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Pornography for Sale Sports Looks Like Nobody
AiMI v ki—1—j. r Wants 'Welfare’
AtN.Y. Newsstands
By FREDERICK M. WINSHIP latest edition of Webster’s
New York (UPI) — “G e t Dictionary. The 75,000-circula-
P. 4, Perry Daily Journal
Saturday, June 14, 1969
your pleasure now before it’s tion Berkeley (Calif.) Barb,
busted,” shouts the newsstand dirty old man of the porno
dealer one block from the weeklies, has been publishing
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel as he only four years.
openly peddles the latest The open sale of pornography
in New York—including the
smut magazines sold in West
42nd Street shops—is rivaled in
;BASEBALL
STANDINGS
WASHINGTON (UPI)—"W .1- rather than restricted to the
fare is damned by the left and needy who happen to fit into
the right, by liberals and particular categories defined by
conservatives alike. Welfare is present law-the blind, the old.
resented by those who receive the disabled and dependent
it. Welfare is derided by those children.
example of a fast-growing,
nationwide journalistic phen-
omenon, pornographic weeklies.
Pleasure, a 24-pager which
sells for 35 cents, contains
pictures of explicit, close-up
nudity and intercourse and
articles tailored tor sexual
deviants and sadomasochists.
Its personal ads help boy meet
girl, girl meet girl, and couples
the Western world only by
Copenhagen and London. Every Chicago
legal sanction against pornogra- New York
Chicago
Mid-Ocean
Commissary
The Navy supply ship
Sacramento, o pera-
ting off the coast of
Vietnam, is a floating
slorehouse ready to
replenish ships of the
Seventh Fleet with
everything from
bombs to ketchup
bottles. Supplying is
done on the go, with
one or even two ships
at a time, as seen at
right. Below is the
king- sized catalogue
manned by cargo per-
sonnel for keeping
track of the ship’s
voluminous stores.
who administer it. Welfare is Among those who believe the
hated by those who pay for it," present system is beyond
That summary of opinion repair, the negative income tax
about the nation’s existing concept seems to be the most
system of public assistance for popu “V alternative. The basic
39 18 .6*1 ... the poor comes from Mayor ideamds tax use the present
29 25 . 537 8 John V. Lindsay of New York, distribute money to Arsons
29 29 . 500 10 Few would dispute it. whose income is below or
27 31 .466 12 In such a situation, change is predetermined level just as it
21 32 .396 16 possible. And now, for the first now collects money from those
14 39 264 23 | time since the federal govern whose earnings are high enough
West ment got involved in welfare 34 to be taxable.
National League
East
W. L. Pct. GB
phy for adults has been Pittsburgh
abolished recently in Denmark St. Louis
after years of permissiveness. Philadelphia
The Danes believe the public's I Montreal
appetite for pornography wanes)
when it is no longer forbidden. |
to arrange orgies. It serves as Most Americans are far less Atlanta
a gazette for the sex revolution tolerant of pornography but not Los Angeles
generation, organized sufficiently to fight San Francisco 31 24 . 564 11
“Whatever your scene," it. Their chief fear is the effect Cincinnati 28 24. 538 3
W. L. Pct. GB years ago, there is serious talk Some plans would supplement
33 23 . 589 ... in Washington about a basic the existing welfare system and
32 24 .571 1 overhaul of the welfare system, some would take its place, but
As part of its general review all would involve spending more
of federal efforts to help the money—anywhere from $5 bil-
poor, the Nixon administration lion to $30 billion a year—on the
28 24. 538 3
boasts Pleasure editorially, of such publications on their Houston
"you’ll find it in Pleasure. children for the legend "not to San Diego
Haled Into Court be sold or read by persons Friday’s Results
Such hard-core pornography under 21" on the cover of some Pitts 2 Atlanta 1. 10 inns
displayed next to the New York of the most offensive weeklies Chicago 14 Cinci 8, 10 ins
Times would have been unthin- serves more as a come-on than Houston 4 St. Louis 2
kable a few years ago when a warning to youth. Phila 6 San Diego 1
pioneer underground publishers' Psychologists are not entirely Los Angeles 1 New York 0
San Fran 4 Montreal 2
29 32 .475 6
25 36 .410 10
Psychologists are not entirely
were haled into court for sure of the effect of pornogra-
merely printing the only four- phy on young people but Dr.
letter word not included in the Eugene E. Levitt of the Indiana
University Medical School
SPECIAL
Today's Probable Pitchers
( All Times EDT)
is looking into new ideas for poor.
public assistance, including The allowance system, al- 1
some that in the past were though popular in other coun- |
considered politically hazar- tries, is not the favorite of
dous, fiscally irresponsible and American experts. One of those' •
morally indefensible. Among favoring a children's allowance,|
these are a series of • income however, is Daniel P. Mayni- 1
maintenance" plans which the han. President Nixon's chief $
administration plans to test at urban affairs adviser.
a cost of $10 million. As the allowance system
A Common Goal works in most countries, the
tsburgh (Ellis 3-7), 8:05 p.m. The proposals differ widely in government pays a flat amount
Houston (Griffin 3-3) at St.1 Philosophy, operation and cost, to a family or on behalf of each ad
Louis (Carlton 6-4), 9 p.m. but share a common goal—to child in a family regardless of
Chicago (Holtzman 10-1) at assure every American of | its income. The theory behind
Cincinnati (Cloninger 3-8), 2:15 enough income to obtain at this is that the allowances for 1 H
prevent success in marriage, he p.m. | least the minimum needs of relatively affluent families will Be
says. I Philadelphia (Johnson 2-6) at life. That does not mean all of come back to the government
00 40 11 the plans seek, by themselves, in part as taxes | ENGEL DIES AT 76 I
ekiminatelnoveryrawhich R In Canada, $6 a month is paid CHATTANOOGA, Tenn,
various definitions' for each child under age 10, $8 (UPI)—Joe Engel, one of the |
Sitar tor children 10 to 16 and $10 for best promoters in baseball and
The public policy Question— youths of 16 and 17. The a former scout with the
p.m. whether government should clomince receiving tavedet out Washington Senators and Min-
Pm aven ,„. + ........anta ite mints receiving It get a , Twins, died Thursday at
lowered tax exemption for their the J
children. In 1966, the allowan- B .
ces cost Canada about $552 Engel, who also pitched in the
million ; majors with Washington, Cin-
D * . cinnati and Cleveland from
sehniinor Virgania poNsteci 1912-1920, was best known for
nic Institute, if the United | his schemes to get people into |
States adopted the allowance the ballpark in the minor
system for all families, a $10 leagues and acquired the
per child benefit would have nickname in the South as the
.* cost $5.6 billion in 1964. But if “Barnum of the Bushes.”
36 20643 4 ' Public assistance, which will
30 23 .566 814 cost the federal government
31 31 500 12 - more than $3.5 billion in fiscal
29 31 483 13 1969, is getting priority atten-
19 34 .358 1914 tion because the more it COwtS
West ’the more it is criticized. Income
W. L. Pct. GB maintenance is being consi-
30 25 545 . dered because it offers some
98 95 598 I hope of solving what Daniel P.Job Training Conservatives picture the
- , Moynihan. President Nixon’s The concept of a guaranteed negative income tax as a way
29 442 5% chief urban affairs adviser, has annual income was rejected by to replace many of the existing
24 33 421 7 called "the crisis in welfare." cAlipeRcent and endorsed by government programs and their
18 36 .333 11% , Three, approaches appear to inter lewed for na national consequent interference with
public opinion poll two years individual freedom. Liberals
ago. More recent surveys have lean toward a social responsibi-
shown that between the two, lity argument, emphasizing the
warns that porno publications’
gross exaggeration of standards
Worse Sale of sexual behavior leave young
• ot wust men with a feeling of sexual
Saturday
June 21st
7 p.m.
For information Call
inadequacy. This could later
Atlanta (Stone 6-0) at Pit-
Papers “Busted" San Diego (Santorini 3-3),
i Some of the tabloid-size p m.
weekly newspapers that have Montreal (Wegener 1-3) at'
popped up like evil mushrooms San Francisco (Bolin 2-3), 4 30 million persons in the United
in a half dozen U.S. cities have p.m.
been "busted"—swept from the New York (Seaver 9-3) at Los
MA8-24/7 Of MA8-3347 newsstands temporarily bv Angeles (Drysdale 1-2), 11
RED WALKER court actions, almost all Sunday’s Games
*unsuccessful—and zaelous po-Atlanta at Pittsburgh
TONKAWA LIVESTOCK lice. But most quickly renewed Houston at St. Louis
AUCHON publication or have been Chicago at Cincinnati, 2
APCHON replaced by other porno sheets, Phila at San Diego
Tonkawa Oklahoma as ttey are called in the New York at Los Angeles
Ionkewe. Oklahoma sub(erranean publishing trade Montreal at San Fran, 2
MAA As many as 150 of these sheets American League
have been in publication atone
Il FUG time or another.
IA New York has begun to take Baltimore
VISIU till 15 a firmer stand against prolifer- Boston
1 2 ating pornography. Detroit
I The district attorneys of the Washington
'five counties which make up New York
New York City and the city’s Cleveland
corporation counsel are working
jointly to deodorize the news-
stands. most of which belong to Minnesota
private operators. State civil Oakland
obscenity laws limits court Seattle
East
W. L. Pet. GB
41 17 .707 ...
30 25 . 545 ..
25 30 455 5
7 action to individual issues of Chicago
periodicals as a safeguard Kansas City
- against prior censorship, so California
Jarmila I progress is naturally slow. Friday’s Results
IldVS ICTHHIGS ! However, all newsstand dealers Oakland 4 Boston 1
are on notice of possible arrest Wash 6 California 2
if they continue to sell porno Detroit 6 Ran City 0
sheets. i Baltimore 5 Chicago 2
Seattle 2 New York 1
Cleveland 6 Minnesota 4
Saturday’s Probable Pitchers
(All Times EDT)
for inspection, coll
A. C. Houston
LUMBER COMPANY
336-4442
PERRY
TERMINIX
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An injunction was obtained
against the publisher, distribu-
tors, and
two dealers in
connection with the May 12
issues of Kiss, one of the
frankest of the porno sheets.
Detroit (Wilson 5-5) at
Kansas City (Nelson 4-4), 8 30
p.m.
even try to guarantee its
citizens an income, at subsis
fence or any other level-
remains debatable. But it is
acknowledged in any discussion
of suitable aid to the poor that
the current federal outlay of
$24.4 billion isn’t doing the job.
One statistic covers the situa-
tion. Only one poor person in
' four gets welfare.
Three approaches appear to
be available in the search for a
better welfare system:
Reform of existing public
benefits were paid only to
families with incomes of $3,000 providing a minimum income
or less, a $30 per child payment for the poor are based on
could be made at a cost of $5.7 principles o' charity and
billion- three times as much morality. But most economists I
elp for the poor for virtually an(j sociologists take different
the same cost. I tacks. - |
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• Farm and Homeowner Package Policy
• Churches, Schools and Business Buildings
• Auto, Truck, Boat and Farm Liability
• Farmers & Ranchers Life Insurance
• Blue Cross & Blue Shield Hospitalization
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assistance programs.
Establishment of a "negative
income tax" system. .
Establishment of a “family poor. mination suffered by he poor,
allowance" tvoe of system Rr cognizing this, the govern- . A common argument is that
Of the three, the most ment already has given priority both the negative tax and the
feasible politically might be to to job training and placement allowance system would be
try to fix the existing system, in private business. And the more efficient than the present
despite broad dissatisfaction Nixon administration has an-programs, in which administra-
with it. The negative income nounced plans to start a public tive costs approach 15 per cent.
the public would prefer to give lack of opportunity for self-
jobs rather than cash to the betterment or outright discri-
after it was adjudged pornogra-
" phic at a hearing on a cevetana (ElSWOrtI 2-2) at. 1 1 .
restraining order. All parties Minnesota (Kaat 6-4), 2:15 p.m. tax is the freshest idea and has employment program for the
. with the exception of one dealer Baltimore (Palmer 7-21 at attracted v bothliberal and so-called "hard core unem-
I accepted the injunction and Chicago (Nyman 2-2), 2:15 p.m. Girreertitivesonstipportersfor ploved. , .
E | 9,500 copies of the weekly were California (Brunet 1-5) at ancerentreasons Family allows But unemploy ment already is
* | burned in a city incinerator last Washington (Coleman 3-5), 1:30 anirare schemes Th, n among | near a record peacetime low
■ week Gregg News Co., the p.m o^rahne r o her ^.s and poverty, even semi-starva-
- holdout must stand trial. Seattle (Pattin 64) at New Wer" before the frnted sines: , can still be found in the
set up its own federal st ate | S And despite the
at system in 10 and now E2 totally aevoted mn the propom
nations some form by 62 tion that "he who does not work
The changes would have to be I should not eat." the apparent
far-reaching to quiet all the fact is that humanitarianism
complaints about the present overrides that stern rule when
system. But some already are the nation's attention is drawn'
in the works to hunger, ignorance, disease
I For example, a frequent and squalid living conditions. I
• complaint about public assis- Some arguments in favor of
Cleveland (Ellsworth 2-2) at
Get help fast, fast, fast. . .Try
the Classified page.
See Or Call
Bill Combrink Agcy., Billings. Pho: 725-3380
Pauline Love, Red Rock, Pho: 723-4216
James Williams, Stillwater. Pho: FR 2-4068
Luo Rolling, Perry. Pho: 336-9951
James McKee, Perry. Pho: 336-4940
John Steichen, Perry. Pho: 336-9316
Walt Schieffer, Perry. Pho: 336-4903
HOW'S Obtains Criminal Complaint York (Burbach 3-4), 8 p.m.
Manhattan Dist. Atty. Frank Oakland (Odom 7-3)
YOUR Hogan has obtained a criminal Boston (Jarvis 3-1), 2 p.m.
complaint under the state penal Sunday’s Games
SPORTS code against the editor of Detroit at Kansas City
another porno sheet. Screw, and Cleveland at Minnesota
16 six other defendants for whom Baltimore at Chicago, 2
T 9 , a hearing has been set June 17. California at Washington
tbe Bronx Dist. Atty. Burton B Seattle at New York
‘1 Roberts has confiscated more Oakland at Boston
Bv (than 1,000 copies of Kiss and
• 44 o w. Joe Williams Screw and 160 of Pleasure in
[the past two weeks and has
WHAT WAS THE RECORD served warning summonses on Omaha
FOR THE MOST POINTS 17 dealers. His vow to make Tulsa
SCORED BY ONE FOOTBALL The Bronx off-limits to porno- I Iowa
TEAM IN A SINGLE GAME? graphers has the ring of old- Indianapolis
A: In their 1916 game against I time crusading. | Oklahoma City 22 29 431 10%
Lane, St. Victor scored 12 “Make no mistake," said Denver ' 18 28 .391 12
touchdowns and 28 points after Roberts. "These sheets are not Friday’s Results
touchdowns, making a grand going to be sold in The Bronx.Iowa 5 Omaha 4
total score for the game of
A THOUGHT
FOR TODAY
The human mind should be like
a good hotel: open the year
round.
—Lyon Phelps
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Lawyers for the city say Denver at Oklahoma City ppd,
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rain
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tance is that it does not help
W L Pct. GB recipients find or prepare for '
9 90 Ran 1 jobs and kills any incentive to
n ASR 14, work by reducing benefits
9 25 72 dollar for dollar with earned
. 2 income. To meet these objec-
23 30 434 10%Itions, programs already have
been authorized (but not yet
put into general operation) to
provide job training and
placement for welfare mothers
effect, Since the injunction Today’s Games
against Kiss, the contents of Denver at Oklahoma City
several sister publications have Tulsa at Indianapolis
become “less hard-core". Also, Omaha at Iowa
many dealers have decided to
Today’s Games
forego trade in pornography) CARDS RECALL JETER
and some have turned their) PITTSBURGH (UPI)—John
inventory of such weeklies over Jeter, an outfielder, has been
to police, recalled by the St. Louis
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Court Decision
A recent Supreme Court
decision may have taken care
of two other complaints, One
was that the practive of
requiring a poor person to live
in a state for a year before
becoming eligible for welfare
was inhumane
The other was that some
states set welfare payments
low deliberately to induce the
poor to seek higher benefits
elsewhere. The court struck
down residence requirements as
unconstitutional, an action that
Secretary Robert II. Finch of
Health, Education and Welfare
I would make national
realize it would be hard to put Jets of the International League
porno sheets out of business on to replace outfielder Ron Davis
the basis of their textual on the roster. Davis will leave
content in view of the U.S. Friday for a 17-day stint with
Supreme Court’s green-light his Army Reserve unit.
rulings on written pornography. The Cardinals have also
girlie magazines and nudist signed pitcher George Lott as a
publications. But the battle to free agent. Lott, 22, will be said
- .1 assigned to the Bradenton I said
pan pictures of genitalia and Braves of the Gulf Coast minimum welfare payments
sex acts may still be won in the League “inevitable."
| Most proposals for further
Renting? Tell the world via reform of the existing welfare
gain. system center around the idea
courts, unless pictures are also
drawn under the protective
umbrella of the First Amend-
ment guarantee of freedom of
expression.
Use classified ads.
[that benefits should be based
'solely upon economic needs
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