The Worry Clinic on Ms. Use and Women's Lib
Melba G 20 a college coed questions a roommate's zeal for Women's Lib and the demand to use Ms Instead of Miss or Mrs The piece satirically asks several groups which would avoid Women's Lib noting a poll that favors Mrs and Miss and assigns psychological illness to most advocates The column mocks feminism and gender labeling with period voice and a controversial tone
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Miss
Melba G
William Shakespeare
America
Never Too Old for Surgery
Elderly patients can safely undergo surgery with modern anesthesia and thorough preoperative testing. Doctors advise following surgical plans, avoid delays, and consult with surgeons to minimize risk. The column also warns against quack devices for arthritis and promotes Dr Lester Coleman’s eye care booklet.
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Lester Coleman
Lester L. Coleman
M.D
Aerospace Workers Get Wage Hike Approved by Pay Board
The United Auto Workers announced that the Federal Pay Board approved wage increases for 40,000 aerospace workers. The deal includes a 17 cent per hour deferred payment in year one and a 3 percent rise in year two, within a three year contract. Most workers are in West Coast plants with an average pre negotiated rate around 4.43 dollars per hour. The action follows a prior January denial and a court ruling directing reconsideration.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
Federal Pay Board
Ken Bannon
UAW
Aerospace Department
Bannon
George H. Boldt
Military Projectile Found At Lapel
A small military origin explosive device was found at the Lapel water department by a man flying model airplanes. Deputy Marshal Jack Davidson and Marshal Bob Heady reported the object was a partially discharged artillery simulator with military markings. An Army sergeant from Fort Harrison EOD removed the device, noting it was very dangerous up to 15 yards.
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LAPEL
Lapel Water Department
Jack Davidson
Bob Heady
Fort Harrison
North Vietnamese tighten hold in Quang Ngai Province
North Vietnamese troops pressed on in Quang Ngai Province as Ba To and Duc Pho towns faced siege. South Vietnamese defenders, outnumbered and aided by air strikes, fought to hold Dragon Hill and key bridges along Highway 1 amid heavy 105mm shellfire. President Thieu celebrated the Quang Tri victory nearby, vowing continued push north of the city.
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Saigon
Quang Ngai
Quang Tri
Ba To
Mo Duc
Duc Pho
Due Pho
Quang Tri City
Nguyen van Thieu
Quang Tri Citadel
Thieu
U.S
Huong Dien
Dong Ha Will
Aswan Dam Powers Cairo With 7 Billion Kilowatt Hours
The Aswan Dam outputs more than 7 billion kilowatt hours of electricity, fueling Cairo and surrounding regions. Officials credit the dam's capacity for industrial growth and regional energy stability.
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Cairo
Aswan
Amazing Diet Discovery Promises Safe Weight Loss
An advertisement claims a new diet can shed up to 95 pounds safely and easily while preserving vital tissue. It cites dramatic personal results and asserts scientific backing, urging readers to order from the American Institute Weight Control and tear out the notice as a reminder.
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American Medical Association
American Institute
Calif. Res
Evangelistic Series Opens at Fairfax Church Tonight
Evangelistic services begin tonight at the Fairfax Church of the Nazarene 2311 W 10th St. and continue daily at 7 p.m. through Oct. 1. Guest evangelist Rev William Boggs of Dallas emphasizes the Wesleyan doctrine of heart holiness. Special music by the Singing Savage Family. Open to the public.
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William Boggs
Dallas
Texas
Olivet Nazarene College
Kankakee
Ill
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