College Sex Fetishes Hit Colleges and Universities
A college-era debate over sex in higher education prompts criticism of group sex courses at the University of Pennsylvania and coed dorm proposals at East Stroudsburg State College. The column argues frills should be trimmed as college costs rise and urges sane use of sex education. It also reports on Senator Alan Bible planning hearings into stolen-goods fences and a proposal for triple-damages civil suits to deter crime.
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Corry Area
Washington
Alan Bible
D-Nev
America
War on fences pursued by department via injunctions
The Department steps in with a civil injunction aiming to shut down merchandisers who repeatedly deal in stolen goods. In Manila, Ferdinand Marcos informs Americans he used emergency powers to impose martial rule.
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Hus
Philippines
Ferdinand Marcos
Law and Tax Rules Across States and Trusts
A reader asks which state law applies to sales tax on a Pennsylvania purchased sofa made in another state and delivered to Pennsylvania. The answer notes use tax may apply if the buyer brings out-of-state goods into Pennsylvania for use, and delivery outside PA can exempt from PA tax. A separate query on protecting a daughter from a son-in-law’s creditors explains transferring property to the daughter in her name or jointly may alter exposure, with best practice to title in her name alone. The piece also covers U.S. base rights in the Philippines and a long-term versus short-term treaty approach, detailing ambassador Byroade’s view and CINPAC recommendations amid Marcos negotiations.
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Pennsylvania
Henry Byroade
Honolulu
State Department
Cinpac
Pacific Command
Marcos
Price of peace debate over Nixon Vietnam policy
The piece sketches Sen George McGovern and Sargent Shriver charging President Nixon pursued a pre election peace in Vietnam on terms costing 27,000 lives. It recalls Paris peace talks four years ago with a five point plan calling for total U.S. withdrawal and a coalition government in Saigon and notes private discussions involving Henry Kissinger and others.
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George McGovern
Sargent Shriver
Nixon
Vietnam
Paris
Thieu
Saigon
Corry area permits student religion training program
A Corry Area Joint Schools Committee discussion led six district boards to decide individually on adopting and controlling a weekly one hour supervised religion training in schools. Also notes on local birthdays burglaries and a mix of 1952 and 1932 events and political notices.
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Corry
National Boss Day Observed by Some Secretaries
New York AP reports secretaries plan National Boss Day next Monday October 16 with discretionary freedoms for bosses. The National Secretaries Association notes divisions over observance while urging careful behavior to avoid bad habits, as many plan to ignore the day.
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New York
Secretaries of America
Margaret Dillon
Birmingham
Ala
National Secretaries Association
NSA
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