Television censorship debate sparks BBC clash in Britain
Britain's Postmaster General Edward Short defends BBC and two TV channels against censorship while critics led by Mrs Mary Whitehouse push for cleaner content. The exchange highlights clashes over four letter words and public opinion shaping democracy.
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California Assembly Bills Hit Governor Race Season
Sacramento reports detail legislative actions during the Republican presidential primary era. Measures cover alcohol, auto noise, ambulance rules, housing, and public safety with focus on taxation, funding, and regulatory changes. Key names and places include Sacramento, San Francisco, and California Senate proposals.
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Reagan Definite Favorite Son in California Primary
Gov. Reagan said he will be a favorite son candidate in California's 1968 primary unless something changes his mind. He hopes to influence party policy and avoid a damaging primary fight while avoiding a national presidential bid.
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New York
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U.S. Senate
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Statehouse
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Uganda
Ephraim Kamanyi
Daniel
Edward
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Classified Ads Promote Daily Delivery in Long Beach
Daily newspaper notices advertise second class mail at Long Beach California offering subscription options and pricing. The snippet highlights classified ads and a daily delivery pitch with address on Pine Avenue and references to carrier delivery and Sunday exclusions.
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Hoffa Loses Bid. New Appeal Scrutinized By Judge
U S District Judge Fran Wilson weighs Hoffa last minute motion for a new trial after another legal setback in his bid to avoid prison. Port Huron panel earlier rejected a similar appeal. The article also notes Fitzsimmons prospects and internal union maneuvering.
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Tenn
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U.S
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Hoffa
Port Huron
Mich
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IDA Probe In JFK Plot Dominates New Orleans News
Public probe by Jim Garrison widens with subpoenas for James Lewallen and Clay Shaw as part of the JFK assassination inquiry. Ferrie’s death is noted. Hoffa appeals continue as government cases move through courts in a broad set of legal actions.
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John F. Kennedy
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Lewallen
Garrison
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James le Jzwallen
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Britain reports 32 new members in millionaire club
Britain's informal revenue service said 32 people joined the nations millionaire club last year, raising membership to 138.4. A millionaire is defined as anyone earning more than 100,000 pounds per year, about 280,000 dollars.
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Britain
London
UPI
Revenue Service
California Firms Sought for Gasless Vehicle Plan
A state official urged California aerospace firms to compete for developing a new vehicle not powered by gasoline. The Ferris plan is milder than a prior anti smog proposal by Frank M. Stead, chief of environmental sanitation at the State Department of Public Health, who favored phasing out gas powered cars by 1980.
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