TV violence not driving crime police chiefs say
UPI report from Los Angeles notes TV crime shows unlikely to spur real crime. Industry figures including Steve Forrest and Frank Price argue violence on screen may deter crime and that censorship pressure risks dull entertainment.
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UPI
Steve Forrest
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International Association of Chiefs of Police
Frank Price
Universal Television
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The
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Price
Washington, D.C
Maurice Cullinane
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Washington
Forrest
Ellsberg urges UC to end secret weapons research
Daniel Ellsberg, author of the Pentagon Papers, testified before a UC committee in San Francisco urging an end to secret weapons research. He warned that University contracts with the Lawrence Livermore and Los Alamos laboratories tie the university to classified work and conflict with its duty to inform and warn on urgent survival matters.
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San Francisco
UPI
Daniel Ellsberg
Defense Policy
Pentagon
University of California
Ellsberg
Lawrence Livermore Laboratory
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
New Mexico
Nudists plan nude-ins after San Diego vote
Nudists vow a "skin power" campaign to overwhelm jails and courts after the San Diego City Council repealed the 1974 law legalizing nudity at Black's Beach. Supporters included a 70 plus woman and an 8 year old girl who urged continuation of swimsuit optional rules.
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San Diego
UPI
Black’s Beach
Dole seeks to name HEW building for Hubert Humphrey
Senator Robert Dole proposes naming the Health Education and Welfare building after Hubert H. Humphrey. He argues Humphrey showed uncommon decency and compassion and championed unpopular causes for the benefit of millions, including the old, the young, and the disadvantaged.
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Washington
UPI
Robert Dole
R-Kan
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dole
Minnesota Democrat
Hubert Humphrey
ORU Policies On Weight Spark Controversy And Debates
ORU requires physical fitness and weight management for students while offering exceptions for medical cases. Civil liberties groups consider overweight policy discriminatory and may pursue a class action. ORU officials defend the stance as part of a holistic education and life style program.
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Tulsa
Okla
UPI
Oral Roberts University
Shirley Barry
Oklahoma
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Carl Hamilton
ORU
Hamilton
Barry
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