High Court Debates Obscenity Ruling On Ginzburg Case
Don Oakley weighs the Supreme Court’s 5 4 decision upholding publisher Ralph Ginzburg. The ruling hinges on advertising intent rather than content, prompting fears of wider federal obscenity reach and more appellate battles. Justices Douglas Black Stewart offer strong dissenting views on censorship and First Amendment protections.
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Fuel Won’t Get Up Steam in GOP Circles
Washington (NEA) Republican critics in some GOP circles label Bliss as timid and dull for pushing issue politics. Some party leaders now argue Dean Burch, Goldwater’s 1964 pick, would have faced scrutiny if his broader acceptability had not been assumed.
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Women in 20th Century England Mining Roles
The passage notes women in 20th century England shift from underground work to surface tasks like loading coal, drawing tubs, and sorting. It highlights rising numbers over four years, mostly as working miners, with debates on propriety and gender roles, alongside broader GOP ideological shifts and Vietnam-era context.
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French Unions Pressuring De Gaulle For Pay Raise
French unions push President De Gaulle to raise wages or face trouble in 1967 elections as strikes hit gas, electricity, rail, shipyards, Renault plants and Paris subways. Government seeks wage limits in nationalized industries and tax relief while Valery Giscard d Estaing rises as a potential future rival in the Gaullist camp.
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Brown Roasting Challengers To A Turn BY WASHINGTON STAFF
Brown, facing three main challengers in California’s race, urges focus beyond Vietnam. Reagan is labeled evasive on issues while Yorty is mocked for a suburban Dulles image. Aides and critics spar over press relations and political alignment.
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John Foster Dulles
How May A Firm Disclose Market-Shaking News
The article reports on a two day PLI forum in New York where SEC NYSE and executives advised on timely disclosure of market moving information. Insiders must quickly deny or confirm rumors to avoid future embarrassment and maintain market integrity. Harold P Seligson notes PLI reaches over 25,000 lawyers annually with programs and guidebooks.
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Berry's World PLI educaists on problem knowledge
A Berry's World strip comments on how professionals teach a given problem within current knowledge. It emphasizes that the focus is on practical understanding rather than a direct review of a law text.
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PLI
One Pure Note Vanquishes Guitar Creatures
A surreal scene unfolds as a narrator and companions confront guitar like beings that perform endless riffs. They consider battle, then resolve to sing a single note, driving the creatures away. The narrator wakes from the strange dream hearing a woman tell him to wake up.
Watch On The Potomac China's Leaders On Verge Of 'Nervous Breakdown'
Washington columnist argues Red China’s aging leadership shows paranoia and potential breakdown. U Thant’s remark cited alongside Chou En Lai’s noncoexistence stance. Discusses UN admission, isolation, and cautious steps toward reform while noting uncertainty about viable solutions.
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Prayer meditation for daily trust and miracles
In Today’s devotional, John Marvin Rast urges readers to trust God amid change and doubt. He calls for spiritual preparation to meet daily issues, embrace miracles, and pursue dreams with faith, in a world of automation and limited human reach.
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Columbia, D. C
National World News Snippet Reflects UPI Dispatch Briefly
A terse United Press International notice mentions a national news item with sparse details and a brief subscription rate line, reflecting standard wire service formatting. The fragment emphasizes service of UPI and generic subscription information without specific names or events.
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