Canadian singer's White House protest echoes fear and fallout
Miss Carole Feraci, a Canadian background singer, recounts nightmares and fear after protesting the Vietnam War at the White House with the Ray Conniff Singers. She fears taps on her phone, hostile messages, and career consequences while urging Americans to speak out for peace.
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Carole Feraci
van Nuys
Feraci
Vietnam
White House
Nixon
Ray Coniff
Caniff
Las Vegas
Sie
Miss Jevach
Dennis Patrick Shannon
London
Canada
Conservative myth? Happy marriage may be delusion
William and Mary sociology professor Vernon Edmonds argues that the belief conservatives have better marriages is likely a myth. He says conservative couples may overstate happiness to fit social ideals while actual happiness varies and is not guaranteed. He notes premarital patterns influence later satisfaction.
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Williamsburg, V
UPI
William & Mary
Edmonds
Politicos versus used car salesmen trust study
University of Connecticut psychologists report that politicians rank near the bottom in public trust, only above used car salesmen who finish last. Plumbers, physicians and clergy lead in competence and altruism, with a top tier including physicians, clergy, dentists, judges, professors, psychiatrists, teachers, lawyers, and law enforcement.
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Storrs
Conn
UPI
University of Connecticut
Journal of Applied Social Psychology
110000 avoid draft by dropping deferments
Washington report explains that 110,000 young men who dropped deferments late in 1971 avoided draft in early 1972. The rule allowed those with high numbers to exit the draft pipeline, while lower numbers faced possible drafting if they dropped deferments earlier. If no draft calls occur by March 31, those with deferments and low numbers may remain free.
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Washington
Selective Service
Baptist Convention halts Navy chaplains after Jensen acquittal
The American Baptist Convention refused new Navy chaplains until full restitution is granted to Cmdr. Andrew Jensen, acquitted of conduct unbecoming an officer. It demands $15,000 to cover his defense costs and seeks Navy approval before any transfer or immediate promotion, while noting current chaplains remain unaffected.
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Philadelphia
American Baptist Convention
Navy
Andrew Jensen
Paul 0 Madsen
American Baptist Home Mission Societies
Convention
Jensen
Jacksonville
Fla. Naval Air Station
The
Baptist Convention
Madsen
Dr. Madsen
John H. Chafee
Navy to launch paid ad campaign after recruitment shortfall
Navy officials plan a national ad push after recruitment lag. Admiral Bagley said the service will follow Army and Air Force in advertising, with full page magazine ads and summer billboard campaigns. Details and budget for fiscal 1973 are still being prepared as letters to high school seniors are considered.
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Navy
David H. Bagley
Naval Personnel
Bagley
Army
Air Force
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