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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1972
Page
2
An editorial endorses Golda Meir's view that Israeli women favor traditional roles and large families. It cites a Hebrew University study showing most women oppose sexual promiscuity and prefer motherhood duties, despite Israel's combat roles for women and broader liberation sentiment.
Washington reports postal chaos as Postmaster General Elmer Klassen trims services blaming the union while union head Francis Filby fights back. Workforce cuts shift 670000 workers to handling 740000 parcels with 180000 at risk for layoff amid overtime and casual 90 day hires. Junk mail drives volume 23.6 percent but only 15 percent revenue fueling clogged systems and push for lower rates.
A $700 million ITT Hamilton mutual fund with 366 000 investors faces SEC scrutiny over nondisclosure of legal problems and NASD suspensions while a court bars certain ITT registrations. A Ralph Nader associate demands divestment and public accounting of issues.
Dr Zee describes a disastrous first marriage ending in divorce after five years and loss of assets. George Crane promotes the Scientific Marriage Foundation using IBM computer and clergy advisory board to match congenial partners and offer a marriage questionnaire for 25 cents plus return envelope.
UPI Almanac marks Friday November 24 1972 as day 329 with 37 to follow. Venus Saturn and Mars light the morning sky while Mercury and Jupiter rise in the evening. Notable events include suffrage planning in 1869, WWII Tokyo raids in 1944, UN Congo crisis in 1961, and Oswald's 1963 death in Dallas.
Barbara Feldon and Jack Cassidy co star in a vignette of Fred Coe's ABC special Of Men and Women slated to air at year’s end.
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