Noble bulwark or biased eugenics invasions
The author presents CASE U-346 Terry Z a 62 year old sex case who vasectomies himself to show its normalcy. He argues for larger families among the healthy while condemning feebleminded and welfare classes as threats to national strength and urging population control as patriotic duty.
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Lapel Methodists Celebrate Debt Free Renovations
Trinity United Methodist Church in Lapel marks a debt free renovation after a $75,000 project funded by the church improvement committee led by Gene Sylvester. The dedication Sunday at 9:30 am will unveil new carpet pews lights rebuilt pipe organ chancel furniture and a redecorated chapel in memory of Zora Gee. Pastor Keith D. Davis notes the liquidation of all church debt.
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Ex-Andersonian Townsend Named to Paul Revere Hall of Fame
James Townsend son of Lawrence and Mrs Townsend of 805 W 53rd St was honored with membership in the Paul Revere Insurance Co 1972 Hall of Fame for sales achievement and leadership. He will be inducted next June at the company's convention in Montreal. Townsend resides in Indianapolis and has sold insurance for ten years.
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Advances in Penicillin Testing and Pneumonia Vaccines
Medical reports describe new skin tests to detect penicillin sensitivity by Dr. Bernard B. Levine, potentially enabling broader safe use pending FDA access. Dr. Robert Austrian forecasts a pneumonia vaccine within two to three years, while Loma Linda physician Dr. George Austin tests Xe-133 gamma imaging to detect brain blood flow issues and arterial blockages.
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National Homes Ordered To Cut Material Prices
The Price Commission directed three firms to lower material prices. National Homes Corp in Lafayette was found to have raised basic construction material prices at its Martinsville Virginia store from Aug 15 to June 12 without approval and was ordered to cut prices back to freeze levels and make further reductions to offset overcharges.
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State College Sees Eight-Year Traffic Fatality Record
State College, Pennsylvania, completed eight straight years without a recorded traffic fatality, marking a rare public safety milestone for the city.
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Meir Urges Direct Talks With Sadat On Peace
In a Knesset speech Golda Meir praised Egypt’s expulsion of Soviet advisers and urged face to face peace talks with President Anwar Sadat. She called for a deadlock break and pursuit of complete peace while Sadat stated Egypt’s enemies must understand the path is long but favorable.
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Miami unwed mothers home closes as demand fades
The Florence Crittenden Home in Miami ends operations as pill access, shift in abortion laws, and changing moral climate reduce need for their services. Founder Michael Shores notes declines mirror national trends with more families handling pregnancies themselves.
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Indiana Law Enforcement Academy bids near Plainfield
Indiana bids totaling 28 million dollars for the Indiana Law Enforcement Academy near Plainfield are expected to be acted on Friday by the State Law Enforcement Training Board. The board aims to sell bonds in August and start construction around October 1. James T. Housewright of Indianapolis was reelected to a second four-year term as president of the Retail Clerks International Association.
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Open Door Church to hold August revival event
The Open Door Church at 1101 Sherman announces a revival throughout August. Several ministers will be featured as evangelists, according to Rev. Albert McCoy, the pastor.
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World chess title race stays tight after seventh draw
In Reykjavik the seventh game between Fischer and Spassky ended in a draw after Spassky sealed his 41st move. Fischer remains ahead 4 3 with a 34 21/2 score, needing 12 points to clinch the world championship while Spassky can retain it with 12 points. The match total time neared five and a half hours.
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