Victims of government conduct codes spark federal cases
Federal workers confront reprisals for cohabiting or premarital relationships as FBI and other agencies enforce morality rules. Cases involve Bosse and the Guidos among others, facing layoffs, harassment, and lawsuits over privacy and First Amendment rights.
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FBI
American Civil Liberties Union
Lectures on justice scheduled for Bicentennial year
The Justice Department will sponsor eight Bicentennial lectures on law and criminal justice through 1976. Atty. Gen. Levi announced the series. Senior Judge Henry Friendly will open January 29 at Independence National Historical Park in Philadelphia with a talk on the Constitution, followed by Harvard professors James Wilson and Paul Freund, Judge Shirley Hufstedler, and three others to be named. Dates and sites for the remaining lectures will be announced.
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Harvard
James Wilson
Paul Freund
Shirley Hufstedler
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Oil line fire at refinery shuts Oklahoma highway
In Hooker Oklahoma an oil line ruptured at a nearby natural gas refinery causing a large blaze seen for miles. Drivers were diverted as authorities closed a stretch of a major Oklahoma highway and emergency crews battled the flames.
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Students urge sex education in sixth grade in poll
New York AP report says a national Britannica poll of 1000 junior high students found 71.6 percent favor sex education in sixth grade and 50 percent claim it is already taught. Ninety percent view parental influence as important. 59 percent see marriage as still vital in 2000. 55 percent oppose population limits, with 49.5 percent supporting two children for married couples.
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New York
Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational Corp
Pean
All-American Ameripass travel offer for bicentennial trip
Greyhound promotes the All-American Ameripass with seven days of unlimited US and Canada travel for $76, plus 15-day and one-month options. The pass features no upfront payment, free stopovers, and discounts on hotels meals and sightseeing. Offers emphasize universal appeal across ages and pensioners.
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Canada
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Greyhound Ameripass Celebrate America's Birthday Tour
A vintage ad promotes Ameripass travel options from Greyhound for celebrating America's 200th birthday. It lists 7 day, 15 day, 1 month and 2 month passes with prices, touting unlimited travel in the United States and Canada for various durations and urging retirees and travelers to see more of the country.
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Canada
Greyhound
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