Masters Johnson study on sexual response is here to stay
The piece argues the Masters Johnson report advances medical knowledge by detailing sexual physiology and potential treatments for impotence and frigidity while noting concerns about data reliability and propriety. It discusses how early studies focused on prostitutes, expanded to couples seeking help, and faced Puritanical scrutiny yet paved the way for physicians to counsel patients.
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Masters
Johnson
St. Louis
Colin Hindley
Pair Is Convicted Of Assault
THOMASVILLE Charles Leon Powers and Bobby Powers were found guilty in Recorder's Court of assaulting James H. Powers. Each was taxed court costs with prayer for judgment continued. Paul Myers was ordered to pay 8.60 for board and lodging and court costs after a guilty beating. Billy Reece Workman appealed a drunken driving conviction. fined 100, costs, three jail nights, and banned from driving for a year. Franklin Ivey appealed after a 15 month term for abandonment and non support. Three persons placed on probation, including Myrtle Redfern for assaulting her husband with a knife. Joyce Singletary, 16, was involved in the case.
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Thomasville
Charles Leon Powers
Center St
Bobby Powers
Memorial Park Drive
Recorder’s Court
James H. Powers
W. Green St
Paul Myers
Winston-Salem
Willie Tatham
Billy Reece Workman
Lambeth Rd
Davidson County Superior Court
Franklin Ivey
Lake Road
Myrtle Redfern
W. Guilford St
Willie Red
Woodworking Fair Brisk Pace Highlighted by SFMA Leaders
Robert Spelman and Douglas Kerr returned to High Point after visiting the Louisville Wood Fair where exhibitors reported brisk business and labor-cost driven machinery purchases. Spelman noted manpower remains a problem while showcasing a future furniture factory model and color coded displays for UNC Raleigh teaching aids.
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Robert Spelman
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Assn
Douglas Kerr
SFMA
High Point
Ae Tee and Wood Fair
Louisvile
Spelman
North Carolina
University of North Carolina At
Raleigh
Furniture show draws 12000 industry leaders in Louisville
Spelman said American equipment had some changes but no dramatic improvements. About 12,000 furniture industry leaders attended the Exposition Grounds show in Louisville with SFMA members and delegations from Norway, Japan, Britain, Puerto Rico and Austria. An American Woodworking Machinery Manufacturers Assn. show is planned for Greensboro in spring 1968.
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Spelman
Spelman and
Kerr
The
Louisville
SFMA
High Point
Norway
Japan
Britain
Puerto Rico
Austria
Assn
Greensboro
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U.S. Attorney’s Office
Republican Party
Printing Company
GOP National Committee
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
H & R Block Co
Eilexslke
America
E. Green St
Nash
Nash Jewelry Co
N. Main
Central Exchange
Thomasville - Randleman
E. Main St
Joann L. Stephenson
Rhe Eae
Fairfield Plaza
Broyhill Premier
Scotchgard
S. Main St
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