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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1970

Page

3

Adults Buy Smut Policy Draft Recommends Repeal

The President's Commission on Obscenity and Pornography proposes repealing laws banning adult purchase or possession of pornographic material while keeping safeguards to shield children from exposure. The draft, not yet approved, notes no proven harm from pornography to adults or children but supports parental rights and warns against enforcing morality through public displays or mail ads. It also says the smut industry is small and unlikely to be significantly affected by changes.

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House Likely To OK Women's Rights Law

Washington AP report on a House vote for a constitutional amendment guaranteeing equal rights for women after 47 years of effort. Backers led by Rep. Martha Griffiths push to overturn sex-based restrictions in employment education and property, aiming to align with the 14th amendment and Supreme Court challenges. Opponent Rep. Emanuel Celler warns of uncharted consequences as the measure awaits Senate approval and state ratifications.

Washington Michigan Women’s Liberation Senate House Martha W. Griffiths Dmich Judiciary Committee United States U.S. Supreme Court Emanuel Celler Dn.y Celler Congress

Judge Doomed To Die In Courthouse Escape Shootout

In San Rafael the escape at Marin County Civic Center left Judge Harold J Haley dead and three convicts killed. A van carrying the escape party and five hostages including jurors halted outside. shots were fired when a sawed off gun was pressed to the judge’s neck. Associate Warden James W Park said San Quentin would not allow an inmate to escape, viewing the incident as a reason to deter hostages.

San Rafael Calif James W Park San Quentin Prison Newsmen Superior Court Harold J. Haley Parks Marin County Civic Center Haley Asst. Dist. Atty Gary Thomas Jonathan Jackson Civic Center Jackson James McClain San Quentin William Arthur Christmas Ruchell Magee McClain Christmas Thomas Maria Graham Magee Park

Time Magazine claims King toned down FBI criticisms after Hoover confrontation

The Time article based on John Williams book contends 1964 meeting between Martin Luther King Jr and FBI Director J Edgar Hoover revealed private details from wiretaps. It asserts King tempered his public critique after Hoover warned him of damaging material and suggested toning down his anti FBI stance.

New York Time Magazine Martin Luther King Jr FBI J. Edgar Hoover King Hoover Time Williams Robert Nichols Houston Tex Cassius Clay Clay Nichols

Congress Flirting With Idea Of Free Air Time

Washington AP reports Congress debates television and campaign access as FCC chief calls the screen the ball game. Bills would restrict campaign ads and perhaps require broadcasters to sell time to politicians at low rates. Fulbright proposes four prime time segments yearly for Congress and judiciary to express views amid network resistance.

Washington Federal Communications Nicholas Johnson Congress FCC House of Representatives Senate Hugh Scott Chamber House Senate Communications Subcommittee Sen J. W. Fulbright Ark Judiciary Fulbright

Eight Die On Ohio Roads Over Weekend

Ohio traffic accidents killed eight people over the weekend, the lowest toll in nearly four months. It was the best weekend on the state's highways since April 17, 1919, when five died, a five-year low recorded in January. All but two victims were youths. the only multiple-fatality crash was a two car collision Friday night in which two youths died.

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