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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1971
Page
5
New patterns of sexual behavior prompt counselors to address group sex as a rising yet debated issue. Experts note more openness, with estimates of up to 1–2 million participants by 1970, and focus on marriage dynamics, emotional involvement, and open discussion as keys to relationship health.
The article outlines two group sex types in Chicago and New York during last summer's swingers convention: utopian participants seeking a better world through love and recreational participants who view group sex as more fun than traditional social activities. It cites Dr. George C. OʼNeill and Nena OʼNeill’s study of 50 in-depth interviews with Manhattan group sex participants, noting many were middle class professionals ages 30 to 50 and that group sex may reflect marital strains or a quest for novelty, with birth control aiding the practice and pornography prompting reservations from the researchers.
Families of prisoners of war press Nixon to set a withdrawal date if Hanoi will guarantee POW releases. Nixon warns that a date will not secure prisoner release, while advocates push for a binding exchange and end to U.S. involvement.
Washington AP report tracks Treasury Secretary Connally and Rep. Mills during congressional budget debate on Nixon's revenue sharing proposal. Connally urges swift, nonpartisan approval of $5 billion in federal tax funds to states and locals, while Mills predicts the panel will block the measure, citing control and accountability concerns.
NTSB probes the Aero Commander crash that killed Medal of Honor winner Audie Murphy and five others near Roanoke Virginia. The flight from Atlanta to Martinsville bound for a potential business investment disappeared in rain and low visibility at Brushy Mountain.
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