Drug Songs Stir Controversy Shape of Pop Music
New York AP reports debate over drug references in rock and roll lyrics and their impact on youth. Critics cite songs like Eight Miles High and Rainy Day Woman No 12 as potentially promoting LSD or marijuana. Industry leaders defend artistic expression while warning of censorship risks and market pressures shaping hit records.
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Pierre Area of South Dakota Surpasses New England States
A historical note states that the Pierre area in South Dakota is larger than the combined size of the New England states. The claim underscores regional comparisons of geographic extent.
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New England States
Pierre South Dakota Pioneers First To Trap Pheasants
Pierre South Dakota becomes the first state recorded to trap pheasants for stocking purposes, marking an early effort in creating a managed game bird population.
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U S and Soviet Resume New York Moscow Air Talks
The United States and the Soviet Union resume long stalled negotiations on direct New York to Moscow airline service. If an agreement is reached, jet flights could begin late next spring. State Department spokesman notes the move signals areas of possible accord despite Vietnam War tensions. Secretary of State Dean Rusk comments on context.
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TO TOUR NEW YORK
The Book of Job, a dramatic pageant that started in Pineville Kentucky eight years ago, will tour England in October with a dozen cathedral cities to mark Westminster Abbey’s 900th anniversary. The production alternates with Romans by St Paul as part of a tour sponsored by the Religious Drama Society.
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Neil Simon to Have Four Shows Running This Season
Playwright Neil Simon expects four Broadway shows open this season. The Star Spangled Girl is set to debut December 14. Already running are The Odd Couple Barefoot in the Park and the musical Sweet Charity for which he wrote the book.
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Neil Simon
Broadway
Gromyko and US Agree to Reopen Talks in New York
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko and U.S. officials agreed in New York two weeks ago to reopen negotiations. The aim is to resume dialogue on key bilateral issues and reduce tensions between the two nations.
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