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Apart from its Manhattan trial, perhaps the most notable thing about Deep Throat has been its commercial success...
This case will set no national precedent. What made the trial interesting-and the occasion for a totally new set of arguments-was the movie that was in the dock. Called Deep Throat, it is the story of a rapacious girl named Linda Lovelace. In spite of dozens of greatly varied sexual experiments, Linda is never really satisfied, never sees those well-known fireworks. It is only when she learns from a helpful doctor that her clitoris, for some strange reason, is misplaced and imbedded in her throat, that she is able to improve her sex life dramatically. "I love...
...Deep Throat more socially valuable than most pornographic films? "This is one of the first sexploitation films to show sympathy for the idea that a woman's sexual gratification is as important as a man's," Arthur Knight, critic and professor of film at the University of Southern California, told the judge. Manhattan Psychiatrist Edward J. Hornick echoed the argument. Unlike other films of this genre, he explained, Deep Throat did not deal with the sexual exploitation of women by men, but with "a young woman who seeks orgasmic pleasure for herself...
Rich Baughman, University record holder in the 500, 1000 and 1650 moved down to the 200yd free and won that event easily despite a slight strep throat. Three-time record-holder Dave Brumwell abandoned his specialties. the breast stroke and IM, but failed to take an individual first, finishing second in the 200-yd. back, and third...
Poison. Personally, Weinberger, 55, belies his Hooveresque image and cut-throat nickname. He has an air of insouciant irreverence perhaps left over from his undergraduate days as editor of the Harvard Crimson. "Harvard," he says "bred a healthy skepticism in me." A handsome, dark-haired six-footer, Weinberger was host of a popular San Francisco TV talk show on public affairs, and once worked as a book reviewer for the San Francisco Chronicle. He retains a wry and self-deprecating wit. At the height of bureaucratic tension around Washington over Nixon's call for Government resignations, Weinberger briefed...