Kinsey reports 26 percent of wives infidel before 40
Dr. Alfred Kinsey finds 26 per cent of wives interviewed confessed marital infidelity before age 40. Among them 49 per cent believed their husbands knew, yet 42 per cent of those involved faced no trouble. reasons include desire for variety, retaliation, and social status.
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Malenkov Leads East German Delegation Reception
Premier Georgi Malenkov headed the government officials at a reception for the East German Communist delegation visiting Moscow for talks on the German question. The event was hosted at the East German Embassy.
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GM Revenue Tops 1952 Box as 42 States Net Meet
Cars Magazine reports General Motors earned over 74 billion in 1952, matching the combined income of 42 states but excluding New York California Pennsylvania Michigan Ohio and Illinois.
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Adob e Bricks in New Mexico Buildings Outline
The article notes that adobe brick construction in New Mexico followed an ancient method of puddling mud into walls in stratified layers. It discusses historical building techniques and their evolution from mud layering to sun dried bricks.
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Americans Begin Guessing At 1954 Auto Lines
Detroit reports an early glimpse of 1954 models with higher horsepower engines and new designs from Cadillac Oldsmobile Ford Chrysler and other makers. Industry chatter notes possible V8s and automatic transmissions while overall changes are gradual with many engines switching to higher compression for better efficiency.
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Birth Real Production Honolul u Indian hornbill debut at zoo
Honolulu reports the first Indian hornbill born in captivity at the city zoo. The three month effort ended with a healthy chick, raised by a careful nesting method and held by a playful papa who fed through a mud–silled opening.
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