Evaluation of U N Completed
The United Nations faces ongoing failures across wars in India Pakistan and the Middle East. An internal evaluation labels the UN a confused bureaucratic organization with waste, urging the U S to reduce funding and rethink support while reform is needed to curb inefficiency.
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Worry Clinic explores artificial insemination dilemma
Betty G a 27 year old second wife seeks advice on pregnancy options after her husband the first wife s death and a vasectomy. Dr Crane explains artificial insemination donor insemination and medical alternatives, citing a 750 pregnancies report and advising a medical booklet.
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August 11 1972 Almanac Highlights and History
On this day in history the first radio SOS was received in 1909 off Cape Hatteras, and in 1954 Indochina peace ended the war. 1965 Watts riots began in Los Angeles with 34 killed and 856 injured. 1971 John Lindsay switched from Republican to Democrat. Carrie Bond born August 11, 1862.
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Population education urged in Filipino elementary schools
In Antipolo, about 30 miles northwest of Manila, teachers favor adding population education to the elementary curriculum. Centro Escolar University researcher Mrs. Eater Gaudinez says it would equip children with healthier understanding of their roles in families and communities.
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Admirals seek to restore U S sea power with modern comforts
Washington reports reveal plans to upgrade U S Navy vessels and officer and crew quarters. Officers’ staterooms will feature carpets drapes planter boxes audio units dimmer switches air conditioning and other comforts. Crews’ quarters will receive new rugs drapes planter boxes and related improvements.
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Navy to Modernize Outfit and Facilities On Ships
Plans call for coordinated color schemes and new wardrobes for sailors with hanging space for peacoats two new uniforms and civilian outfits. Dry cleaning will expand aboard ships as crews grow to operate new facilities with added personnel. A guest columnist reflects on hope and responsibility while noting the Navy’s facelift includes hair styles barber shops dining lounges and upgraded heads with new fixtures and lighting. The Pentagon pipeline reports on propaganda pens in Laos herbicide use secrecy in Malawi and Danish defense intelligence concerns.
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