Film Rating Program Unveiled For US Motion Pictures
A voluntary national film rating system was announced in New York by MPAA President Jack Valenti and others, effective November 1 1968. The plan assigns G M R and X ratings, with Code Seal rules for advertising, theater participation, appeals, and self regulation by non member firms. Public education and wide newspaper coverage accompany the rollout.
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New York
Jack Valeru
Motion Picture Association of America
Julian S. Kirkin
National Association of Theatre Owners
Munio Fpoohorzer
International
Um Importers and ‘Distributors of America
Jack Valenti
Valenti
Code and Rating Administration
MPAA
NATO
City millage rate unchanged in annual tax Bills
City tax bills due December 1 show the city and county government millage at 14.84 for the year, the education levy rising 3.83 mills from 24.15 to 28.52 mills. Assessor Robert Harrison cites the 1963 debt levy for the new High School as the main cause of the increase.
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Robert Harrison
Film rating notes on Motion Picture Code disclosures
The notice explains film submission and approval under the Motion Picture Code of Self-Regulation with audience guidelines GENERAL and MATURE, plus restrictions for underage viewers and parental discretion, printed as a public service by the newspaper.
Cider Sale at Macon Methodist and Scout Game Trip
MYF to sell cider all day Saturday at Macon Methodist Church. Mary Marsha Guild of Trinity Lutheran meets at 8 p.m. Thursday. Cub Scouts in Portage Trails Council invited to Michigan Wisconsin game in Ann Arbor on November 17 with free passes from Scout Service Center. Uniforms encouraged.
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Merle R. Meeden
First Baptist Church of
Saline
Saline Savings Bank
Stockholm
Oslo
Copenhagen
Amsterdam
Rhine
Macon Methodist Church
Mary Marsha
Trinity Lutheran Church
Portage Trails Council
Ann Arbor
Scout ‘Service Center
Popsicle Poll has Nixon favored by Houghton sixth graders
The Reporter surveyed six graders at Houghton School on presidential choices amid Nixon Wallace Humphrey and Mayor Lindsey. Nixon led with 12 votes, Wallace 6, Humphrey 1, Lindsey 1 and 6 undecided.
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Houghton School
Nixon
Wallace
Humphrey
Lindsey
New York
Lynn Pope
Edie Koutz
Amy Smith
United States
Kegin. Bush
Richard Nixon
Viet Nam
Matt Hon
Jody Spencer
Mark Ellis
Elizabeth Cohen
Brian Singleton
Sandy White
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Production Code Administration
Allied Artists
Avco Embassy
Columbia
Metro- Goldwyn - Mayer
Paramount
Twentieth Century - Fox
United Artists
Universal Pictures
Warner Bros. -Seven Arts
Advertising Code Administration
Europe
Ann-Arbor Federal Savings
Gta Wate wanBank System
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Inger
Federal Honmje-Loar
Filvemakers
CUB Scouts
Nixon, Wallace
Joe Sell
Jon Westendorf
Dan Curtis
Betty Jankowski
Donna Vosburgh
Paul Gumtow
Milan
Michigan
America
Owens-Illinois
O-I
Owens-Illinois Forest Products Division
Milan, Michigan
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Michigan Employment Security Commission
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