Mikva denounces anti obscenity bill as censorship overreach
Congressman Abner J. Mikva argues against a postal obscenity bill, warning it would set moral standards for all, trample the First Amendment, and burden the Post Office. He stresses parental responsibility, social value in material, and constitutional limits on censorship.
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Requests for guards at Yellow Cab stand on 56th Street
An unsigned letter to Robert Samuels and Alderman Leon Despres asks for guards at the Yellow Cab dispatch stand at 56th and Stony Island. The writer argues the corner is unsafe for a lone woman and cites poor lighting and open rear access, while noting mixed driver views on a dispatcher.
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Civic Orchestra auditions announced for 1971 72 season
The Civic Orchestra of Chicago will hold auditions the week of October 18 in Orchestra Hall. Administrator Gordon Peters said applications are being accepted. The training orchestra of the Chicago Symphony, established in 1919, feeds many of the CSO players and features weekly sectional rehearsals and two full rehearsals weekly.
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