Law on family film previews blocked by court ruling
Governor Shafer signed a bill to ban previewing of %-rated family films but a Philadelphia federal court panel struck it down for vague phrases like suitable for family or children’s viewing. A new bill must be drafted, and theater owners face questions over self policing before lawmakers return. In Washington, Palestinian guerrillas gain Chinese and Iraqi support to challenge Middle East tensions amid hints of hijackings.
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Party fallout and forged signatures cloud Senate inquiry
A hush protest over a late night hotel party involving Social Security officials prompts a Senate inquiry into possible misuse of funds. Deputy commissioner Hess defends dignity and denies federal payment, while acting director Brown faces reprimand and reassignment. Separate controversy surrounds Rep. Beall for a forged campaign signature by his treasurer, with Getty admitting possible signing and Beall downplaying intent.
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Don Knotts Show Fails To Shine In NBC Debut
New York AP reviews The Don Knotts Show noting weak comedy and aimless sketches despite guest spots by Anthony Newley Eydie Gorme and the Carpenters. Knotts plays a vain temperamental host echoing Barney Fife with little warmth. The piece suggests writers must lift material for improvement. ABC aired The Immortal rerun ahead of its Movie of the Week pilot about a man with a unique blood type granting immunity to disease and aging.
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The Negro in the South in 1960s culture and fear
In a long reflection, the piece notes tension between black and white communities across the South. It cites the educated black retreating from dialogue, black professionals rising, churches as a source of identity, and rising unemployment. It quotes Martin Luther King Jr. on fear and critiques hypocritical leaders, before segueing into a New York AP report on car costs.
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Reimbursements Questioned in Company Car Use Study
The NICE study finds about 85 percent of participants with company cars allow personal use by employees, while many firms tighten policy. It notes policing personal use is costly and probes broader practices on company travel among manufacturers. The report also highlights airline choices for executives and rising cost awareness in corporate perks.
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It Happened In Corry Club Meeting And Dinner
A Corry social gathering featured a members dinner at Bethe bilioy bar house with senior members invited to the meeting. Mrs Clifford Lawson and Mrs Charles Mulligan received swards for a ce prize. Bingo was played and Mrs C M Howard won a 25 award for a Grit puzzle. A new plant on West Bond street will soon begin operation with $25,000 capital.
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