Plan to reduce divorces via premarital sex and education
A medical educator at a Pittsburgh symposium proposed federal policy changes to curb rising divorces. Dr. Richard Gardner urged a three to six month waiting period for licenses, allow exceptions for pregnancy, and promote family living courses taught by professionals. He argued for moral emphasis on marriage and broader sex education.
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Richard Gardner
Columbia University
School of Medicine
Pittsburgh
Chatham Center
Gardner
A Better Way to Live as Time Crumbs Away
A reflection on modern life and how busy family schedules erode time with relatives. The piece notes Americans juggle work and chores while children attend activities, leaving little time for parental visits and shared meals as time slips by.
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Dad
Mom
Sis
Shah and Nixon affair raised by Anderson column
The Anderson column links Shah of Iran to alleged Nixon campaign money via Mexico in six months of inquiry. It notes denials from the embassy and White House, hints at FBI interest, and traces transfers from Swiss accounts to Banco de Londres y Mexico City. Eyed: Helms, Ehrlichman, Haldeman moves, Farland’s Iran posting as possible reaction.
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Washington
Nixon
Iran
Mexico
Schweizerische Bank Geselschaft
Banco de Londres Y
Mexico City
FBI
White House
H.R. Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Richard Helms
Vernon Walters
Helms
Tehran
Joseph Farland
Farland
State Department
Ashland Oil
Ashland
Orin Atkins
Alll
Government Run Oil? By Paul Harvey
A Paul Harvey piece argues against government ownership of oil, citing higher prices under state control elsewhere, low investor payouts, and a broad anti-nationalization stance. It contrasts private profits with government doubts, urging readers to favor private oil and resist calls for nationalization.
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North Sea
Legal Q and A on retail theft and estate fees
A Pennsylvanian legal Q and A outlines how the Crimes Code grades retail theft by value and prior offenses, notes the penalties for first offenses, and discusses higher charges for properties over 100 dollars. It also covers insurance duplicate policies, beneficiary changes, and trustee or executor compensation based on court approval and reasonableness.
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Pennsylvania
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William Rogers
United Feature Syndicate
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Wée
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Atkins
Blair House
Joe Spear
Paul Harvey
Lady Liberty
United States
Lts
Son
Fortune Magazine
United States Senate
Richard S. Schweiker
R-Pa
Washington, D.C
Hugh Scott
Milton Shapp
Harrisburg
United States Representative Assembly
Joseph P. Vigorito
Cannon House
R. Budd Dwyer
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