Obscenity Case Tossed Over Virginia Woolf Play in Nashville
A Nashville court dismissed Sgt. Fred Cobb’s obscenity complaint against theater manager Lawrence Kerrigan after he showed the film Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf. The ruling held the ordinance applied to live shows, not movies. Kerrigan had filed a $50,000 damage suit following his arrest and release.
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Virginia Woolff
Nashville
Tenn
Fred Cobb
Lawrence Kerrigan
Cobb
Kerrigan
Andrew Doyle
Lliss
British Unions Threaten Revolt Over Wage Freeze
In London unions threaten open revolt as Prime Minister Harold Wilson imposes a six month wage and price freeze to curb a deepening crisis. The State Department may grant Justice Douglas travel to Red China, while Britain faces tax hikes and spending cuts to stem a 1.1 percent jobless rate and a 264,039 labor force.
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Wilson
State Department
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Red China
Prime Minist
Ter Harold Wilson
Yy Douglas
Britain
Douglas
Seattle
Douglas the
Transport and General
Gor
Isbor
Unun
George Brown
TGWU
Gooseralkie
No. 10
Downing Street
Brown
Labor Party
McKissick
Congress
Cambodia
Viet Nam
Proon
Colduction
CORE
Eni
Thelmina
Uniteddustry
Johnson
Trades Union Congress
George Woodcock
Downing St
London
Purge in China Deepens as Cultural Revolution Expands
The People's Daily in two long articles quotes Maoist leaders stating the great proletarian cultural revolution has begun and will continue. It cites purges targeting writers artists cultural chiefs party officials and military men as ongoing and far from ended. The pieces attack Chou Yang and praise the revolution's significance.
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Tokyo
New China News Agency
Chou Yang
Mao
People’s Daily
China
Fragmentary ad clipping shows Bureau of Circulation details
The readable fragment mentions a Bureau of Circulation and a Long Beach address at Pine Avenue and Birent ad, with numbers like 92.75 and 33.00 and a Sunday exception. No clear event or person is identifiable from the text.
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Meer Ausii Bureau of
Iter
Birent
Pine Avenue
Long Beach
San Francisco Nurses Threaten Mass Resignations
In San Francisco Bay area hospitals nurses began handing in two week notices after stalled talks with the California Nurses Association. Hospitals consider seeking a court injunction to halt the mass resignations while wage disputes and a third party panel proposal remain unresolved.
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San Francisco
UPI
San Francisco Bay Area
Laurence Corbett
Berkeley
Porbett
Hos’pitals
California Nurses Association
Keeeey Foundation
Ish
Bay
Frank Td Hospital
Nurse Association
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Joseph Welsz
Alexandria
al Steel
Weisz
New York
Montreal
Pastice Douglas
Land’s End
John O’groat
Scotland
Ans
Sore Boss
Viet View
Barbara Castle
Ray Gunther
Press-Telegram
Spat
Ora
Opre
E. Ocean Ave
Hemlock
OAS
Barry Bleeck
D.D. Pine
S.F
Edmund G. Brown
U.S
W. Willard Wirtz
John Gardner
Health, Education and Welfare
Tom Nicolopulos
State Conciliation Service
Arteriy
Buffado
Atlantic Ave
Frank Bras
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