Organized Battlers Fight Organized Smut in N Y
BOB CONSIDINE reports on Morality in Media a New York group led by Rabbi Julius G. Neumann and Morton A. Hill that seeks to curb pornography through legal means. The article notes critics and supporters amid debates over TV shows films and Contraception education and cites Sen. John O Pastore on media influence.
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New York
Morality In Media
Park Ave
New York City
Julius G. Neumann
Morton A. Hill
Constantine Volaitis
Robert E. Wittenburg
Times Square
Lbj-Appointed
Commission On
St. Paul (Minn
John O. Pastore
Rhode Island
Democrat
Change for the Better in U.S. Water Pollution Rules
The 1972 legislation over the president’s veto strengthens federal controls on industrial and municipal discharges. It shifts permitting to a firmer framework, allows state permits with federal standards, and bars exceptions. The EPA demands uniform enforcement to clean up national waters.
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United States
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Federal
Organic preservative from bacteria proposed for food
A Wisconsin food scientist, A Larry Branen, reports a natural preservative produced by bacteria can keep foods fresh and boost protein when dried whey carries the preservative. Testing is planned and FDA approval would be required before commercial use. Branen says the method appears promising. Psalm 122:1 quotes conclude the passage.
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University of Wisconsin In
Madison
Larry Branen
Branen
Food and Drug Administration
Tom Braden on George McGovern A lasting influence
Washington columnist reflects on George McGovern as a humane candidate whose kindness hurt him politically. He notes McGovern's leadership qualities, religious style, and perseverance, praising his future influence despite defeat.
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Washington
George McGovern
McGovern
Alf M. Landon
Barry Goldwater
Thomas Eagleton
Frank Mankiewicz
Gary Hart
Hubert Humphrey
Isaiah
Pat Caddell
Mr. Nixon
Nixon
Old Work Razzmatazz Out Of Style
William F Buckley Jr. notes a 1960s style shift as business leaders discuss worker motivation and abolition of top executives perks. Robert Townsend promotes a near equal salary cap and constant boss presence to boost morale and reduce absenteeism, while opposing views warn against undermining market management. Professor William Gomberg from Wharton weighs in on the debate.
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Industry Week
Robert Townsend
Catherine Wheel
Avis
New York Times
Organization of
India
W.P. Gullander
National Association of Manufacturers
Journal ad and opinion snippets mix in Middletown column
The notice blends subscription pricing for The Journal of Middletown Ohio with a transcripted discussion on labor, unions, and management. It cites costs for motor route and mail services, then shifts to commentary by figures such as Professor Gomberg and Herzberg about labor union monopolies, individual obligation, societal responsibility, and pollution concerns.
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The
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Gomberg
Frederick Herzberg
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Elwood Richardson Business Manager
Frank R. Myers
Paul J. Day
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Lord
Tom Braden
South Dakota
William F. Buckley JR
William Gomberg
Wharton School
University of
Pennsylvania
Charlie Chaplin
Bertie Wooster
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