Pornography a Big Business Endangering Nation
A controversial critique argues that salacious literature fuels crime and corrupts youth. It cites Kilpatrick Kristol Hoover and judges, warning that profits, legal power, and public indifference enable pornography to spread nationwide.
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J. Edgar Hoover
America
Time To Wake Up On Church Robberies
Five leading churches were robbed last Friday night without police or neighbors spotting the crime. The piece urges citizens to become more vigilant to curb break ins and deter burglars exploiting a lax community response.
Knapp Commission Hearings Spotlight Police Corruption Trend
The Knapp Commission resumes in New York City as corruption shifts from rogue cops to institutionalized systems. Reports cite patrolmen earning 60 to 100 dollars monthly in bribes and Harlem precincts paying 70 000 dollars monthly in graft. The debate frames payoffs from drugs gambling and prostitution as systemic, with civil liberties groups warning of risk to justice.
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Knapp Commission
New York City
Bedford - Stuyvesant
Brooklyn
Harlem
International Conference of Police Associations
Knapp
New York Civil Liberties Union
Martin Garbus
New York
Memorial portrait of Drew Pearson on his would be 74th birthday
A commemorative piece honors journalist Drew Pearson and his lifelong quest for peace. It notes his Quaker roots and opposition to violence, his coverage of Washington power, and his belief that the UN could not resolve all conflicts. It also discusses Kissinger’s stance on India Pakistan and U S policy.
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League of Nations
United Nations
Drew
Pakistan
Kissinger
White House
Henry Kissinger
India
East Pakistan
Woodrow McKay
Lexington
Woody
Henry Ford
Thomas A. Edison
Harvey Firestone
Grove Park Inn
Ford
Baldhead
English Channel
Frank O. Sherrill
Fred 0. Sink
The
Lexington Dispatch
McKay
Europe
Mysterious cargo and strained India U S ties surface
General Manekshaw confronts Col. King over a November Karachi cargo drop seen as supplying Pakistani troops. Ambassador Keating doubts U S policy breach while Nixon backs a tougher line, revealing India U S tensions. The piece also recalls Drew Pearson’s 74th birthday and reflections on postwar UN hopes.
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Charles Bray
India
Inger
Nixon
Pakistan
New Delhi
S.H.F.J. Manekshaw
U. S
Col
William King
Karachi
Blessing Prayer by James Dilt Freeman
Poem praying for strength with gentleness toward others. Seeks inner toughness and tender help for those in need. Calls for lifting others to see Thy victory and giving wisdom to live.
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James Dillet Freeman
Christmas Crimes Warn High Point Shoppers
A Christmas warning outlines rising December robberies by purse snatchers and con artists in High Point and nearby areas. The piece notes aging warrants, dark parking spots, and the danger to women, urging escort use and vigilance during the holiday shopping rush. It also highlights local efforts to curb scams and protect residents.
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High Point
FBI
Holiday Inn
Pool
Ernest O’banion
Santa” Service
North Pole
Holidex
Adams-Millis
North Elm
English
Church Streets
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Jack Anderson
Drew Pearson
Washington
Middle East
Russia
China
State Department
Kenneth Keating
Manekshaw
Keating
San Francisco
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Ood
Bill Stauber
Chapel Hill
Dale Bouldin
J. W. Bouldin
Ledford High
N. C. State University
Carolina Power and Light Company
Raleigh
Aberdeen
Karen Moseley
Heather Hills
Garner