Swingers happier marriages say survey reports
A California sociologist reports that most swinging couples are normal and happier in marriage. In a 1970-71 survey, swinging husbands show higher marital happiness and activity, with many couples having sex together after swinging events. Other findings include lower education but stronger relationship openness and liberal views. A Columbia sociologist cautions about shifts toward meaningful relationships amid sexual liberation.
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Doctors warn risks with Dalkon Shield IUD
Five obstetrics gynecology experts on an FDA advisory panel testified that about 2 million users face illness, abortion, or death if pregnant with the Dalkon Shield. FDA staff backed the concerns as lawmakers debated a redesigned device amid reports of spontaneous abortions infections and 14 deaths.
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American Airlines Bargain Fares Promote Savings
Call American first to learn how much you can save on flights. The ad promises the lowest fares and offers three bargain fare options plus guidance on planning and possible plan changes to trim costs.
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New Excursions Offer Savings for Family Travel
A travel promotion lowers coach fares for children ages 2 to 11 by 50 percent and waives lap baby fares. Reservations must be made at least seven days in advance. Travel is allowed February 1 to June 14, 1975 with weekend limits after June 14 and adult savings rising to 20 percent during peak periods.
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