Odious Retaliation Against Public Discourse Warned by PACE
The PACE committee denounces intimidation against residents who critique crime conditions or public officials. It cites phone harassment, employer pressure, transfers threats, and rumored white papers as odious retaliation, urging citizens to denounce such tactics and defend free expression.
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PACE
Community Betterment Organization
Pace Committee
TV networks blamed for rising violence in society, Senate files reveal
Senate juvenile delinquency subcommittee documents show networks allegedly push violence and sex for ratings, suppressing prior staff findings. Ralph Garry data accuse networks of self regulation failures and strong control over programming. Call for FCC action and stricter standards.
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Washington
Senate
For TV
Jack
Jill
U.n.c.eu
Shodair Hospital Seeks 350000 for Expansion Wing
Shodair Hospital and the Montana Children's Home have served thousands of children and parents, offering treatment, adoption services, and care. Helena plans to raise 175000 for a three floor wing with two operating rooms, a dining area, reception space, and 20 extra beds to expand services for all children in need.
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Shodair
Pleasant Sur
Helena
In defense of Aylward for laicization
A Montana couple praises James Aylward for obtaining laicization and explains why his decision supports church renewal. They argue celibacy is not essential to priesthood and cite historical examples to counter prejudice, urging understanding and broader acceptance.
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Garry
Agai
Dodd
Canaveral
James Aylward
Montana
Christ
Immigrants in Australia Struggle With Living Costs
A letter from an immigrant family in Sydney describes high rents and living costs in 1966-67. They contrast US prices for eggs, bread, cigarettes, and produce with Australian prices and note six of seven families who arrived on October 1 returned home due to funds running out.
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Australia
The
Sun-Herald
Sydney
United States
Canada
America
J.F.F
Country needs kick in the conscience says Victor Riesel
In a forceful column Victor Riesel catalogs widespread organized killings across major cities by the Mafia and notes public tolerance. He argues for a moral wake up call and condemns media glamouring of crime while urging action to curb violence.
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New York
Chicago
Anticrime Commission
Boston
Cosa Nostra
New York City
Supreme Court
Bob Kennedy
Army
Navy
Air Force
Atomic Energy Commission
Mafia
Connecticut
Cholesterol Controversy and Dietary Guidance
A reader asks about cholesterol causes and eggs. Dr Motner explains the debate over deposition rates, diet effects, and factors beyond cholesterol, advising moderation, weight control, and cautious egg and milk choices.
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