Danish Pornographic Producers Expand Booming Business
Danish pornographers report a $50 million yearly industry with strong export aims. Publishers offer trading stamps, catalogs, 8mm films, photos, slides, and books to 15,000 mail order customers, mostly male in Germany, while local clubs and raids test law after June easing.
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Associated Press
Copenhagen
Denmark
Germany
Eve
Copenhagen University
Star Movie Club
Mazon Notes Tour Plans by Rev Paul Mallory
The Rev. Paul Mallory of United Church of Christ Mazon plans a summer tour of the Holy Land and Europe leaving New York in July. The itinerary includes Amsterdam Jerusalem Palestine Athens Corinth Rome Pompeii Zurich Lucerne Paris and London with prior Iron Curtain travel in 1959.
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Paul Mallory
United Church of Christ
Mazon
Holy Land
Europe
New York
Amsterdam
Jerusalem
Palestine
Athens
Corinth
Rome
Pompeii
Zurich
Lucerne
Switzerland
Paris
London
Mallory
1959
Plant Explosion at Dawes Laboratories Injures Worker
An explosion and fire at Dawes Laboratories in Chicago Heights caused about 100000 dollars in damage. Walter Bradford, 26, suffered severe burns and was the sole employee in the processing section at the time. A ruptured line is blamed for the blast and total loss of the processing building was reported.
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Chicago Heights
Walter Bradford
Dawes Laboratories, Inc
Arizona State University closes mall art exhibit over decayed horse head
Gilbert Cady V P said health officials declared a decayed horse head exhibit at a campus mall a serious health hazard and led to the immediate closure. Numerous flies gathered around the sculpture prompting action and new guidelines for what counts as an art exhibition.
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Tempe
Ariz
Arizona State University
Gilbert Cady
Carved Heroes and Martyrs Fill Milan Duomo Interior
The Milan Cathedral houses about 4000 carved figures of heroes and martyrs along its interior. The extensive display highlights history and religious figures connected to the church.
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Duomo
Milan
Italy
Moral panic over urban influence and mothers’ roles
A columnist blasts urban elites and social pace setters for promoting immorality among teens. He cites Pearl Buck and mothers who allegedly push contraception and smoking on daughters, urging readers to reject city values and study his 200 point tests for good parenting.
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Smith College
Northampton
Mass
New York City
Solomon
Sodom
Gomorrah
Paris
London
Election ordered for RME Inc workers after NLRB finding
The National Labor Relations Board ordered a new election to determine a bargaining agent for RME Inc employees after nullifying a June 17 1967 vote against Teamsters Local 722. The board found unfair labor practices including interrogations warnings threats and promises preceding the prior election.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
R.M.E., Inc
Strator
Carlin credits Gleason stint and Tonight Show with career boost
TV writer Cynthia Lowry notes George Carlin’s season as Gleason’s replacement and guest appearances on Johnny Carson’s Tonight Show raised his price, boosted bookings, and led to a Doris Day film role. Carlin, a self writing comic, created five characters and satirizes politics and media. He aims for his own show as networks cover Indiana primary results tonight.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
George Carlin
Jackie Gleason
CBS
Johnny Carson
NBC
Gleason
Carson
Carlin
West Side Manhattan
Indiana
Monitor Writer Howard James Wins 1967 Pulitzer
Howard James of the Christian Science Monitor, Chicago bureau chief, won the 1967 Pulitzer Prize for national reporting for a 13 part series Crisis in the Courts. He said the award honors the paper for daring to examine the entire justice system in America and to stick its neck out. James is from Iowa City and a Michigan State graduate who worked for the Marquette Mining Journal and Chicago Tribune before joining the Monitor in 1964.
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Chicago
Howard James
The
Christian Science Monitor
James
Monitor
America
Iowa City
Iowa
Michigan State University
Marquette
Mich
Chicago Tribune
Davenport
Morning Democrat
Kentucky teachers' pay rises to 38th in nation
Kentucky has moved from 44th to 38th in average teacher salaries with 6,100 dollars in the latest figures. The report cites changes in state funding and adjustments to teacher compensation as influencing the ranking.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Ann Landers Column Letters on TV Decency and Hospital Etiquette
Readers protest vulgar TV material and seek edits. A nurse defends hospital staff while advising patience with illness and the public’s reaction to pain. A note suggests dealing with a persistent trickster by following Ann Landers guidance and sending 50 cents for her book.
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Ann Landers
New York
R.F.G
Prime Time TV Schedule Snapshot
A list of evening programming blocks across channels shows sitcoms dramas and news. Notable items include Green Acres Beverly Hillbillies Flintstones King Family and Run For Your Life along with Tonight Joey Bishop and a featured movie lineup.
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He and She
Dom DeLuise
Pery Mason
Chicago bakers strike cuts bread supply across area
Union bakers walked out at four large Chicago companies cutting bread availability in many stores. About 950 workers protested for weekends off with time and a half for Saturday and double time for Sunday, affecting 70 percent of local bread supply and triggering shortages by noon. Negotiations set for Tuesday.
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Chicago
American Bakery and Confectionery Local
Continental Baking Co
Wonder Bread
Interstate Bakeries Corp
New Process Baking Co
Ward Foods Inc
Fox River Valley
Gary-Hammond
Ind
One Struck
Daily Crossword Clues Mixed With Miscellaneous Terms
A dense list combines crossword clues and partial phrases including zodiac sign oil of rose petals tapestry variety of keno gifts as of land liberal Polish river indisposition to action boasts two year old salmon pronoun perch complies stretch currency symbol 32 43 44 out caress as a cat Siberian gulf am statesman an tonian island apprentice genus of lizards Scottish Gaelic bank employee playing for cookies famous band leader and composer demise throngs down dilly dallies Babyl war god ground wheat husk moved swiftly active Jewish month signs of weeping pastry against prefix girl's name six sided crystals lidded pitcher weep father arabian garment soak flax salt chem so am e v t cle silas t ical pronoun presently shield yesterday's answer location of ob eskimo knives examination macaws card game what
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Siberian Gulf
Am, Statesman
An Tonian
Gaelic Bank
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