Sample
William Eaton
John McLaughlin
Press
Foreman
Associated Press
AP News
Out with New York filth and the sewers of America
A columnist denounces New York censorship efforts and the spread of provocative stage shows across the nation. He cites mayors, publishers, and voters in towns like Waxahatchie Salinas Salina and Waxahatchie again, arguing for a double standard and warning of rising crime and moral decline linked to urban sexual content.
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New York
Sioux Falls
Ponca City
Fayetteville
Manhattan
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Edward Hawkins
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Ken Lee
Attorney General’s Office
Kent Shellhamer
Paul Harvey
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