Commission to Seek Repeal of Adult Censorship Laws
Washington AP report outlines final commission recommendation to repeal federal state and local bans on sale exhibition or distribution of sexual materials to consenting adults. It cites no proven harm, urges open public discussion, and notes safety concerns for children via separate protections.
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Washington
Dent’s Commission On Covey
House
U.S
Associated Press
Commission
White House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Nixon
Morton A. Hill
New York City
Charles H. Pant Jr
Cincinnati
Two Va Sites Chosen for Prisoner Rehabilitation Pilot
Fairfax County and Roanoke City selected for pilot projects by the Of fender Aid and Restoration of Virginia to organize community service workers, train volunteers, and address unmet prisoner rehabilitation needs. Programs backed by church groups seek support from 53 facilities with start aimed for November 1 and a three year cost around 243706 dollars.
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Richmond
Fairfax County
Roanoke
Virginia
Jay Worrall
Keswick
Worrall
Roanoke City
Kermit A. Allman
James D. Swinson
Tidewater
Trial Date Set For Abduction Of Virginia Boy
A Graz court set September 18 for the trial of 32 year old Sandor Nakoi on charges of abducting a 13 year old boy from Virginia to Europe last May. Prosecutors say he faces additional accusations of document manipulation passport violations and unlawful firearm possession, though the court did not confirm these charges.
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Graz
Austria
Virginia
Europe
Sandor Nakoi
Election of Negro President Predicted
Virginia Beach AP report cites Thomas I. Atkins Boston city councilman predicting a Negro president or vice president could be elected in 1972 or 1976. Atkins says white voters may support Black leaders, and cites Harvard Law School graduate and civil rights work. Dr. William Robinson of Norfolk State College adds note on Brooke VP talks as precedent.
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Virginia Beach
Boston
Thomas I. Atkins
Atkins
Virginia
Harvard Law School
South
William P. Robinson
Norfolk State College
Robinson
Sen
Edward Brooke
R-Mass
Merv Griffin Show Halted by Audience Musicians
In New York during a long taping session, a group of black musicians in the audience began playing their instruments about 35 minutes into the 14 hour session to demand more black creative music on television.
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New York
Merv Griffin
State Adopts First Rules Governing Trade Schools
The Virginia State Board of Education adopts the first rules for trade schools. Licenses may be suspended or revoked for false or misleading information. Each school must post a $5,000 bond per 50 students and annual license renewals require board approval of courses and advertising.
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Richmond
Ono
State Board of
Capitol
Tran
Norte
Wiles B. B. Weertson
Robertson
Linwood Holton
Consumer Affairs
State Board of Education
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