Pornography Viewpoints Debate Impact on Morality
A trio of psychoanalytic leaders from the American Psychoanalytic Association discuss pornography in U S policy arguing it may educate or harm society. They favor a Danish style carte blanche approach and call for a federal study to assess effects on crime and sexual behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Esman
Pacella
Blau
Association
Child Psychoanalytic
Public Informa Sion
Mount Sinai Hospital
Ton
Jone
National Institute of Mental/crime
Beckleyan Appointed To State Health Committee
Odell Gwynn of Beckley Raleigh County is named to a seven member Committee for Medical and Surgical Illnesses in the state's health planning program. The council will meet at least twice yearly and coordinate with hospitals nursing and other state health bodies. Gwynn, a disabled miner and Widows Inc. director, has 27 years in mining and holds multiple Masonic and Elks offices. He is active in community groups and guided by his church family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odell Gwynn
Beckley
Raleigh
Disabled Miners and Widows Inc
Gwynn
Daniel Hamaty
Hospital Association, Nursing, Home Association
State Bureau of Hospitals and Medical Facilities
Association of Disabled
Raleigh County Community Action Association
Community Action Health Project
Second Baptist Church
Long GE Strike Is Likely Persists as Nixon Stays Hands Off
President Nixon will not intervene in the four day GE strike, urging restraint to protect anti inflation goals. AFL CIO backs the walkout with 147 000 union members prepared to fundraise while talks stall. GE plans price hikes on some 1970 appliances and pursues Supreme Court review of its bargaining tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Nixon
General Electric Co
Afl-Cio Executive Council
White House
Nixos
Westinghouse Electric Co
Aflcio
Ito
Supreme Court
Unitedn Electrical Workers
Lindbergh Survives Philippine Plane Crash Near Isabela
Charles A Lindbergh, 67, aboard a light single engine plane with an unnamed companion, crash landed near Isabela in the northern Philippines. He and the companion suffered only minor injuries as he tours the north aiding a local tamaraw preservation effort. The Philippine Civil Aviation Authority received the report via Maj Henry Meider of PATES and Gerardo Ramirez, head of the CAA implementation office.
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Manila
UPI
Charles A.’ Lindberg
Isabela
Philippines
Civil Week Administration
Lindbergh
Spirit of St. Louis
Philippine Air Tre Transport
CAA
Federico Ablat Jr
Gerardo ‘Ramrez
Maj
Henry Meider
Pates
Ramirez
Nuckols Must Serve Prison Term For Falsifying State Records
Kanawha County Intermediate Court Judge George W. Wood refused probation for former state motor vehicles commissioner Jack A. Nuckols. He will begin serving a one to 10 year prison term after conviction for falsifying state records, despite defense requests for probation.
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Charleston
UPI
Kanawha County
George W. Wood
Jack A. Nuckols
Wood
Sixteen Year Old Killed in Patch Raid Shooting
In Cassopolis Michigan a sixteen year old Decatur youth was shot to death during a pumpkin patch raid. Four youths participated and a farmer fired a rifle at them striking the victim in the chest. Names of those involved were withheld pending identification.
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Cassopolis
Mich
UPI
Decatur
Cass County Sheriff's
Deaths and Funerals Lead Roanoke Valley Notices
Funeral services are underway for Freeman Lee Wright 68 of Roanoke Va. and John C Wright of Beckley along with Mary Elizabeth Hutchens 96 of Montvale and Mrs. Donahue of Roanoke. Survivors include spouses children and numerous relatives with services set across Beckley Mullens and Martinsburg area funeral homes.
Clyde H. Nutter Rites Planned in Whitesville
Clyde H. Nutter 64 of Dorothy died in a Beckley hospital after a long illness. Funeral services are set for 1 p.m. Friday at Armstrong Funeral Home Whitesville with Rev. James Workman officiating. Burial will be in Pineview Cemetery Orgas. He was born August 5 1905 in Boomer, survivor include his mother Maude Nutter Rose Stanley, a son J Jerry Nutter of Marion Indiana, a brother Carl Nutter of Charleston, and two friends may call at the funeral home today.
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John C. Wright
Freeman L. Donahue
John C
Freeman Lee Wright
Westwood
Donahue
Roanoke
Wyoming County
Keyser
Bryant
Funeral Home
Jin
Delmar Ward Memorial Gardens
Wright
Pretty Ridge Cemetery
Saulsville
Salem
Durham
N.C
Fayette County
G. W
Jeasie
Kennedy Wright
Beckley
Wright Place
Johnstown Road
Babe Ruth League
Irene Collins Wright
Flagstaff
Ariz
Peggy) Devlin
Cary
Nix
Wayne
Linda Canada -McKinney
Beaver
Ed Donahue
Ann Shrewsberry Donahue
Danny Lee
Larry Edward
Herndon
Lashmeet
J. M
Alma) Stepp
Bill
Maude) Milam
Covel
Covel, and ‘Mrs. ‘David M. (Louise) Nichol
Evanston
Rotherg
Ephews
Sam Foglesong
Nese
Neely
Mullens
Mary Elizabeth Hutchens
Piney View
Bedford
Walnut Grove Methodist Church
Montvale
George
Stewart
Hutchens
Bedford County
Theate John
Frances von Pierce
John S.hutchens
Melvin
Carroll
James
Robert
Avenel
N. J
Margaret
Roop
Lola Boblett
Hattie Past
Pierce Montvale
Clyde H. Nutter
Dorothy
Armstrong
Whitesville
James ‘C
J Workman
Pineview
Orgas
Nutter
Boomer
Maude Nutter Rose Stanley
John B. Nutter
J. Jerry Nutter
Marion
Ind
Carl Nutter
Charleston
Violence Stalls Stoney Trucking Strike in Youngstown
In Youngstown Ohio Stoney Trucking Co halted operations after a violent clash between independent haulers and Teamster Union escorts to Republic Steel shipments. One man died and five injured as gunfire erupted during a 30 minute confrontation near steel gates. The Teamsters deny starting the shooting while lawyers promise unfair labor practice charges.
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Youngstown, Ohio
UPI
Stoney Trucking Co
Jerry Stoneburner
Republic Steel Corp
Teamster
Teamsters
Republic Steel
Eugene Green
John Angelo
Teamster Local 377
Independents
Mike Boane
Independent Fraternal Association of Steelhaulers
Cleveland
Canton
Stoney
Boane
Seale Gagged During Civil Rights Trial Hearing
During the afternoon session, Seale demanded his right to cross examine the witness. He was gagged and shackled, then retried and taped gag removed later as marshals restrained him. The judge remarked that federal judges are not referees of prize fighters. Seale shouted All power to the people as court recessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seale
Foldman
Hoffman
Marshal
J. Hoffman
Vietnamese amnesty frees monks and civilians in Thieu decree
In Saigon the South Vietnamese government released Thich Thien Minh, a Buddhist monk jailed on charges of harboring draft dodgers and Viet Cong agents. He had served seven months of a reduced five year sentence and was freed with 63 other civilians under a Thursday amnesty decree by President Nguyen Van Thieu marking National Day. The decree also reduced or canceled exile orders for 246 additional prisoners.
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Saigon
Thich Thien Minh
Minh
Nguyen van Thieu
Quick settlement seen of differences on mine bills
Washington reports quick agreement in a conference to merge House and Senate mine safety bills. Key disputes involve compensation levels for miners and survivors and permissible dust limits with spark free equipment within set timelines. Both chambers backed tough new mine safety measures with strong votes.
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Washington
UPS
Senate
House
Interior
John H. Dent
D-Pa
Coal Mine Health and Safety Board of Review
Mississippi school integration faces new legal battle
In Lauderdale County officials resist court orders on desegregation while federal lawyers push for unitary, race free schools. Justice Department awaits Fifth Circuit rulings as Supreme Court returns the case for immediate integration steps. Mrs. Martin Luther King Jr. lauds the ruling as a victory.
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South
Alfgid
Ike Etheridge
Lauderdale County
Atheridge
LDF
Jack Greenberg
New York
Department of Justice
Justice Department
Mississippi
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Supreme Court
Appellate Court
White House
John Belli Williams
Washingtton
Martin Luther King, Jr
America
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Supreme
High Court
HEW
Jackson
Miss
Fissure widens as Cal home slips down cliffside
Amid California coast tremors a 300-foot cliff crack widens sending a $65,000 home 40 feet toward the Pacific. Five other houses valued 50 000 to 75 000 are abandoned or vacated as the 200-foot cliff holds precariously.
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San Pedro
Calif
UPI
Pacific
Tom Barrow
Point Fermin
Portuguese Bend
Los Angeles
California
Marriage Permit Applications in Raleigh County Clerk Office
Roy Lee Harmon aged 69 of 216 Sunrise Ave seeks to marry Vivian Belcher of 1 Monroe St. Also John Malasky and Antonia Gregowicz are noted in the filing.
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Peale Pee Fice
Raleigh County
Roy Lee Harmon
Sunrise Ave
Albert Sidney Harmon
Nettle Mac Kaces
Ben Vivian Belcher
Monroe St
McLee
John Malasky
Antonia Gregowicz
Picketing by Blacks at Marley’s Department Store Resumes
Fairmont police stand by as Black pickets resume protests at Marley’s Department Store over alleged discriminatory hiring. A white woman, Shirley Butcher, 21, was arrested for violating an eight-picket limit after two Tuesday night firebombings. she posted $16 bond and is James Butcher’s wife, the student body president at Fairmont State College.
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Fairmont
API
Fairmont City
Marley’s
Albert Robinson
Shirley Butcher
James Butcher
Fairmont State College
Nobel Prizes Awarded to Delbruck Hershey Luria Beckett and more
The 1969 Nobel prizes honor American scientists Max Delbruck Alfred D Hershey and Salvador E Luria for virology work. The International Labor Organization wins Peace Prize. Samuel Beckett refuses Stockholm ceremony. Ragnar Frisch and Jan Tinbergen share the newly created Economy Prize. Gell-Mann lauded for elementary particle theory with ties to Yale MIT and Caltech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Max Delbruck
Alfred D. Hershey
Salvador E. Luiria
International Labor Organization
Samuel Beckett
Beckett
Nobel
Stockholm
Ragnar Frisch
Norway
Jan Tinbergen
Netherlands
Bank of Sweden
Alfred Sobel
Gell-Mann
Academy
Yale
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
University of Chicago
California Institute of Technology
Spain’s Franco Swaps Ministers in Opus Dei Driven Shakeup
A sweeping cabinet reshuffle five miles from Madrid signals a transition toward a more modern, pro western Spain. 12 of 18 ministers were replaced, with at least 10 linked to Opus Dei as Franco aims to prepare for succession.
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Madrid
UPI
Spain
Catholic
Europe
Franco
Francisco Franco
Facistatyle Falange
Opus Dei
Juan Carlos of Bourbon
Falange
Gregorio Lopez Bravo
Boe
United States
Ferwigrave Cantonon
Gaaken
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Beckleyan
Neville Street
Jack Nuckols
Betty Brite
A&p
Hill
Mrs
Mary Hutchens
Claude H. Nutter
Avila
W. Ve
Vietnam
Cal
Giants
Reg
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