Pornography as Pollution in National Fight Over Decay
An opinion piece argues pornography is a large nationwide problem and compares it to pollution. John Sampson cites a 1970 study estimating about 200 million dollars in annual U S pornography sales with tens of millions in magazines books and films across theaters stores and mail order. The column urges equal moral attention to pornography and pollution as threats to the nation.
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U.S
John Sampson
Fnvestgate
Denmark
Sampson
U. S
Commission
Fanny Hill
Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
Mao
Mao Tse-tung
China
Nixon
Reston
Peking
Vietnam
Chicago fire myth debunked exonerating Mrs OLeary
The Chicago Association of Commerce and Industry exonerates Mrs OLeary for the 1871 fire blaming a drunken cart driver Dennis Sullivan instead. George Moon of Commerce Magazine presents four months of study in a commemorative August supplement outlining alternate theories and noting the Historical Society cannot prove a single origin.
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Chicago Association of Commerce and Industry
O'Leary
Commerce Magazine
George Moon
Moon
America
Sullivan
O’learys
Timothy Hay
Moom Sullivan
The
Chicago Historical Society
Chicago
Mrs. O’leary
Maj. Reno
Gen. Custer
Army
Custer
Meany Nixon Talks Foreshadow a Labor Rift Repair
Washington report notes AFL-CIO chief George Meany to meet with President Nixon after clashes over the wage price freeze. Meany may push for broader controls on profits and interest rates while signaling a shift toward a joint board review.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Nixon
White House
Meany
Edward G. Robinson
Charles Colson
Joseph Tydings
Colson
Labor
James Hodgson
George Bell
U.s.chamber of Commerce
Arch Booth
Booth
Hodgson
Nixon China visit could sway 1972 election outcomes
Congressional Quarterly analyzes how Nixon's forthcoming trip to Communist China might affect the 1972 presidential race. Reston warns Beijing seeks redemptions over Indochina and Taiwan, while the Nixon administration hopes to project peacemaker leadership amid Vietnam and Taiwan tensions.
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Peter A. Harkness
Washington
Nixon
China
U. S. China
New York Times
James Reston
Chou Enlai
Peking
Reston
Stevenson
John F. Kennedy
Dmass
Foremosa
U.S
Chiang
United States
Kennedy
U. S
South Vietnam
Lyndon B. Johnson
Vietnam
White House
C. Congressional Quarterly Inc
Decatur Daily Publisher Details and Rates
The Decatur Daily lists W. R. Shelton as founder editor 1912 to 1924. Published weekdays and weekends in Decatur Alabama by Tennessee Valley Printing Co. Subscription rates shown include daily and Sunday options with annual and monthly prices and carrier delivery.
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W. R. Shelton
Décatur
Alabama
The
Tennessee Valley Printing Co., Inc
P.O
Decatur
Ala
Restore Your Marriage Through Reconciliation and Faith
A longtime reader describes a 33 year marriage on the brink amid criticism and distress. The columnist notes many marriages fail after thirty years and urges both partners to recommit through shared prayer and recalling their vows, emphasizing mutual effort and focusing on each other’s good points.
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Free China
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