British Sex Education Films Dividing Public Opinion
Eight and nine year olds preview BBC sex education programs in Britain sparking debate over parental responsibility and child development. Doctors defend instruction while church leaders and protesters voice concerns as the BBC plans radio and TV broadcasts next year.
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London
Schol
Grothers
British Broadcasting Corp
General Broadcasting
Louise Eickhoff
Selly Oak Hospital
Birmingham
Robert Kind
Leicestershire
BBC
Great Britain
Sweden
United States
Diplomats Disappointed by New MFN Export Bill Reach
Washington diplomats for Communist nations welcome MFN tariff premise but want US imports liberalized. They note Smoot Hawley rates hinder their ability to export to the United States while MFN relief would not boost their sales without higher U.S. purchases. Nixon signals caution until Vietnam war resolved. insiders see exports unlikely to rise significantly.
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Washington
U.S
United States
Europe
Japan
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Poland
Nixon
Hanoi
Reckoning Coming for Bay Bridge Tunnel
Merrill Lynch announced that Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel Series C bonds will be traded flat, signaling expected default next year. The move means no interest accrues for the period, reflecting doubts of Virginia state aid and revenues meeting payments on about half of the $200 million in Series C bonds for the Norfolk to Cape Charles crossing.
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Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel
Wall Street
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith, Inc
Virginia
Bridge Tunnel
Commonwealth
Walter W. Niebling
Merrill Lynch
Norfolk
Cape Charles
Astronaut Muscles Remain Relaxed in Weightless Night
An astronaut shows muscles remain in a relaxed floating position in space, unaffected by whether he sits or stands during weightless night.
Ray to Have Something to Occupy Time
A federal judge ordered Tennessee prison officials to provide James Earl Ray with activities to occupy his time while serving a 99 year sentence for King's slaying. A plan including recreation, work and exercise must be set by January 12 after Ray requested release from maximum security.
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Nashville, Tenn
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
Ray
U.S. Dist
William E. Miller
King
Rusk to Join Georgia Teaching Staff as International Law Professor
Former secretary of state Dean Rusk will join the University of Georgia as a professor of international law for 45 000 dollars annually. The Board of Regents approved the appointment behind closed doors amid opposition over his liberal views and his daughter's 1967 marriage to Guy Gibson Smith, a Black man.
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Dean Rusk
University of Georgia
State Board of Regents
Rusk
Fred C. Davison
Cherokee County
Rockefeller Foundation
Washington
Kennedy
Johnson
Margaret
Guy. Gibson- Smith
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