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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1962
Page
5
The piece argues that moral relativism leads to selective adherence to the Ten Commandments. It notes religious leaders' concern over flexible ethics in business, tax, and personal conduct. It contrasts public morality with private excuses and highlights dual sexual codes, one biblical and one cinematic.
Pitt researchers use Project Talent to measure teen brain power while the versatile computer learns games such as checkers and QUBIC three dimensional tic tac toe. The machine even whistles Dixie as part of serious programming research.
Hollywood broadcast executives defend showing crime and violence on TV arguing viewers must know the evil side of life. John Burrows and Leonard Ackerman of ABC's Target: The Corruptors say corruption threatens national security and that the truth about evil is necessary to alert America.
Hollywood faces a shortage of new beauty leads as aging icons like Liz Taylor and Audrey Hepburn have filled the market. Writers note the public’s dwindling girl watcher audience and studios search for fresh faces to reenergize star power and box office appeal.
The article profiles Deborah Walley Susan Kohner Sandra Dee Ann Margret Connie Stevens Yvette Mimeux Jane Fonda Pamela Tiffin and Annette Funicello as a fresh talent pool. It notes their classier, less bikini focused appeal and ambitious drive to become stars, highlighting Ann Margret as typical and detailing her Swedish roots and versatile goals in singing dancing and acting.
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