Smut Law Headaches Expected
Washington AD reports that new Post Office Department rules take effect April 24 allowing Americans to stop receiving mail deemed erotically arousing or sexually provocative. The regulation lets individuals request removal from mailing lists, though some may argue about what qualifies as obscene.
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Old Indies
Sears Roebuck
Thoresens Plead Innocent In Weapons Indictments
In San Francisco William Thoresen and his wife Louise pleaded innocent to new indictments for illegal possession of weapons. They seek to block the trial set for June 1 as motions advance in federal court. The case involves 70 tons of munitions found, including grenades and antitank gun components.
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San Francisco
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New York
Supreme Court
Stanley A. Weigel
Reagan Praised Assailed For Rumford Act Position
Sacramento and San Francisco reports describe Republicans split over Governor Reagan’s stance on open housing. One praises his pledge to veto repeal while another criticizes his supposed shifts. The Rumford Act repeal bill faced delay as lawmakers debated politics and party loyalties amidst calls for consistency.
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William ‘T. Bagley
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Bagley
Schmitz
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John Derwerat
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Reagan Reagan
Dr George W Crane Warns Teens on Marriage Risks
Dr George W Crane argues that marriage is a major life contract and urges caution before eloping. He explains teen romance can mimic true love but often centers on self and desire for social status, noting most early marriages end in divorce within five years.
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Between Parent And Child Winged Guide To Discipline Zones
An analysis outlines three behavior zones green yellow red and the need for balanced parenting. It stresses parents should love their children while avoiding an urgent need to be liked every minute and explains permissiveness versus structure with scenarios on anger, leeway, and setting limits.
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Ted
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Labor support boosts Humphrey bid amid peace talks
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey gains key AFL CIO backing as Hanoi shows willingness to start limited peace talks. An aide says pressure to announce grows, while Kennedy and McCarthy oppose Vietnam policy. Meany says only Humphrey can sustain Johnson programs and unite the nation. Rockne Morton predicts Rockefeller candidacy. Yorty cites GOP shift.
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Vietnam
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R-Ry
New York
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Kennedy
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Sam Yorty
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Oregon
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Lindsay
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Associated Press
York Times
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Yorty
Gore Vidal
U.S. Senate
Johnson supporters adopt wait-and-see stance in key states
In Indiana Nebraska Oregon and California supporters react to Johnson's surprise withdrawal with a wait-and-see approach. Kennedy gains in early indicators while Oregon and California show active jockeying. McCarthy and Humphrey also seek influence. Delegation loyalties remain fluid ahead of the primaries.
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Oregon
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Rafferty Attacks LBJ Vietnam Policy in Sacramento
California Republican Senate hopeful Max Rafferty blasted President Johnson's Vietnam approach as escalation and deception. He urged the administration to drop the policy, calling it asinine, after a Republican women’s group luncheon in Sacramento.
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Max Rafferty
Republican Senate
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Rafferty
Chavez Sees Kennedy Plan For Farm Labor Inclusion
Cesar Chavez called for farm workers to be covered by the National Labor Relations Act if Robert Kennedy is elected president. He spoke to about 30 Mexican American workers near Fresno, urging nonviolent struggle and praising Kennedy's stance while noting past strikes would have occurred sooner under NLRA coverage.
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Cesar Chavez
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New York
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GOP Group Aims to Block Reagan Prefers Oppose Nomination
In Los Angeles AP reports a Republican group calling itself Free Choices says it will qualify for the presidential primary. Chairman James Wilcox says a professional petition circulator has been hired to gather the required signatures by the February deadline.
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