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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1963

Page

3

Symposium on Women Early Environment Reverses Sex Role

A Friday symposium at University of California with John Money and Morey, chaired by Mrs. Randolph Hearst, explored how childhood environment shapes sex role. Money cited permanent early differentiation by age six, while Watts urged men to show more feminine sensitivity. The discussion covered gender identity, sex assignment, and how imprinting may influence adult sexual behavior.

William C Harrison Janie Shell John Money Johns Hopkins University Morey Randolph Hearst University of Californ Alan W. Watts Dr. Money Lig Proziote Watts

Court Order Halts Strike at Boeing Union observers face cooling period

A temporary federal court injunction halted a threatened strike against Boeing Co set for 12:01 am today. Judge Willam Lindberg ordered both sides to appear by February 1 to show cause why the 80 day Taft Hartley cooling off period should not apply. The Roto Corp plant at Auburn Wash is also covered. The dispute centers on wages seniority union shop and membership in the IAM AFL CIO. President Kennedy ordered DOJ action to avert a national security risk. Boeing employs over 40 000 workers across plants nationwide and builds missiles jets and the Dynas- Space glider project.

Seattle Boeing Co Willam E'Lindberg Roto Corp Auburn Wash Boeing Kennedy Justice Department Aain International Association Afl-Cio Wich Mic Wednesda Tecra Union Workers J Gorypany Tment Bob

Thief Powers Fined After Whisky Theft Incident

Charles Edward Powers, 26, of 1241 Mynite Ave, was fined 315 by Municipal Court Judge J. Merrill for petty theft. He was arrested Thursday outside a liquor store at 2154 Atlantic Ave after taking a whisky from the store.

Charles Edward Powers Mynite Ave J. Merrill Powe Atlantic Ave

Hoffa Subpoenaed by Los Angeles Grand Jury

A U S attorney office in Los Angeles says James R Hoffa was served a subpoena to appear before a grand jury there. Hoffa, in town for a regional trucking contract, said he does not know the reason and cannot break his schedule. a deputy served the subpoena at his location.

Philadephia Teamsters James R Hoffa Los Antigeles Los Angeles US Marshal Office Hoffz

State Board Rejects Textbook Bid With Price Limits

The State Board of Education rejected Ginn and Company for a $1.1 million textbook contract after refusing to meet price limits. Silver-Burdett will supply over 100,000 copies of the sixth grade geography text Learning About Latin America at about $500,000, with Ginn providing a supplemental Life in Latin America at $352,551. Contracts for privately printed books exceed state cost limits, affecting the bid structure and adoption.

Sacramento State Board of Education Ginn and Company Ling Silver-Burdett Latin America Or¢ Suer- Burdett Gicn Ginn

Test-Ban Parley Halts Till Monday

The United States Britain and Russia ended four days of nuclear test ban talks in Washington and agreed to resume talks in New York next week. Soviet negotiator Nikolai Fedorenko said discussions would restart Tuesday at the Soviet UN mission. The talks included three 3-hour sessions and a luncheon that ended with a peaceful protest by Women’s Strike for Peace who handed flowers to a US delegate.

Washington UFI United States Britain Russia New York Nikolai TY. Fedorenko Soviet UN Women’s Strike For Peace States Department Fedorenks Wiliam C. Foster

Baltimore Battles Asian Flu Surge

Baltimore health officials described a spreading illness as Asian flu, with epidemiologist John Janney noting the outbreak shows epidemic proportions in the area based on symptoms and transmission patterns. The report outlines concern over the rapid spread and calls for vigilance from the public.

Baltimore John Janney Health Department Asien

Reds Aid Yemen Refugees? Noted in Damascus Report

Damascus dispatch says Communist China will extend economic and technical aid to the new Yemen republic. San’a Radio reported on the assistance, indicating Beijing’s support amid post revolution developments.

Yemen Damascus Syria China New Yemen Republic San

Fragmented quote hints at manhood and social problem solving

The passage suggests a speaker critiques addressing moral, social, and political issues by pursuing a notion of masculinity. It references examining one’s own masculinity rather than external solutions. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or a named source.

Ost Dope White

Forcer of Law Contemplates Roman Charm Powers

Fragmentary text suggests a discussion of coercion and influence linked to a figure described as a force of law. Mentions studying Roman behavior through charm and enchantment, with a cryptic reference to 5452. The readable content is sparse and non-specific.

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