Miniskirts Banned in Iraq and Regional Crackdown
Editorial notes Puritanical bans spread in the Middle East with Iraq restricting miniskirts from Sunday and long hair bans in place. An Iraqi marrying a foreigner after December 31 loses government work rights, affecting government and state firms. Maj. Gen. Zaki Flap orders arrests for public miniskirt wear, Cairo University urges coeds to cover thighs, about 2 000 women students registered.
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NEA seeks solutions for Appalachia education crisis at Pikesville conference
The National Education Association sponsors a three day Center for Human Relations conference in Pikesville Kentucky to address persistent Appalachian educational problems seen as rural America’s emblematic urban poverty feeder. Critics note depopulation risks and call for training and local teacher investment over relocation and welfare.
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America
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Nixon appoints public relations coordinator to restore trust
The president elect pledges truth as the hallmark of his administration and aims to restore public confidence by directly informing Americans about government news, rejecting bureaucratic gobbledygook. The move follows concerns over credibility built during Kennedy and Johnson years.
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Kennedy
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Municipal bonds and stocks for widow income advice
A widow seeks guidance on investing $6,000 in stocks. Municipal bonds offer federal tax exemption, benefiting high tax brackets, while utility stocks can provide long term gains and rising dividends. Cities Service holds Atlantic Richfield stock and may swap into common stock. author notes long term potential and a revised Roger Spear investing guide available for $1.
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Ragteraf
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Alaska
Louisiana
California
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Roger E. Spear
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Grand Central
Stalin
New York
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Gin
Fea, Corp
Americans in Africa: Liberia colony shows mixed fates
Paul Harvey cites the Liberia experiment of African Americans fleeing the U S South to found a new society. Many face discrimination from Liberians and economic strain as exports decline. some return to the United States while others remain, challenging the myth of a utopian Promised Land beyond U S borders.
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Liberia
Chicago
Gbatala
United States
Wall Street Journal
George Melloan
Aftcan
Mexico
Canada
Fea
Calcium Shortage and Bone Health Advice from Dr Brady
A health column discusses bone composition, aging, and calcium deficiency. It explains that pain after fractures often arises from muscles and nerves, not bone, and promotes a pamphlet on preventing arteriosclerosis and calcium deficiency. 625 Camino, South Beverly Hills, California.
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Steele
Cal
America
Brady
William Brady
Camino
Beverly Hills
California
Fat Clergymen and the Peace of Mind Cure
Edith J a student nurse notes that clergymen over 40 often gain weight yet show normal blood pressure, suggesting tranquility and low anxiety may counter hypertension. Dr Crane discusses caffeine, alcohol, stress, and personal habits, urging calm routines and offering a medical booklet and psychology charts to readers.
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Crane
Mery
Edith
Joy
Folklore by William Wade
A collection of short anecdotal quips and moral observations. The pieces feature a bus driver prank, a jibe about whisky on trial, a San Francisco editor exchange, a joke about a child tasting fruit, and a remark that the only permanent thing is change.
Intemperate professors and radical students in colleges
A veteran observer argues that ideological extremism among professors influences students and disrupts college life. He cites Harvard and California cases where lecture tone and demagogic rhetoric sparked student cheers and questions the balance in academia.
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Southeast Asia
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Hye
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Mather
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Beiat
Acade Miciahsami
China
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America
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