Birth rate decline linked to working mothers in USSR
Washington AP reports the Soviet birth rate is dropping due to the heavy burden of housework on working wives and mothers. The study cites scarce household aids and plumbing, limited food shopping, and career demands as factors. It projects population from 229 million to 245–261 million by 1975 with a shrinking college age group.
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Washington
U.S.S.R
Senate
House Economic Committee
Soviet Union
Soviet Cafes Told Serve What's Asked
Moscow cafes and other eating establishments in Soviet cities will be rated by profits instead of fulfillments of centralized plans. Four food factories will produce what shops can sell, not what planners think might sell. The reforms, linked to Yevsey Liberman, shift salaries to managers, aiming to boost service and sanitation while giving the public more of what it wants.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Yevsey Liberman
Kharkov State University
Europe
Moskow
Estonia
Moldavia
Ukraine
Russian Federation
Economiskaya Gazetta
Economic Gazette
Surviving Cessna Crash Near Culbertson Nebraska
A Moab Utah physician Dr James Alexander 30 his wife Shirley 30 and four children survived a single engine Cessna crash five miles from Culbertson Nebraska The pilot was hospitalized at McCook with scalp lacerations and rib fractures His wife suffered lacerations and a fractured femur Their daughter Dari Gay 3 was held for observation The other children Darcy Lynn 5 David 8 and Gina Renee 7 were released after examination
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Neb
UPI
Moab
Utah
Nebraska
James Alexander
McCook
Shirley
Dari Gay
Darcy Lynn
David
Gina Renee
Johnson braces for a summer of bickering in Congress
President Johnson heads into a crowded summer scene likely to feature continued Senate and House clashes over Vietnam policy and domestic programs. He aims to push through measures on Negro voting rights social security health care urban affairs and education plus a constitutional disability amendment while facing tougher fights on farm program extension Taft-Hartley reform and a contested reapportionment proposal.
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Southeast Asia
Senate
Bell House
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Appalachia
Bathing beauty described without using hands
A playful lesson in self care and poise describes how a bathing beauty can be described fully without touching with hands. The piece uses witty examples and light humor to illustrate expressive presentation.
Royal birth anticipated at Mon Repos in Greece
Queen Anne-Marie wife of King Constantine awaits the birth of their first child at Mon Repos villa in Corfu. The 18-year-old Danish born Anne-Marie and Constantine married on September 14 last year as an eleven-man medical team attends the expectant queen.
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Greece
Anne-Marie
Constantine
Mon Repos
Quasqueton Man Drowns While Wading in River
Eugene P. Franck 23 of Quasqueton drowned in the Wapsipinicon river about three miles northwest of Quasqueton while swimming with his wife and a friend. He stepped into a deep hole and went under several times before help arrived. Efforts to revive him failed. He is survived by his wife and a daughter aged a year and a half.
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Quasqueton
Eugene P. Franck
Wapsipinicon River
Franck
Curtis Urges Prompt Naming of Ethics Committee
Senator Curtis urged immediate appointment of a six member ethics panel to police senators and their employer. He said the panel would deter improprieties as well as uncover them and serve as a watchdog and advisory body amid the Baker affair fallout. Curtis noted no specific offenses and warned delays would harm the Senate’s public image.
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UPI
Curtis
R-Neb
Senate
Rules Committee
Bobby Baker
Family Killed On Trestle In Marshall County Tragedy
A Marshalltown family of three died when a Chicago and North Western freight train struck them on a trestle over a pond four miles northwest of town. Nale Eugene Winter 41 Loretta 43 and Clarita Marie 9 were on top of the trestle and failed to hear the approaching train at about 50 mph.
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Nale Eugene Winter
Loretta
Clarita Marie
Marshalltown
Cal Rodgers
Chicago and North Western
Rusk and Dobrynin Hold General Discussion in Washington
Secretary of State Rusk and Soviet Ambassador Dobrynin met for about ninety minutes in Rusk's office in a general discussion. They reportedly focused on Vietnam tensions and noted prospects of a follow up before Dobrynin's summer home leave.
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Washington
Rusk
Dobrynin
Vietnam
Moscow
State Department
Two Women Killed While Bicycling Near Lone Tree Iowa
Two Lone Tree housewives Barbara Horesowsky Jarrard 29 and Diane Abrams Jarrard 34 were killed on Highway 22 near the 405 junction when struck by a car driven by Dennis R. Desco teau 20 of West Liberty Route 2. The crash occurred shortly before 9 p.m. Saturday. authorities say both died of broken necks.
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West Liberty
Iowa Highway Patrol
Barbara Horesowsky Jarrard
Diane Abrams Jarrard
Dennis R. Descoteau
Bellevue Man Killed in One Car Crash South of Dubuque
Irving Seyer 60 of rural Bellevue died in a Saturday night single vehicle accident on U S highway 52 seven miles south of Dubuque. He lost control and struck a dirt embankment according to officers.
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Iowa
Irving Seyer
Bellevue
Seyer
U.S. Highway 52
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