New Sex Study Promises Help Through Open Dialogue
A recent study on sexual inadequacy by Masters and Johnson argues cultural and religious constraints shape male impotence and female frigidity. Their two-week program uses round-table education and daily couple sessions to promote natural sex, with reported 80 percent success in treated cases.
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Apollo 13 Return Praised After Narrow Escape
In hindsight, President Nixon traveled to Hawaii to honor the three Apollo 13 astronauts whose safe return drew intense coverage from the press. Critics note the celebration overshadowed other important space program issues and voices.
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Cuero Record subscription request form
A brief renewal request fragment shows a subscriber asking to join Cuero Record in daily or semi weekly editions. The text includes a subscription statement, mailing address fields, and a note about rate schedules.
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Fragmented Athens Notes Spark Junto Grievances and Pop Culture Quips
A scrambled Athens gossip item cites a Junta spokesman dismissing malcontent with a grain of salt while Norma Carroll jokes about Greeks. It also references a proposed film title Goodbye Mr. Cheops and a student pilot miscommunication over fuel. Wilbur Davis laments lottery luck. Sam Himmel relays a racy old joke.
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Desegregation Debate Faces Northern Wake
Father Daniel Lyons discusses desegregation in Los Angeles and busing plans, noting a 10 to 50 percent race mix rule. He argues the plan costs 42 million dollars in the first year and forces long bus commutes, threatening educational gains and bilingual staffing efforts.
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Public School Debates over Desegregation and Suburban Shifts
The judge is criticized for harming education by forcing mass busing and social manipulation. Parents with means would move their children to better districts, threatening public schools. The piece notes American attitudes toward suburbs, a Seoul feature, a plane crash in Lake Michigan, and a family returning from Uvalde.
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Daily Crossword and Cryptoquote Puzzle Highlights
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Communist Forces Massing Near Korea Front Twenty Years Ago
From Record Files. Twenty years ago on June 26 1950 Communist armed forces from Korea were massing in preparation for renewed fighting along the front. The report notes escalating tensions as units regrouped and mobilized supplies in border areas.
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Family visits span several states during spring travel
Mrs. Vivian Semmler spent the day in San Antonio with her son Norris Goh mert for his birthday. Mrs. W L Ferguson Jr and daughter Betty visited Marked Tree Arkansas to see Mrs. Ferguson’s mother Mrs E L Pierce. Mrs F P Cobb stayed several days in Seguin with her daughter Mrs James Smith and family. Forest fires annually destroy enough lumber in the United States to build 25 000 homes.
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Richard Harris recalls Broadway break and fame rise
In a candid New York interview Richard Harris reflects on Don Murray bringing him to Broadway in 1959. He recalls the town’s dual crowds, his near burnout, and rising stardom led by A Man Called Horse. Harris discusses his film projects Cromwell Bloomfield and The Molly Maguires while noting his limited dialogue in Horse.
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Almanac entry for June 26 1970 events
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