Nixon's Doing His Bit Naming Women To Federal Jobs
Washington report notes President Nixon plans more female appointments to federal posts after listing 19 women named since January 1969. The list includes Rose Mary Woods and Connie Stuart, with other appointees across judiciary, ambassadorships, and federal offices.
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Flirtations More Often Happen In The Spring
Paris reports Swiss marriage expert Dr. Fritz Tanner of Zurich says spring inflames flirtations but rarely leads to marriage. He notes only seven percent of spring romances marry, versus seventeen percent for October to December romances. He warns spring couples to avoid quarrels and to resist flirting by ignoring faults.
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