Housewife syndrome studied shows two happy and two unhappy groups
Dr. Linda Fidell reports a study of roughly 500 Los Angeles area housewives finding about twice as many content as troubled ones. Happy homemakers value their role, marriages, and children, while unhappy ones rely on tranquilizers and feel little control, challenging the view that homemaking is inherently debilitating.
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Linda Fidell
California State University
Fidell
Friedan
Fidel
National Institute of Drug Abuse
Los Angeles
Peggy Lennon
Letterology founder sells name based compatibility system
Elliot Teplitz hawks a name based analysis service that costs 25 dollars per 12 page report. He claims letterology reveals compatible mates, cities and jobs by studying letter pairs in names and aims to teach the method to others as a quick new occupation. He says the technique can even predict personality traits and future work matches.
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San Francisco
Elliot Teplitz
Teplitz
Diane
Mann
Gertrude
Vandevert
Ludt
Pueblo loss 10 years later a family’s quiet sorrow
In Portland, the Hodges family marks ten years since Duane Hodges, 21, the sole Pueblo crewman killed during North Korea’s seizure of the USS Pueblo in 1968. His mother recalls the ache of the anniversary as she retrieves memories of his death aboard the ship during secret papers destruction.
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Portland
Ore
UPI
Duane Hodges
Hodges
Pueblo
Jesse Hodges
Creswell
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Visit by Coral Petersen Stirs Pueblo Remembrance in Hodges Family
In Council Bluffs the Sev enth District official Coral Petersen will address members at 6 30 p m Tuesday at the Hotel Montrose. Mrs Hodges recalls her son Duane Hodges killed in the Pueblo capture with pride and sorrow. The family honors him with a grave shrine and a flag ceremony each holiday.
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Coral Petersen
Council Bluffs
Quota International
Montrose
Hodges
Social ties linked to longer life says UC study
A University of California study of 7 000 Alameda County residents shows people with strong social and religious ties live longer and healthier. Marriage and close contact predict lower mortality while isolation links to poorer health habits and higher death risk.
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Berkeley
Calif
UPI
University of California
Lisa Berkman
Alameda County
Berkman
University
School of Public Health
Human Population Laboratory
California Department of Public Health
Long-haired surgeons warned as health hazard in Britain
British bacteriologist Norman Simmons says surgeons with hair hanging outside caps pose a health risk. He argues doctors should wear hoods or keep hair in buns or cut it, noting that heat from hoods makes cooperation difficult for staff and patients.
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London
Norman Simmons
Simmons
British Medical Journal
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