Guardian of Morals and the Sumner Era
Editorial reflects on John S Sumner, longtime head of the Society for Suppression of Vice, who barred works and jailed Mae West for Sex. It contrasts his crusade with modern access to books, noting his clashes with D H Lawrence Cabell Dreiser and his death at 94 without seeing today’s counter culture.
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John S Sumner
Boston
New York
Mr Sumner
Society For Suppression of Vice
Sumner
Mae West Ai
Free Europe youth repudiates communism survey findings
A six nation Common Market survey of almost 2000 youths shows broad rejection of communism and strong support for European unification. Italy records 77 percent backing, with 97 percent seeking fewer wars and 86 percent valuing freedom to travel. Majority prefer gradual change and see a united Europe as the future.
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Brussels
Europe
America
Ecanee
Maria Malfatti
Cannio E
Switzerland
United States
Soviet Union
Red China
Nocent
Italy
France
Daniel
Danny the Red
Pitching Horseshoes And The Social Clubs Of Sport
Citizens form a horseshoes society with officers and dues to set standards. The piece argues horseshoe pitching holds national welfare value like archery and golf clubs, noting long practiced technique and the joy of a well thrown shoe circling the stake.
Iowa Judge Delivers Unclear Ruling On Dog Drinking Beer
A twelve year old arthritic cocker spaniel named Tippy allegedly drinks beer for pleasure while an Iowa neighbor accuses cruelty. The judge declined to rule if feeding beer to an animal is cruelty, noting lack of clear precedent.
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Iowa
Tippy
Distress Relay Systems Move Into Vehicles
Two firms unveil electronic distress relay systems for cars that secretly signal headquarters when a hidden button is pressed. The systems locate the vehicle and operate without alerting passengers. NYC cabbies and Oakland police plan tests.
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New York City
Oakland, Calif
Sharon Lee Glaize Weds Francis Ducknall at Braddock Street
The Star Files recalls the 1961 wedding of Sharon Lee Glaize to Francis Joseph Ducknall at Braddock Street Methodist Church. Ernest Hemingway 61 dies by shotgun in head as literary giant fades. A cherry crop near 900 tons prompts processing-move plans in Layton Stockdale estimate. A three mile Interstate Ridge segment near Stepherry City is tentatively set for advertisement and construction in coming months.
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Sharon Lee Glaize
Francis Joseph Ducknall
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Ernest Hemingway
Layton Stockdale
Stepherry
Marriages Reported in 1946 Local Churches
In 1946 June 29 at Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church Miss Dorothy Moore wed Arthur Hill Cash of Gary Indiana. At Front Royal First Baptist Church Miss Betty J Butler married August Hed Cahill. Braddock Street Methodist Church hosted Miss Frances Christene Hounshell and Eugene Donald Maier. Grace Lutheran Church housed the ceremony of Miss Mary Katherine Buncutter and Ernest Alvin Stotler.
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Dorothy Moore
Daily Meditation on Worry as Sin and Disease
A meditation warns worry can become a crime and a disease. It links chronic anxiety to indigestion, headaches, sleeplessness, fatigue, and nervous collapse. Citing religious teaching, it urges trust in God's care and not to be anxious.
Not the Last Word on the Pentagon Papers Case
The Supreme Court ruled that delaying publication of the Pentagon Papers would impose hardship on newspapers and impede freedom of the press. Chief Justice Warren Burger and others dissented or supported differing views on injunctions and the duty to report, with opinions noting the Times had possession of the documents for months and the risks to orderly litigation.
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Washington
United States
Pentagon
Theocuust
Fie
Warren Burger
The
New York Times
Times
Department of Justice
Byron-White
Hugo Black
William Douglas
Burger
Court of Appeals
Justice Burger
Potter Stewart
Executive Branch
Supreme Court
Johnson Administration
Stolen Pentagon Papers Spark National Debate
The piece analyzes the Pentagon Papers leak by Daniel Ellsberg, its impact on U S foreign relations and trust among allies Britain Canada and Australia, and the political clash over press freedom versus national security. It discusses Nixon's crisis posture, Supreme Court rulings, and the risk of a broader American defeat or debacle in Vietnam.
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Washington
New York
Daniel Ensberg
Abrona
Vietnam
Weneye
Jts
United States of America
Nixon
South Vietnam
Britain
Canada
Australia
United States
Ismaelis S
Soviet Union
How's Your IQ Based On 100 Questions
Quiz based on a 10 day test with daily scoring. Answer key page 2 gives correct responses. Questions cover decay in pine knots Casey Stengel USC city Forty Niners team IRS sources distaff and spear sides Indian leader in Custers last stand Nike goddess role largest coral formation blood clotting substance.
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Casey Stengel
Yankees
University of Southern Calif
USC
Forty Niners
U.S
Custer
Nike
Winchester Evening Star Advertising Overview
Winchester Evening Star promotes daily advertising and business services with a large readership. Contact advertising staff at 667-3200 for placements and rates.
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Winchester Evening Star
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