Amin urges married women to stop tempting officials
Uganda's President for Life Idi Amin urged married women to cease tempting government ministers and officials and warned men to stop having affairs with married women. In a radio report from Kampala Amin, who has multiple marriages, called on women to end their habit of loving other men.
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Kampala Radio
Double Game Rumors Stir Government Officials
A radio report quotes Amin warning about a "double game" by some women and notes men in government facing possible jail if corruption or adultery is uncovered. He cites wives whose husbands work long years for their dowries and warns against interference by powerful figures.
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Amin
Parents uneasy talking about sex study says many shy from questions
Boston based researchers report that today's parents are confused and reluctant to discuss sexual topics with their children. Director Elizabeth Roberts notes the golden moment to explain sex seldom arrives and silence leads to children learning by experimentation.
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Boston
UPI
Elizabeth Roberts
Cambridge
Ms. Roberts
Cleveland Parents Silence Dominate Youth Sex Education Study
A survey of 1,400 Cleveland area households funded by John D. Rockefeller III and others finds rampant venereal disease and early marriages among teens. It shows parental reluctance to discuss sex, with gender differences in disapproval and a general pattern of brief, simplistic guidance.
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Cleveland Area
John D. Rockefeller III
Cleveland Foundation
Carnegie Corp
New York
East
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