Moral Majority boycott of television may be tabled
New York AP report notes talks with advertisers have prompted sponsors to reassess handling of violent and sexual content. Coalition leaders plan a Washington news conference to decide on a possible boycott, with results anticipated Monday.
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APJ
Coalition For Better Television
Moral Majority
Cal Thomas
Donald Wildman
Thomas
Wildman
Jerry Falwell
Lynchburg
Wildman Aad
Washington
ABC
Frederick A. Pierce
Affilites
Procter & Gamble
ABC Social Research Unit
CBS News
Holstein sale and milking contest at Baltimore convention
Holstein cattle rest at the Baltimore Convention Center for a national sale later this week. A. Doty Remsburg notes most cattle arrived Saturday with 90 of 125 expected, including a five day old calf. Baltimore Mayor William D. Schaefer to attend a Tuesday milking contest at Hopkins Plaza.
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Convention Center
A. Doty Remsburg
Jefferson
Baltimore Convention Center
Remsburg
Oklahoma
Maryland
Washington, D. C
Annapolis
Maryland HR offices close for Independence Day
The Maryland Department of Human Resources including Social Services and Employment Security will be closed on Frey July 3, 1861. Claimants who normally report on Thursday should come Wednesday July 1, 1981 and those who report on Friday should come Thursday July 2, 1981 at their assigned times.
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Regan
Maryland Department of Human Resources
Department of Social Services and Employment Security
Frey
Independence Ay
Mathias Criticized Over Ethnic Lobby Comment
Maryland reactions follow Sec. Charles Mathias criticism of ethnic group lobbying, notably the pro Israel lobby, amid debate over influence on foreign policy. Maryland officials defend lobbying as a core legislative tool while discussing arms sales and alliances. Eugene Keizer and Jon Clements receive awards for video disc and player development, including West Germany’s Rhein Prize.
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Sec
Charles McC. Mathias
R-Md
Maryland
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Maryland Democratic Party
Baltimore Jewish Council
Mathias
Foreign Affairs
Saudi Arabia
Maryland Republican
New York
Israel
Turkey
Princeton, N.J
Eugene Keizer
Jon Clements
West Germany
The News Frederick Advertising Rates June 1961
Frederick newspaper announces marketing area rates for mail and motor route delivery. The page notes a monthly price of 2.25 dollars by mail and includes the same or similar rate by motor route, dated Monday June 29 1961. Entities include The News and Frederick, Maryland.
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the News
Frederick, Md
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