Fewer Highway Billboards Approved by Federal Officials
CHICAGO AP Motorists on main highways will see fewer billboards as the Federal Highway Administration endorses outdoor advertising control laws passed in 10 states plus DC and Puerto Rico and interim accords with five others. The 1965 Highway Beautification Act drives standards on billboard position size spacing and lighting with penalties possible but not applied this year.
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Young Hobby Club Project Makes Letterheads
A simple home craft plan guides youths to create personalized letterheads using a photo of a home pet or other image. Start with a small photograph held to a sunny window, trace the outline on thin paper, then transfer via carbon paper to writing paper. Add address or pet name beneath the picture.
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Nationwide backlash grows against gun violence in 1968 reactions
Across the nation, public figures and outlets react to gun violence after the Kennedy assassination. 165 handguns and 3 rifles, plus thousands of rounds of ammunition, have been surrendered in Honolulu urges. Rex Allen condemns gun use in Western media. Greensboro Daily News stops Dick Tracy and Little Orphan Annie. A 1929 gangster massacre re-enactment is canceled in Burnaby. Toy guns sales shift to parental requests in a Western store chain. Daytone outlets in Minnesota and Missouri.
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Rex Allen
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Wrong Man Uses Carpet in Conference Welcome Scene
Charleston airport scene featured Gov John Connally arrival as L A Stalling of Tulsa okla misdirected his B25 refueling stop to a wrong parking area. Stalling joked I am Gov Stalling from the state of Confusion. Across the country retailers move away from firearms sales while gun control groups gain momentum. In Richland Wash a boy and father surrendered firearms to police. Tampa sheriffs destroy 300 guns in acid vat deterring public auctions. Boston stores report gun and ammo sales halted as Kennedy era gun control efforts intensify.
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