Autumnal arrival signals change and reflection in 1970
Early on the 23rd at 5 59 am autumn arrives marking the season’s lasting pull until December 22. The piece notes nostalgia, cooler weather, turning leaves, hunting, football, and the lead up to winter and Christmas, with counts to 1971.
Psychologists urge decency standards for public films
Two prominent psychologists tell the Presidents Commission on Obscenity that heavy exposure to exotic material before age 14 can shape deviant sexual patterns. They advocate minimum decency standards for public theater screenings to curb degeneracy and its alleged impact on youth and culture.
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Onassis and Jackie spenders bemused by 25 million yearly
The piece cites Fred Sparks estimating Ari and Jackie Onassis spend 384 615 weekly while earning 25 million annually and stashing for old age. Another item quotes Arizona Republic on zealot disputes and a 2000 prophecy by Arthur Clarke about future life and automated news access.
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Not Feeling Up To Par The Graduate
Milton J. House of Memphis balanced a full-time postal job and six children with evening classes at Memphis State University. He earned a bachelor degree at age 35 as part of a 630 graduate class, showing time is what you make it.
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Memphis
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Daily Crossword and Cryptoquote Puzzle Highlights
A newspaper page presents a daily crossword with labeled Across and Down clues plus a cryptogram puzzle. It includes sample entries, partial word hints, and a cipher with a quote by Longfellow, showing how letters substitute for others.
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Census 1970 figures show 204 million population rise
The first 1970 census estimate indicates over 204 million people in the United States, up 14.2 percent since 1960. California and Florida lead growth, California adds five seats in Congress, with shifts favoring coastward and suburban areas. 13 of the 25 largest cities lost population.
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GOP Senator blasts Nixon on campus unrest probe
Sen. Gordon Allott accuses the President's Commission on Campus Unrest of flamboyant and prejudiced probing. He says the panel may issue a flaccid whitewash and cites rude treatment of experts like Edward Teller and Sidney Hook. He links dissatisfaction to White House domestic policy advisers.
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