Senate Probes Alleged Orders For TV Violence
Senate investigators summon Hollywood TV writers and producers amid charges networks ordered brutal scenes. Chairman Dodd promises documentary evidence of deliberate violence for competition. Ribicoff cites possible link to juvenile delinquency and urges parental action. Other notices cite medical care bill opposition and space communications regulation.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
Connecticut Democrat
Subcommittee
Dodd
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Commerce
Kennedy
House Commerce Committee
Newton N. Minow
Federal Communications Commission
Scottsdale Plans Street Improvements and District Bonds
Scottsdale Town Council approves a resolution to improve Indian School Road Western Park Drive and Scottsdale Road plus Orange Avenue and Fifth Avenue, with paving, curbs, gutters, street lights, drainage, irrigation, and related works funded by a special assessment district and sale of improvement bonds. The project spans multiple streets, defines assessment boundaries, and sets bond terms and emergency provisions.
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Common Council
Scottsdale
Indian School Road
Nne
First Alley
Western Park Drive
Orange Avenue
Scottsdale Road
Third Avenue
Craftsman Court
Fifth Avenue
Marshall Avenue
Burwick Court
First Avenue
A.R.S
Taylor Avenue
Miller Road
School Road
Indian School
R.V.W.U.A
Miller and
S.R.V.W. U.A
Scottsdale Roads
Town of
G&srb&m
Maricopa County
Arizona
Arizona Canal
Winfield Scott Plaza
Scottsdale Manor
Casements
Redell Subdivision
East First Avenue
South George Avenue
Arab League talks loom as Tunisian crisis rages over Bizerte
About 100 leave daily by plane with 2 000 more expected by ship Sunday. Arab League Secretary General Hassouna arrives from Cairo for talks with Tunisian President Habib Bourguiba on extending help to Tunisia in the Bizerte dispute with France. Bourguiba feels let down by the West as Hammarskjold fails to bridge France Tunisia rift raising fears of renewed fighting.
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Arab League
Abdel Khaled Hassouna
Cairo
Habib Bourguiba
League
Tunisia
France
Bizerte
Bourguiba
United States
Britain
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
West German union chief foresees no war over Berlin
Wilhelm Gefeller president of the Union of Chemical Paper and Ceramic Workers, a 500000 member group, said war over Berlin would involve nuclear weapons and that Russia avoids nuclear conflict. He visited Arizona as a State Department guest, toured the Samuel Gompers Memorial Clinic, and traveled from the Grand Canyon.
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Phoenix
UPI
West Germany
Berlin
Wilhelm Gefeller
Union of
Chemical, Paper and Ceramic Workers
Russia
Gefeller
Arizona
U.S. State Department
Samuel Gompers
Grand Canyon
Bishop condemns shorts and bare chests in public
Auxiliary Bishop Walter Curtis of the Newark Archdiocese denounces pagan influences of summer clothing in a frank appeal in the Advocate. He criticizes both men with bare chests and women in short shorts, urging Catholics to reclaim modesty and reserve.
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Newark
UPD
New Jersey
Walter Curtis
Newark Catholic Archdiocese
Advocate
Paterson, N.J
Cocktail can trigger migraines says doctor
Chicago reports Dr. Charles Kunkle in the Journal of the American Medical Association notes alcohol can trigger migraine headaches in some patients and is distinct from hangover pain. He cautions the effect has not been studied in depth.
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Chicago
UPI
Charles Kunkle
Current
Journal of the American Medical Association
Kunkle
Police Chief Warns Poor Driving Habits Bring Trouble
Scottsdale Police Chief Merritt Chasey warns that driving violations under a revised point system can lead to license suspension after eight demerit points in 12 months. The text outlines penalties, deposit or insurance requirements to regain license, cost impacts of suspensions, and possible insurance discounts for safe drivers.
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Scottsdale
Merritt Chasey
Chafey
State
Secretary of State
Mus
Delta DC8 Sets Quick West Coast Flight Record
Delta Air Lines reported an unofficial speed record with a DC8 flight from Atlanta to Los Angeles covering the route in 3 hours 58 minutes. The jet carried 69 passengers at 31,000 feet, beating the usual 4 hour 28 minute schedule.
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Atlanta
Aps
Delta Airlines
Los Angeles
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