Film Censorship by Ratings Board Sparks Internal Conflict
The Motion Picture Association of America rating board is scrutinized for advancing script censorship to shape ratings from G to X. Documents show board members proposing edits and scene directions to keep films from receiving restrictive ratings. The process, led by Dr. Aaron Stern, can require studios to guarantee ratings and only a two-thirds appeal board vote overturns.
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Washington
Motion Picture Association of American Rating Board
Melinda
Aaron Stern
New York City
Hollywood
Apathy Growing Among Corry Area Students Noted
In Corry Area School District enrollment nudges downward amid World War II baby boom tail off and apathy trends. Administrators address auditorium study hall and other fixes while concerns rise over fewer football candidates and band volunteers. Youths linger in streets with idle time, echoing past failed youth center efforts and prompting questions about modern motivatie.
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Corry Area
Sparta
Bombing Dikes and Moral Doubts in War Debate
A columnist argues that bombing dikes in Vietnam is brutal but necessary to defend South Vietnam, condemning antiwar rhetoric and urging honest wartime measures. The piece condemns pacifism, cites North Vietnamese tactics, and reflects on moral implications of war and public opinion.
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Washington
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Razing business brisk by John Cunniff
New York AP reports booming demolition work by the Loizeaux family through Controlled Demolitions Inc of Towson Maryland founded by Jack Loizeaux in 1960. The firm hires three regular staff with part time help, upholds strict safety standards, and has attracted work clearing old buildings towers and other structures despite early insurance hurdles.
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New York
Loizeaux
Texas
Atlantic
Jack Loizeaux
Controlled Demolitions, Inc
Towson
Lloyds of London
Controlled Demolitions
Jack
Mark
Douglas
University of Georgia
Baltimore
Loulzeaux
Hunt
Tulsa
Lolzeauxer
U.S. Navy
Boston
Engineering News Record
Corry assemblyman to confer on Erie judge post
Assemblyman W. W. Waterhouse leaves for Harrisburg to meet Gov. John S. Fine about appointing an Erie County lawyer to a $16 000 per year orphan’s court judgeship. Arthur Schaub opens new paint store quarters on South Center Street as former site is vacated by Corry Savings and Loan.
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W. W. Waterhouse
Harrisburg
John S. Fine
Erie County
Orphans Court
Arthur Schaub
North Center Street
South Center Street
Corry Savings and Loan
Expansion congress? THICAGO rival league talk
A Midwestern millionaire envisions a rival Congress style league for football basketball and hockey saying he will launch his own league and secure a six o clock network news show as part of the package. He notes players are diluted in the existing leagues and promises live televised committee hearings with three announcers to attract fans.
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Thicago
Congress
Iowa
Illinois
Dan Webster
John Calhoun
Henry Clay
Washington
Texas
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Rating Board
Kotch
Eugene Dougherty
Erica
Linda
Dee
John
Mary Lou
Jacqueline Bouhoutsos
Titusville
Corry
Jane Fonda
Ramsey Clark
Binh Dinh
Saigon
John Cunniff
Engineering News-Record
Thomas Plerotti
East Main Street
Thomas
the Nast Company
Carleton W. Smith
Corry Chair Company
Red River
Bum
Expansion Congress
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