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A razor blade crew spent a full day punching 10 000 holes in as many newspapers after a general’s image was deemed displeasing. The action tied to a photo caption from an AP Wirephoto.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1970
Page
12
A razor blade crew spent a full day punching 10 000 holes in as many newspapers after a general’s image was deemed displeasing. The action tied to a photo caption from an AP Wirephoto.
Lackland Air Force Base newspaper editors S Sgt John Polich and Jim Palmer say they were both temporarily relieved of duty earlier and later dismissed again during the razor blade cropping incident involving Maj Gen John S Samuel and two other generals The editors say they were later reinstated and describe the episode as censorship and a waste of taxpayers money Proxmire demanded an explanation from the Air Force and called it a violation of freedom of the press
Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr. proposes a Senate substitute to the House equal rights amendment that would retain laws protecting women. The plan would exempt women from the draft and allow laws advancing health safety privacy education and economic welfare of women while maintaining equal rights under the law. He warns the House measure could invalidate many existing gender distinctions and create a constitutional vacuum.
Hawaiian historians urged state action to regulate commercial helicopter flights into remote districts to prevent vandalism of sacred temple sites. They cited loot prices on the mainland and described excavations that damage graves and artifacts, urging public education on Hawaii’s heritage.
A social worker's study in Lima's Comas suburb found 60 percent of mothers were unmarried and averaged five children each, with none having twelve. The report underscores high birthrates among single mothers in a dense urban area.
Shenandoah Area Council announces a new planning goal for Boy Scout troops with 16 possible program features and a 12 feature selection per troop. Paul F. Willis notes troops may subtract or add ideas to suit their goals while continuing Boy Scouts of America long range Scouting plans.
Hollywood comedian Martha Raye will depart October for a sixth Vietnam tour as Lt Col Martha Raye of the Army Nurse Corps Reserve. A surgical nurse by training, she says surgery has no jokes and she may sing if a soldier plays guitar in the evening.
Rates outline five or more consecutive days at six cents per word per day seven days at seven cents per word per day three consecutive days at eight cents per word per day one or two days free zero cents per word per day five percent discount if paid with order or within ten days minimum charge one dollar.
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