Marriage stability by profession sparks reader's dilemma
A reader cites a Journal of the California Medical Association study by Dr. Irving Rosen and colleagues showing California marriages at 22.6 per 1000, with editors and reporters the most stable group at 16.7 and authors and social scientists among the least stable. The piece riffs on doctors, psychiatrists, natural scientists, and columnists, concluding columnists hover between devoted and solitary, and advising caution about marrying based on profession.
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New prosperity sparks changes in Japanese life and roles
Japan’s rising prosperity alters life styles and social norms. Crime reports rise with personal crisis cases, while youth surveys hint at growing dissatisfaction. Women gain employment and social freedom, affecting diet as meat and dairy intake rise and premarital attitudes shift.
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UC chancellor Bowker installed on Charter Day at Berkeley
UC Berkeley installs Albert H Bowker as fifth chancellor in a Charter Day ceremony. He notes campus crises have lessened and highlights decades of crises resolved, praising dramatic scholarly and physical growth on campus.
Name on tip of tongue inspires dental device
When 7 year old Lisa Gornia of Detroit smiles, everybod learns her name. Her tongue keeps her front teeth in place with a wire device spelling out her name, created by a University of Detroit dentist with a whimsical touch.
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Bhutto press for support amid Pakistan crisis
Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto seeks undisputed leadership as Pakistan faces a pending vote of confidence in the National Assembly on April 14. He aims to strengthen his position for talks with India's Indira Gandhi while opposition leaders call for an alternate ruler. Civil unrest and protests in Sindham strain his socialist reform push, especially education and land reform.
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