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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1969
Page
15
In Copenhagen reports describe Denmark as a sociological experiment in Europe with unblushing acceptance of pornography as a fact of life. The article notes nothing immoral in Danish attitudes and positions Denmark as a vanguard in these changes.
Danish leaders backed liberalization from 1967 to 1969 with Knud Thestrup arguing adults should not face censorship. Megafamilies living in one house with group sex practices challenged traditional family norms, while the Lutheran church largely supported legality and morality as social rules.
A critique of the callous logic of columnists and readers who blame broad ills on a single cause. It argues madness is a tight, rigid logic from false premises and that history depends on diverse, overlapping factors beyond a single central conspiracy.
Boston dermatologist Dr. Se trag A. Zacarian reports using liquid nitrogen sprays to destroy skin cancers. In about six weeks the treated area clears, with minimal scarring versus conventional surgery, though he notes results are not a cure and cancer recurrence waits five years. The method, dubbed kry spray, is listed as investigational.
Security teams for Pro Football Commissioner Pete Rozelle prepared in New Orleans for President Nixon’s attendance at the January 12 Super Bowl between the NFL and AFL champions. The White House has not confirmed plans, but Rozelle’s detail indicated Nixon will be there, with at least one team expected from his home state.
Capital Chatter notes Los Angeles Rams or Oakland Raiders head to the big game with a record crowd of White House correspondents expected to sit near the president on the 50 yard line. Rep Ancher Nelson sends constituents odd mail while Rep Don Edwards expresses surprise at a Nixon letter of support on Vietnam policy.
A 717 foot, 30 179 ton freighter named the Quebec loaded 53 000 tons of rolled steel at Long Beach and faced a mud and depth challenge in the channel. Captain Davy Jones of Seven Seas Shipping Co. downplays dredging, recalls past low bridges, and notes a Norwegian crew with a small chief mate and a radio shack encounter with a buxom radioman.
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The piece cites Senator Soaper and Walter Tippy in a jabbed exchange about political discourse. It notes a Senate defeat of a move to double personal income tax deductions. It mentions parents facing another year with $600 per child.
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