Court Orders Photos Removed From Playboy Magazine
A Hong Kong court ordered confiscation of two photos from the September Playboy issue after police seized 955 copies from newsstands. The magistrate ruled the two page 100 images could be deemed obscene and ordered their destruction.
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Caseload rises in ADC program prompts state debate
Twin Falls reports an ADC caseload increase of 37.7 percent from June 1971 to March 1972, exceeding statewide rise. Senator John Barker, R-Buhl, head of the Senate Health Education and Welfare Committee, says the figures show the program's complexity facing officials and lawmakers.
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McGovern Campaign Seeks to Bring Nixon Off Ivory Tower
McGovern and supporters urge the public to see Nixon as a gut fighter who will fight back once he leaves the White House and uses surrogates less. Nixon stays near the White House as backers tour the country including Philadelphia and New Jersey events with officials and volunteers.
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Taiwan
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Edward
Concord
N.H
New England
Tricia Cox
Trenton
N.J
State, Fair
George Romney
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Seattle
McClure Said Confused On Nixon Inflation Defense
Boise Democratic official Nolan Hancock accused Republican James A. McClure of being confused over Nixon era economics. Hancock argued the Nixon administration created more inflation and oversaw lavish spending, while Congress spent billions less than Nixon requested. A separate Cincinnati report notes a young gunman robbed a bakery, then returned the $4.
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Idaho ADC Aid Rises in Three Counties
In Twin Falls County ADC support rose 33.5 percent, Cassia County 50.5 percent, and Gooding 124 percent. Barker cited Idaho as having the third highest average monthly support checks among seven Intermountain states.
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