TV violence up in prime time survey reports 81 killings
The Christian Science Monitor reports seven days of network TV showed 372 acts of violence or threats, 162 on Saturday morning. ABC was most violent with 97 incidents, CBS cartoons drew 18 violent moments, and 55 percent of programs included violence.
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Zap Pow Code bans weapon ads in comics industry
NYUPI A UPI report notes the Comics Code Authority moves to bar ads for weapons and war toys amid fallout from Senator Kennedy's assassination. The code expands its anti violence stance, with Leonard Darvin saying bans cover air rifles BB guns and war toy facsimiles. He will ban weapon ads personally until rules are updated.
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Sikes Amendment Provokes NRA Gun Debate on Capitol Hill
On Capitol Hill the Sikes Amendment to a gun control bill sparks a showdown with Rep. Emanuel Celler threatening a full hearing. NRA president Howard Glassen denies lobbying against federal gun legislation while Rep. Robert Sikes argues the amendment preserves Army rifle program.
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Post Office Cannot Halt Gun Deliveries in Riots
The Post Office Department said it is powerless to stop delivering rifles and shotguns into riot areas like Cleveland's east side, despite a regulation requiring police notification of long gun recipients. Authorities suggest guns used by snipers were mailed by service members in Vietnam.
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Newark Police Director Indicted Over Gambling Ties
Newark police director Dominick Spina was indicted by an Essex County grand jury on four counts of failure to move against illegal gambling. Spina denied the charges and said the allegations lack merit. Mayor Addonizio refused his resignation, defending Spina’s career pending trial.
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