Mormon Church Leader Bars Fad Dancing
President David O. McKay of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints condemns fad dances as unsuitable. He says dances like the swim and monkey fail to meet LDS standards and cites acceptable forms such as the waltz and tango.
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David O. McKay
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
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Precautions Urged After Major Northeast Blackout Report
Johnson City Texas AP a nine page Federal Power Commission report on the November 9 blackout that left 30 million people in the US and Canada without power calls for new precautions and possible legislation. It cites relay errors at Niagara Sir Adam Beck plant and slow responses at Consolidated Edison as factors. The report notes no sabotage and says outages of the 9 November magnitude could recur though remote with steps to reduce odds. It urges reevaluation of federal authority over interstate power reliability and hints at new legislation.
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Federal Power Commission
United States
Canada
FPC
Joseph C. Swidler
LBJ
Here
Niagara River
Cape Plant
Consolidated Edison Co
New York City
Northeast
Consolidated Edison
Commission
New York Franchise Cable TV Could Offer Many New Services
The New York City Board of Estimate approved a community antenna system that challenges the telephone monopoly on home wiring. The move signals potential new services in advertising news and data transmission, as AP UPI and operators expand home TV features while New York Telephone opposes the CATV franchise awards and Mayor Wagner reviews finances.
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New York City
New York Telephone Co
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American Telephone & Telegraph Company
New York
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Teleprompter Corp
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Joe E Brown Receives Steubenville Poverello Medal
Comedian Joe E Brown, a 65 year veteran born in Ohio, is the first actor honored with Steubenville College’s Poverello Medal for great sacrifices entertaining servicemen during World War II, including front line appearances. In Israel, Premier Levi Eshkol’s condition improved after hospitalization for exhaustion. doctors say he needs several days of rest.
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Steubenville
Jerusalem
Levi Eshkol
Crown Prince Aki and Michiko's son named Fumihito
The new-born second son of Crown Prince Aki and Princess Michiko was named Fumihito and titled Ayanomiya by the imperial household agency in Tokyo. Born November 30, he was named by Emperor Hirohito at the imperial palace. Fumihito means knowledge pursuer and he is third in line to the throne.
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Fumihito
Ayanomiya
Imperial Household Agency
Tokyo
Hirohito
Imperial Palace
Police Brief: Duffield Fined for Speeding in Murphysboro
In Murphysboro Gary L. Duffield was fined 18 for speeding. The brief notes a traffic citation issued by local police.
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Murphysboro
Gary L. Duffield
Northwestern program trains lawyers for police departments
Chicago Northwestern University law school sponsors a program to place trained legal advisers in police departments to interpret Supreme Court decisions on arrest search and seizure and obscenity. The effort, backed by Ford Foundation funding, aims to align police practices with evolving jurisprudence and reduce courtroom disputes.
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Northwestern University Law School
Supreme Court
James Thompson
Thompson
State of Illinois
Danny Escobedo
Escobedo
Illinois
Northwestern
Ford Foundation
Prairie Farms to acquire Tri State Milk Producers Association
Prairie Farms Dairy Inc will acquire Tri State Cooperative Milk Producers Association of Keokuk Iowa and make it a Prairie Farms division on January 1. Prairie Farms affiliates with the Illinois Agricultural Association and the state Farm Bureau. Plants operate in Carbondale Carlinville Pana Quincy Olney with distribution centers in Bloomington Champaign Danville Jacksonville Springfield Alton Kirksville Lafayette Evansville.
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Keokuk
Iowa
Tri State
Prairie Farms
Illinois Agricultural Association
State Farm Bureau
Carbondale
Carlinville
Pana
Quincy
Olney
Bloomington
Champaign
Danville
Jacksonville
Springfield
Alton
Kirksville
Lafayette
Ind
Evansville
Prairie Farms Dairy, Inc
Daley cites prison walls as security aid in Rutland
Lt. Gov. John J. Daley says walls around a Vermont prison give a sense of security to some inmates. He supports Gov. Hoff's plan for more medium security space noting transfer prisoners at the farm often request to return behind walls.
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John J. Daley
Phillip H. Hoff
Daley
Thompson pleads guilty in deceptive practice case
Mrs Emma Lou Thompson of West Frankfort admitted deceptive practice in Williamson County Circuit Court Friday. She received 90 days to make restitution of 160 dollars and to cover court costs, plus one year probation. The Bank of Herrin filed the charge, alleging she cashed a check drawn on the Bank of Zeigler Sept 28 without an account there.
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Emma Lou Thompson
West Frankfort
Williamson County
Dale Young
Bank of Herrin
Whales and Sea Mammals Sleep Underwater
Whales, sea lions and some seals sleep underwater and surface only occasionally to breathe. This behavior shows how marine mammals manage sleep while remaining at sea.
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