Editorial urges broader viewership in The Green Sheet ratings
The Green Sheet surveys 66 films from January to April, mostly rated for adults and mature young people with few general audience labels. The editorial favors more general audience films, arguing ratings guide viewers and parents, while noting box office success as the industry’s measure. It commends local theaters for offering The Green Sheet to patrons to aid choice.
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Utah Teachers Strike Sparks Political Questions
The forceful Utah teacher strike probes whether teachers are well educated, but the real issue is pay. Salaries range from 4400 to 7000 for nine months, averaging 5900, roughly regional norms and below California. The action, aimed at pressuring the governor to convene a special session, is framed as improper use of force against government.
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Kennedy Family Reunion In New York At La Caravelle
A Kennedy family gathering in New York at La Caravelle featured Joseph P Kennedy and others including Attorney General Robert Kennedy and Senator Edward Kennedy. Discussions touched on Robert possibly seeking second on the Johnson ticket. health notes on Joseph P Kennedy showed improved mobility aided by a cane. The piece also surveys other political wealth disclosures and Life magazine reporting discrepancies on Viet Nam aircraft words and quotes.
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Poppy sale for veterans by Girl Scouts and Brownies
Memorial poppies to be sold Saturday by Girl Scouts and Brownies for the American Legion Auxiliary. Poppies honor service members and funds aid hospitalized veterans and families. all Kansas poppies are made by veterans at Wadsworth hospital. A request for a poppy for Mrs. C. E. Burton's three year old grandson prompts urgent contact.
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Hal Boyle on Movie Life as a Big Fat Bore
Hal Boyle argues that movie stardom is a trap not a dream. He cites lack of anonymity, constant public scrutiny, and the pressure to maintain fame as the downside of Hollywood life, contrasting it with ordinary freedoms. He recalls a Hollywood visit where a bulldog delayed a scene, illustrating the absurdities behind stardom. Navy Keeps Eye On Soviet Trawlers off San Francisco Coast.
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