Editorial on violence in mass media and news coverage
The piece debates crime and violence in reporting asking if coverage is excessive while noting studies showing violence comprising 4 to 11 percent of front page content in papers. It contrasts newspaper restraint with estimates of violence in books and television and defends selective local coverage.
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Cornell expert ties abortion access to hunger relief
Dr. Michael Latham testified before a Senate hunger committee that legalizing abortion would reduce malnutrition and infant mortality by preventing unwanted births. He argued poverty is hereditary and more robust birth control access, including abortion laws, would aid the poor.
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Nixon taps Rogovin to lead Law Enforcement Office
President Nixon plans to name Charles Rogovin, a crime expert and former National Crime Commission staffer, to head the new Law Enforcement Assistance Administration, challenging FBI Director J Edgar Hoover over policy control. The move signals a shift in influence on crime enforcement and angers some Republican allies.
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Court upholds school beard ban in grooming policy
California Court of Appeals affirms a school board’s no beards rule as part of a good grooming policy. The decision reasons that maintaining classroom discipline and minimizing disturbances outweighs individual privacy claims. The ruling notes similar precedents and states schools may require shaving for a distraction free learning environment.
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East German travel curbs as West German delegates seek new president
New York dispatch reports East Germany restricting West Berlin travel for West German delegates seeking to elect a new president. Soviet pressure and border checks slow convoys to West Berlin while Air Force One nears the city for President Nixon’s visit.
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Plot to spark student uprisings tied to SDS and Black Panthers
Congressional investigators reveal a detailed plan by Students for a Democratic Society allied with the Black Panthers to mobilize protests and disturbances in universities and high schools nationwide. The document, titled Smash the Military Machine, calls for a Washington mass mobilization in April and outlines five nonnegotiable demands including no ROTC and no draft in high schools.
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