Late Night TV Viewing Tied To Self Confrontation
TV critic Rick Du Brow reports on a psychiatrist Dr. I Jay Dunn at Los Angles County General Hospital who says late night and very late movies attract viewers for reasons beyond enjoyment. He cites escaping self reflection and fear of solitude as key motives, noting night time invites inner confrontation as daytime reveals the conscious self.
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UPI
I. Jay Dunn
Los Angues County General Hospital
Dr. Dunn
America
Fellini
West Virginia
Charleston
I. Hulett C. Smith
American Invasion Continues Adored by French Strips
Paris reports comic strips as the era defining pop art in France. CELEG defends the form amid censorship and blue pencilling, noting American creators reach wide adult audiences and feature persistently in Paris papers.
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Rosette Hargrove
Paris
NEA
French Center For the Study of Literature of
CELEG
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Michelangelo
Tarzan
Panther
Faculty of Science
National Research Center
French Academy
Alain Resnais
Avantgarde
Europe
France
Alley Oop
Dick Tracy
Peanuts
Popeye
Superman
Batman
Educational Vigilance Commission
Edmee Brouttin
Geneva Peace Pact Backers Fail to Bar Aggression
A 1954 Geneva conference aimed to pacify Cambodia Laos and Viet Nam and set elections and peaceful rules for North and South Viet Nam. The accords promised freedoms and no resumed hostilities yet the pledge fractured as guerrilla groups persisted in the south and infiltration from the north continued the conflict.
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London
UPI
Geneva
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Laos
Viet Nam
Red China
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France
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Moscow
Peking
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U.S
Thant
Floyd Ray Free On Bond After Shooting
Floyd Ray, 32, was freed on a $5,000 bond after being charged with murder in the shooting death of George J. Hickman, 39, of Vivian, McDowell County. Hickman was shot in the head during an argument over a woman. Ray was arrested soon after.
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The French Camp For Outdoor Holidays Expands
The piece notes a surge in French camping as a cheaper alternative to hotel stays during July and August. Camp sites reach capacity. average campers are middle class workers with families. Lourdes leads in camp grounds. Bois de Boulogne hosts a large tent city with full amenities.
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Rosette Hargrove
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NEA
Calais
Cote d'Azur
France
Europe
The
Touring Club of
Michelin
Lourdes
Pyrenees
Bois de Boulogne
Seine
Polo Club
Bois
New York
Central Park
Biarritz
Computerized Congress Envisioned For 1989
Washington based scholars forecast a 1989 system where Congress wields computer aided oversight via agency tribunes, a 24 member Supreme Court, and a Union Court pairing state high courts with federal panels, creating government by legislature under shared executive leadership. De Grazia coordinates the AEI-PPR volume proposing strong legislative checks and revived constitutional balance.
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Washington
UPI
Alfred de Grazia
New York University
Congress
American Enterprise Institute For Public Policy Research
de Grazia
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the Union
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