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Readers of TIME Atlantic, TIME Latin America and TIME Pacific will receive the extra as a bonus, bound into all subscriber and newsstand copies of the TIME issue dated Nov. 21. Because of international mail-delivery schedules, it would be impossible to get the extra to foreign readers earlier...
THIS week a good many TIME readers will begin receiving their copies earlier than ever before. Within a month or so, almost all subscriber copies of TIME will be arriving at least a day earlier, and 90% of newsstand copies will be on sale by Tuesday. Reason: in a major operational shift last weekend, TIME changed its closing deadline to Saturday evening instead of Sunday. Under the new schedule, TIME'S full survey of the previous week's news will be available almost as soon as the new week begins...
...adolescent am revolted by the way every status-seeking parent wishes to shield us from some Gargantuan force known as sex. To wipe sex out of our lives, they will have the Herculean task of i) destroying 7$% of the advertisements seen on TV, 2) razing every bookstore, newsstand and publishing house from coast to coast, 3) bankrupting the film industry, and 4) installing blinders on every red-blooded teenager...
...pornography a mounting menace to U.S. youth? Church bodies and guardian groups, including the Roman Catholic National Organization for Decent Literature, the Protestant Churchmen's Committee for Decent Publications, and others, cite alarming statistics and urge various actions ranging from newsstand boycotts to congressional legislation. In last week's Christian Century, the managing director of the American Book Publishers Council, Unitarian Dan Lacy, presents a cool and collected analysis of a situation that normally collects more heat than light...
...Yorkers were buying their morning Times and afternoon World-Telegram and Sun under the counter at Union News Co. dealers last week. Reason: a campaign by Union News Co.'s President Henry Garfinkle to hike newsstand prices of the city's dailies to make up the cost of a dealer strike last winter. "All I want is my profit," said Garfinkle. His equally profit-minded dealers followed orders to "hide" the papers, but chanted to passersby...