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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1971
Page
5
Readers challenge Dr. Crane over his defense of men’s understanding and women’s pursuit of husbands. A 19 year old reader cites mockery of wives while praising scientific advice, urging more talks on sex differences and marriage.
Letter from a reader praising Dr Brady and Adele Davis for natural childbirth experience and urging education for young women. The piece includes excerpts about not needing anesthesia, wishes for home birth, and a promotional note for a booklet Preparing for Maternity by William Brady MD, plus a postal request for 35 cents.
Washington AP reports General Mitchell proposed federal review guidelines requiring six southern states and parts of a seventh to prove election law changes won't disadvantage blacks. The plan, published in the Federal Register, would let the attorney general approve changes only if nondiscriminatory purpose or effect is shown, with a 30 day effectiveness timeline.
A proposal to merge Peace Corps with other government agencies drew Senate scrutiny. Representative Ogden Reid and Frank Thompson urged caution, arguing efficiency could improve with a unified structure, while critics warned of hidden risks and unclear oversight in the plan.
Members listed including Marilyn Anderson Jill Claflin Tom Harp and Cherie Baril as officers at Alexandria Monroe High School for 1972 college chapter elections. School names Reedley Milwaukee Stevensville and Anderson appear among inductees and campus officers.
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