Women Fear Success Men Fear Successful Wives
Dr David Whitsett told Cedar Rapids audience that women tend to prioritize approval over achievement, shaping lifelong patterns that push many toward marginal roles or divorce. He warned men fear losing status and urged militant action only if women seek equal opportunities, while advising others to emulate successful male role models.
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Cedar Rapids
David Whitsett
University of Northern Iowa
Junior League of Cedar Rapids, Inc
Whitsett
John Wayne
United States
Spacing of Children May Affect Intellectual Ability
New York based University of Michigan researchers say child intellectual growth hinges on adult contact. Fewer children and wider spacing boost parental knowledge influence, potentially reversing SAT declines seen since the 1960s. The study links baby boom family sizes to flatter scores and predicts recovery as new generations enter college.
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New York
UPI
Johnny
University of Michigan
Robert B. Zajone
Gregory Markus
Zajonc and
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Caral Tarvis
Psychology Today
Tarvis
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Winners of Hawaii movement game at Welty-Way titled
Bridge winners were Mrs. Andrew Buralis Forti and Kenneth C. Hixon Jr first, with Bruce Cuthbertson and Phillip Amell second. The next game is Sunday at 5 30 at Welty-Way.
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Welty-Way
Andrew Buralis Forti
Kenneth C. Hixon, Jr
Bruce Cuthbertson
Phillip Amell
Desserts Boost Waffle Iron Use With Simple Add ins
Use the waffle iron after dinner by improving basic batter with chopped nuts or fruit for a surprisingly good dessert. The idea is to press it into service and create a simple, tasty end to meals.
Brown makes history with first female California bodyguard
Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. is shadowed by Penelope Cravens, a 27 year old expert with a police revolver, becoming the state's first female bodyguard on the all male security staff. Her role shifts from guarding the governor to protecting a presidential candidate as Brown pursues White House plans. Bicentennial note recalls American forces under Benedict Arnold near Quebec two centuries ago.
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Sacremento
Calif
UPI
California
Edmund G. Brown, Jr
Brown
Penelope Cravens
White House
Cravens
Books Called Unfair to Asians By Patricia McCormack
A two year Ford Foundation funded study by Asia Society experts reviewed 306 K-12 textbooks and found they portray Asians with a one sided, condescending view. It urges standards reflecting Asian self views and notes Japan as an exception while criticizing stereotyped depictions of Asia as poor and underfed.
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New York
UPI
Ford Foundation
Bonnie R. Crown
Asia Society, Inc
Crown
Phillips Talbot
Society
Japan
Talbot
Asia
Women’s Movement
Middle East
Weight Hinders Robber In Nashville Bank Heist
A 300 pound woman wearing curlers in her hair robbed First American National Bank in Nashville at 9 55 a m taking 300 dollars after claiming an accomplice would cover for the teller. She struggled to exit her beige car with a brown top and sped away.
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Nashville, Tenn
UPI
Nashville
First American National Bank
Larry Hand
Janice Moore
Hand
Dear Abby Interfaith marriage and personal disclosure
Dear Abby addresses two letters about religious differences in marriage and a husband sharing private bedroom details at work. A Milwaukee reader praises an interfaith marriage while a Michigan correspondent asks how to stop a spouse from broadcasting intimate life. Open advice urges secrecy and consequences.
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Lasso
Love
Jose
Michigan
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