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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1969
Page
4
A flood of quotes from actors and industry figures shows nudity rights and ethics fueling Hollywood debate. SAG notes no contract clause on nudity while actresses recount pressured nude scenes, with opinions split between acceptance for earnings and objections to exploitation.
The scanned text lists a chaotic Saturday radio schedule for WFMD-AM FM style, with multiple show names, times, and recurring segments. It includes programs like Nappy Johnny Show Words for New Day First Line Report and various sports, weather, news, and music blocks, but the OCR is garbled and many items are unreadable or duplicated. The entry lacks coherent narrative or a single event to summarize.
Actress Harker Harris will sing the main rapes of women to her directors, airing her debut with The Penny Wars a new play by Elliott Raber based on his novel. The play opens on Broadway in October with Mrs Harris recently seen in WT Apa Tree where she won a Tony Award for best musical comedy actress.
The Mt Airy Kiwanis Club honored senior citizens on Wednesday June 25 at the ninth annual Diamond Jubilee Celebration. Thirty seven guests age 75 plus attended with Nettie Conway ninety nine as the oldest lady and Raymond Bra Shears fifty six as the oldest man. Speaker Bob Peginn urged greater societal respect for age. The club plans to continue the annual Diamond Jubilee for Munhy seniors.
A historical construction note describes a lunar landing module containing about 1.1 million components and an extensive network of wiring, underscoring the complexity of the spacecraft.
Cosmetic procedures to improve appearance are not covered by Medicare unless required for repair after an accident or to improve functioning of a damaged body part. In contrast, plastic surgery for severe burns or facial repair due to a serious automobile accident may be covered. Wart removal is considered routine foot care and not covered by Medicare.
Frederick County Parks and Recreation, with the Board of Education, launches its third summer recreation program at six county sites for ages five to fifteen. Urbana features folk and square dancing supervised by Lou Mascaro with assistants Rudy Horman and Anne Lee Thomas. A Robin Hood archery tournament is planned in Middletown with four teams, banners and costumes as participants practice and prepare for the event.
Washington AP reports the White House tour draws vast summer crowds daily except Sundays and Mondays, with 12 and a half minute views under broiling sun. Tour boss Daniel Cassell notes more than 2 million visitors yearly.
An international bus with 41 American Field Service students from 24 countries will reach Damascus on July 18. They spent a year living with host families and attending local high schools in the United States. Activities include a family picnic and a Washington D C tour, where 3040 AVS students will meet before returning home. Over 25,000 host families in more than 650 communities participate in the program. Damascus Jaycees arrange the Damascus stop under chairman Tony Almaria. AFS runs two programs for youths 16 to 18, promoting international understanding without religious or political ties.
William C. Gosnell, son of Mr and Mrs Howard Gosnell of Knox ville RFD 1, completed a B S in Business and Public Administration at the University of Maryland on June 7 with a specialty in Personnel Administration and Industrial Labor Relations. He will enter the VISTA program in Atlanta for training before a one year assignment in the Southeastern U S. He departed from Dulles Airport on Eastern Airways for Atlanta.
Honolulu AP reports University of Hawaii researchers from the Population and Family Planning Unit found low income island women are not averse to contraception nor ignorant of methods and services though mentioning God is out of vogue. Also notes a meeting letter from a Boys State attendee thanking Rotary for sponsorship and another from Frederick Memorial Hospital thanking the club for a $150 donation.
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