In Our Opinion On Presidential Commissions Frustrate
In Our Opinion the two presidential commissions on pornography and campus unrest fail to jibe with mainstream American views. They conclude pornography harms little and place blame on students and liberals for campus turmoil. The piece argues pornography is offensive and campus rioting intolerable, urging readers to reflect on the commissions and personal stances.
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Kent State University
Ohio National Guard
Kent
Kent State
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Winton M. Blout
United States
Sex appeal by color and width in mens ties
A humorous look at an England survey claiming necktie color and width signal a man's view of women. Half of men said bright ties attract unaccompanied girls, with fashion moving to three to four inch wide designs.
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England
British
Bonanza Still Success After 12 Years On NBC
New York AP report notes Richard Boone once doubted long running shows but Bonanza remains a top NBC Sunday night program in its 12th season with the Cartright family and an Old West setting. The article contrasts Bonanza’s enduring appeal with Adam 12 and mentions Dragnet ending, praising writers as key to TV’s freshness.
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New York
Richard Boone
NBC
Cartright
Hoss
Lorne Greene
Mike Landon
Dan Blocker
Los Angeles
Drug Firms Profit From Heroin Packaging Materials
In confidential crime files prosecutors allege Parke Davis and Eli Lilly profit from No 5 empty gelatin capsules used to package heroin while Merck & Co. sells quinine later found as a heroin adulterant. House hearings will probe, with testimony expected from the three firms and three retail druggists on over the counter narcotics paraphernalia.
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Parke Davis
Eli Lilly
Merck & Co
Greater
Washington Area
New York
U.S. Envelope Company
Springfield
Mass
Merck
Washington
Perito
Peru
The Big Bribery Game in American Politics
A sharp critique of corruption in U S governance using Newark mayor Hugh Addonizio case and broader fraud motifs. The author discusses bribery perceptions, the role of bagmen, and the complicity of officials and judges in a system where honest service is rare and motive is profit.
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United States of America
Newark
N.J
Hugh Addonizio
Corry News Briefs From October 5 1970
A day into a three day strike at Ajax Iron Works, production activity moves forward with a two week job starting today and inventories being prepared for late year. An Adult Fellowship of the Presbyterian Church held its first meeting in the parlor on October 5 1838. A satirical, critical volley targets corruption in public office from zoning to bribery, recalling Newark mayor Kenneth Gibson and general graft concerns raised by local observers.
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Corry
Ajax Iron Works
Benown
Adult Fellowship of the
Presbyterian Church
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