Peck Says MacArthur Was Right On Korea Clash
Gregory Peck, interview with Ladies Home Journal, argues MacArthur may have been right to push expansion of the Korean War into China. Peck says a firmer stance in 1951 could have altered later outcomes and cites State Department views.
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Accord Near In Dispute Threatening Air Service
Washington and London edge toward a deal on transatlantic air routes as a 9 01 a.m. PDT deadline nears. Officials say talks focus on how the United States and Britain will divide passenger market share with last minute questions unresolved. If no agreement is reached, Pan American and other carriers plan route diversions to Amsterdam and London, with flights to Hong Kong and Taiwan affected.
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Cleveland weighs sweeping antismut bill amid protests
The Cleveland mayor proposes a broad antismut ordinance with fines for obscene content and public sexual conduct including breastfeeding. City officials push a controversial poll as downtown venues oppose what they call prudish limits while critics cite tax issues and safety force pay changes.
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Bob Hope hints at Road to the Fountain of Youth
Bob Hope shields his eyes at a New York news conference and says he will discuss a new Road film with Bing Crosby. The project titled Road to the Fountain of Youth would co star Dorothy Lamour, while Hope pursues a week long Albany theater engagement.
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New York Times Announces New Adult Film Ad Policy
The New York Times reveals a new policy on jabber film advertising for next month. It aims to shield readers from explicit material by banning unrated pornographic films and ads. Publisher Pete Cee and others discuss enforcement and street advertising concerns.
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Woman dies after baboon heart transplant in Cape Town
Cape Town doctors led by Dr. Christiaan Barnard report the first baboon heart transplant in a human. The recipient, a white female, died two hours after the unprecedented operation at Groote Schuur Hospital. Barnard declined comment.
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Tobacco free cigarettes planned by UK factory
A British plant in Ardest Scotland will begin producing cigarettes and smoking products without tobacco using a tobasc substitute. J G Garrett of Imperial Tobacco Ltd says the facility signals a new generation of tobacco substitute products and has an annual output capacity of 390 million pounds.
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There she flows oil debate reaches American markets
A fragmentary report notes a flow of oil at 1.1 miles per hour and projects it will meet about seven percent of U S consumption, highlighting its impact on domestic supply and policy considerations.
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The Tidings Opposes Soap on ABC TV
The Tidings denounces the television series Soap as saturated with gex and jokes about priest seduction. Circulation about 70,000 readers urged a boycott of products advertised on the ABC broadcast planned for fall. The paper condemns the show as an immoral fight against religion and a prime target for censorship.
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Security safeguards for pipeline told in Alaska
PRUDHOE BAY Alaska security chiefs outline measures after 30 bullets were fired at the Alyeska Pipeline. Authorities stress protections in place following eight years of planning as state lawmakers review pipeline security under an Internal Security subcommittee.
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Local Notice From The Morning Herald? March 3 1807
Fragmentary item describes a public notice or advertisement with names and locations. It mentions Pow Ole Hayward Coke and Pea Arval Congrass along with an address 116 W. Wislanava in Hayward. No clear event outcomes or dates beyond March 3 1807.
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