Humane Society asks FTC to curb deceptive rodeo ads
The Humane Society urges federal action against rodeo promoters for misrepresenting Wild West shows. It claims tame horses and bulls are tormented with bucking straps electric prods and hotshots to force bucking. The group seeks a cease and desist and cites ads and tapes as evidence.
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The
Humane Society
Federal Trade Commission
Rodeo Cowboys Association
FTC
India
Invasion Talk and Animal Welfare Sparks Debate
A mix of controversy centers on rodeo animal treatment with RCA officials defending practices and noting protections, while U S denials of North Vietnam invasion plans are met with Hanoi warnings. The piece also flags professors on corporate boards and a Philippine lawyer urging Nixon to protect drug users in the military.
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U. S
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Doan Phung
Pentagon
Columbia
Cornell
Lehigh
Michigan University
Northwestern
Princeton
Philippines
Fidela Y. Vargas
Nixon
Southeast Asia
Miss Vargas
U.S
Defense Department
Government snooping not limited to the FBI says Senator McGovern
Senator George McGovern backs a broad probe into J Edgar Hoover era FBI activity with law enforcement support and a letter from 10 agents. He argues the FBI’s role under the Organized Crime Control Act requires careful oversight, not denunciation or panic about campus surveillance.
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FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Nixon
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Senate
Hoover
Women In Government Honors Eleven Award Winners
The 11th Federal Women's Award named six career women chosen by a panel including Anne Armstrong Margaret Heckler and Logan Wilson. Honorees include Jeanne Wilson Davis Florence Johnson Hicks Juanita Moody Rita Rapp Essie Morgan and Joan Raup Rosenblatt, slated for a Thursday banquet.
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Republican Committee
Anne Armstrong
Margaret M. Heckler
Massachusetts
Logan Wilson
American Council On Education
Jeanne Wilson Davis
Secretariat
National Security Council
Florence Johnson
FCC to Hold Extensive Hearings on Cable Television
The Federal Communications Commission will open hearings in Washington on March 11 to resolve regulation location and payment issues for CATV. By 1980 industry leaders expect 25 to 30 million homes served, while broadcasters face revenue losses from cigarette ads ban and prime-time cutbacks. Copyright disputes over program expenses and rights payments fuel legislative debate as CATV expands from 2,500 systems to 4,260 communities.
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Washington
E. M. Forster
Community Antenna Television
CATV
National Cable Television Association
United States
Association
FCC
Louis Nizer
John L. McClellan
D Ark
Congress
Contemplative notes mix with local community briefs
The column muses on reclaiming quiet in modern life and surveys local happenings in High Point. Reports cover Woman's Clubhouse plans near Eastchester and North Hamilton, church scholarship gifts to St Andrews College, a new Rotary Club, Ada Wheeler’s funeral, and Hildegarde’s Broadway ambitions with mention of Art Linkletter.
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Eastchester
Highway 68
North Hamilton
Winterlochen Drive
North Carolina
First Presbyterian Church
Woodland Way
St. Andrews College
Roy E. Watts
St. Andrews
Charles W. Perry
South High Point
Holiday Inn
Frank H
Chip) Wood Jr
Hildegarde
Art Linkletter
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