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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1970
Page
4
Burglars forced a bedroom window at Dale L. Jessey 771 Orange Ave and carried off household goods valued at 1628 dollars. Police seek information on the break in and list a monetary loss as a key detail for the incident.
Vice President Spiro Agnew launched a Las Vegas speech denouncing certain songs and films as brain washing youth. He cited Beatles and Jefferson Airplane titles, argued they glamorize drugs, warned of a creeping permissiveness, and urged public accountability and parental firmness to counter the influence.
The column recalls humorous lines from Bill Strickler and sportscaster Jack Whitaker. It notes a quip about not handling trouble well and a remembered Mark Twain line on truth and immortality. A Quo Vadis patron jokes about Noah and the flood delaying a show due to rain.
New York officials and society leaders filled the Metropolitan Opera House for the 86th season curtain rising after a labor dispute delayed the opening. Martina Arroyo starred in Verdi's Konani as Mayor John V. Lindsay and wife Mary attended a starry fashion parade.
Charles H. Keating Jr. reached a private agreement with Justice Department lawyers to submit his views for the Commission on Obscenity and Pornography final report. The Cincinnati lawyer and Nixon appointee will file a 216 page input with other reports to the President and Congress.
Broadway producer David Merrick announces his first film project a movie version of his hit Child's Play for Paramount. Paramount president Stanley Jaffe confirms interest in additional Merrick properties while noting Merrick's long Broadway record and Hello Dolly milestone headlines.
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