Supreme Court blocks old mail order obscenity laws
The Supreme Court unanimously finds the 1890s statutes unconstitutional, clearing the way for new anti obscenity laws amid rising pornography. The federal mail ban remains, and a Feb. 1 rule allows individuals to opt out of mailing lists, with penalties for advertisers who ignore it.
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FDA Contemplates Food Labeling For All Consumers
The FDA weighs how to label pre prepared foods for broad understanding. Questions arise on showing daily values or simple good bad indifference, and whether education is needed to make labels useful. Government action anticipated by next summer.
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Viet Cong rep at Paris talks scorns humane rights in war
Commentary denounces the Viet Cong representative at the Paris peace negotiations for rejecting a list of 1,534 missing Americans and using prisoners as propaganda. It notes 339 names released amid world criticism, cites instances of mistreatment or poor conditions, and questions discrepancies between lists. It argues for humane treatment of prisoners and condemns exploitation by North Vietnam.
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There Is No Gap Nixon Speech At Nebraska Visit
President Nixon urged University of Nebraska students to lead a generation alliance rejecting the generation gap as a false theory. He argued youth and elders share a timeless tension, noting past critics and today’s protests are being tempered by reasoned discourse and student support for his message.
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Church defense argues ecumenism serves deep Christian aims
Rev George Borthwick of Troy defends World Council efforts and interfaith outreach. He contends ecumenism, racism relief, and relevance build closer fellowship and justice, while noting Christ’s call to self-denial and cross bearing amid social changes.
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Downtown Troy Taxpayers Protest Tow Policy And Parking
A Troy resident voices frustration over city tow rules that seize cars parked overnight in the downtown, detailing costly losses from towing, lack of suitable parking, and tax burdens. The letter asks who pays for vehicle damage and urges council openness to viable alternatives to the school project plan and parking enforcement.
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Shenendehowa Board Deliberates Proposed Middle School
The Record notes I attended a Shenendehowa Central District meeting where the school board and superintendent discussed plans for a new middle school. Constituents heard updates on funding, timelines, and impact on zoning and facilities. A future vote or action date was not announced in the readable text.
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Ice cream cone debut and oldest U.S. national park
Question box answers note the ice cream cone appearing in St. Louis at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in 1904. The oldest U.S. national park is Yellowstone National Park, established in 1872.
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Think Positive Editor The Record Response
A reader praises Russian women's work and day care, cites physicians and psychologists, and urges supporting capable women for national good. The letter contrasts gender roles and notes dangers of purdah and maternal exploitation, referencing Scientific American figures from 1970.
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Children Letters To God Joan Book Why de OD omng Ngee
A brief notice highlights a book titled Children Letters To God by Joan and notes a de OD omng Ngee anomaly in the copy. The item signals a local library listing and a reading event.
Boggs Leads In Race For House Majority Leader Post
The ongoing battle for the soon vacated House majority leader role shows no clear front-runner as Hale Boggs faces scrutiny from Morris Udall James O'Hara and others. Albert's neutrality complicates shifts with Democratic lawmakers in states like Texas Illinois Florida hedging their bets.
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