Biological resentment myth revisited by HAL BOYLE
New York report examines why men and some women quarrel over small things and affection. It quotes wives suggesting biological resentment about bearing children, while counterpoints note men secretly admire women's loyalty, courage, and practicality though rarely voice it. A Chicago note on early tire chain sales hints at a rough winter ahead.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Isip
Hash
Chicago
Midwest
Roy G. Oliver
S. G. Taylor Chain Co
Hammond
Ind
Oliver
December Texas Retail Sales Keep High Growth Pace
Texas December retail sales remained robust with total 1968 sales up 10 percent from 1967 to 1.972 billion dollars. Durable goods led gains with 17 percent rise, nondurables up 6 percent. December statewide nondurables boosted by Christmas shopping. Eight major cities posted gains, Austin 24 percent from Nov to Dec and 4 percent year over year. Dallas 16 percent month rise and 41 percent vs 1967. El Paso 9 percent and 11 percent. Fort Worth 13 percent and 2 percent. Houston 34 percent and 6 percent. San Antonio 11 percent and 4 percent. Bureau cautions 1969 outlook uncertain amid varied factors including initial tree product use.
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Austin
Texas
University of ‘Texas
Dennis W. Cooper
Bureau of Business Research
Cooper
Dallas
el Paso
Fort Worth
Houston
San Antonio
Texas lawmakers urged tougher crime laws and longer penalties
A Texas group of law officers judges and lawyers urged the legislature to raise murder with malice penalties from 2 to 20 years and extend prison terms before parole. They proposed stricter juvenile handling oral confessions admissibility gun penalties and automatic felonies for weapon use. They backed bail denial for some offenders wiretapping on judge approval transfer of inmates during appeals and mandatory jail terms for drunk driving with implied consent.
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Austin
Texas Law Enforcement Legislative Council
Texas
Weegee the Nocturnal News Photographer Dies at 69
Weegee Arthur Fellig, famed for Naked City and nocturnal New York photography, died in 1968 at age 69. He rose from darkroom printer to celebrated figure who shaped crime and city life imagery with a distinctive elastic imagination and a signature lens. He worked for newspapers and magazines, authored several books, and even pursued Hollywood styling with a ground-breaking, distortive lens.
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Irving Desfor
Weegee
New York
Hollywood
Arthur Fellig
Manhattan
Associated Press
Harlem
Lower East Side
Naked City
Guard
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Green Giant Pork
Kraft Macaroni & Cheese
Delsey Tissue
Rose Dale
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U.S
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Black Hawk
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