Peck Cites Truman Clash Impacts Korea War View
In a Ladies Home Journal interview Gregory Peck argues Gen Douglas MacArthur may have been right to clash with President Truman over expanding the Korean War into China. He says Chinese readiness and State Department views shaped his stance while preparing for his portrayal of the general. Chip Carter tours to gauge local government concerns and Bill Simon becomes a Hollywood radio commentator sharing economic and energy insights.
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Accord near in dispute threatening air service
Secretary Brock Adams says the United States and Britain are close to breaking off air service talks with a deadline looming. If no agreement is reached, transatlantic passengers face service disruption as negotiations continue into Wednesday.
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Cleveland considers sweeping anti smut law
Cleveland officials debate a broad anti smut proposal aiming to ban references to sex organs from media and performances. The plan targets magazines shows and films citywide and faces political contention from opponents citing election tactics and budget concerns.
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Road to the Fountain of Youth discussed by Bob Hope
Bob Hope told reporters in New York he plans talks with Bing Crosby about a new Road film titled Road to the Fountain of Youth. Dorothy Lamour would co star, with Hope touring Albany New York for a week long theater engagement.
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New York Times Announces Porn Ad Policy Change
The New York Times declares a new policy limiting pornographic film ads starting next month. Ads will be restricted in size and cannot display scenery or people deemed scantily clad, with required labeling adults only and theater details limited to title, venue, address, and hours.
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Woman dies after baboon heart transplant in Cape Town
Cape Town doctors report Dr. Barnard implanted a baboon heart into a patient who had a prior valve operation. The woman died two hours later from unspecified complications as Barnard notes ongoing animal heart research and past human transplants.
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Griflin Plant to Make Tobacco Substitutes in Britain
In Ardeer Scotland a Griflin factory will begin making cigarettes and smoking products from a tobacco substitute. Imperial Tobacco Ltd executives say NSM represents a milestone and a new generation of smoking materials. The plant can produce up to 30 million pounds annually.
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There she flows to the U.S. oil consumption
A fragment notes oil flowing at 1.1 miles per hour and expected to account for about 7 percent of American consumption.
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The Tidings Attacks Soap on Moral Grounds
The Tidings of Los Angeles urges Catholics to oppose the television show Soap, labeling it immoral and filled with sex and jokes about seducing a priest. It condemns the program as a strong argument for government TV censorship and cites its alleged attack on morality and the Catholic faith.
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Security safeguards for pipeline told
PRUDHOE BAY Alaska United Press International reports Alyeska Pipeline Service says securing the 00 mile steel tube carrying North Slope air is complex. President William Darch notes extensive planning and a compromised plan aims to deter terrorist damage while officials insist current precautions suffice. Bullets have reportedly pierced the half inch steel line in at least one incident, prompting questions from the Senate Internal Security subcommittee and potential penalties for facility damage.
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