Czech filmmakers discuss future of cinema and freedom
Milos Forman Ivan Passer and Jan Kadar address artistic freedom in Czechoslovakia at a New York event. They describe changes in censorship and the dangers to creative work while recalling past industry struggles and potential future projects in Europe and America.
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Arthur Penn
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Virginia Woolf
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Europe
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Washington College Allows 21 and Over Alcohol on Campus
The Board of Visitors and Governors of Washington College at Chestertown approved a new campus alcohol policy for students aged 21 or older. The plan, still awaiting detailed regulations, was adopted unanimously after a committee recommendation and received alumni council approval. A campus committee will draft conditions for implementation.
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Washington College At
Chestertown
Maryland
Board of Visitors
War Debris Becomes Second Valuable Micronesia Export
Heavy World War II debris scatters across Micronesia islands and serves as the territory's second most valuable export after copra, driving local trade and salvage efforts amid postwar recovery.
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Pacific Islands
Micronesia
Trust Territory
Maryland Virginia Church of God delegates reaffirm stance
Delegates to the Maryland Virginia Eldership of the Church of God reaffirmed their separatist stance at the 1968 conference closing in Hancock Orchard Ridge Church of God. Resolutions deny denominational merger and National Council of Churches membership, affirm leadership under church constitution, and note a two week stationing report release.
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Church of God
Orchard Ridge
Board of Education
C. W. McGaha
James Moss
F. P. Brose
Paul Moore
Robert Easterday
Paul Cordell
Bennett Murray
Harold Beck
C. E. Ebersole
A. W. Myers
Douglas ‘Ryan
Mr. Easterday
Moss
Murray
C. A. Snyder
Howard Hooper
Church of God Youth Association
Sharon MiUs
Faye Ann Christie
Debbie Metcalfe
Harry Nawbaker
McGaha
Beck
Moore
James Rockwell
Murry
Moss and Myers
Faith Carbaugh
C. O. Sullivan
Carrollton Church
Gee
Finksburg
Economic philosophy split between Democrats and Republicans
AP analysis of how Dr. Paul McCracken and Dr. Walter Heller describe differences in party economic philosophies. They note bipartisan tools exist, but diverge on distributive preferences, with Nixon favoring stability and Humphrey prioritizing full employment and growth.
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New York
Paul McCracken
Walter W. Heller
McCracken
University of Michigan
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Council of Economic Advisers
Richard M. Nixon
Heller
University of Minnesota
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Mel Cracken
Helier
Bert H. Humphrey
Nixon
Humphrey
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