Shoplifting: A Lifetime Scar Editorial Warning
The Cuero Record argues shoplifting rises during holidays and cites a TV show satire as a warning. It notes losses exceed three billion dollars yearly, legal consequences include seven years in prison or a two thousand dollar fine, and lasting harm to fines and future prospects.
Court Attacks Press Freedom and Censorship Debate
Washington reports the Supreme Court moves to widen classification power, potentially censoring news and narrowing journalist source protections. Critics say the code undermines a watchdog press, citing Newark and Los Angeles cases and Jeffersonian ideals.
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Press freedom clash in proposed code and Vietnam talks summary
The piece argues the new judicial code could curb press freedom by limiting reporter confidentiality while Congress may pass it automatically. It also notes Nixon Kissinger talks, a Paris October understanding, and Saigon Hanoi diverging views on North Vietnamese withdrawal.
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Worry Clinic Sparks Shock Advice On Infidelity
Don D. confronts marital strain after an affair with a 19 year old. He questions love for his wife who is tired and overweight, while readers are urged to test images of boudoir cheesecake versus roast beef and blame wives for sparking clandestine liaisons.
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Dieting Adultery and Boudoir Advice by Dr Crane
A provocative column urges wives to revitalize affection daily, boasts a 10 day weight loss plan with 400 calories daily protein, promises a 10 pound drop, and offers booklets for sale via a stamped envelope and 25 cent fee. The author promotes self improvement as a remedy for marriage strain.
CBS Sports Spectacular Returns With Boxing and Skating
New York reports the CBS Sports Spectacular will air a five year lapse ending with a January 23 debut. The 60 minute Sunday programs run through May 13 featuring U S versus Russia boxing teams and the Moscow Invitational Figure Skating Championships. The series first aired January 3 1960 and ended March 30 1906 after seven seasons.
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