Conference hears plea for legalized prostitution
Margo St James of COYOTE urged at a United Nations women’s tribune that prostitution be decriminalized in the United States. She argued it is a supply and demand industry and criticized male customers as rarely labeled deviants. She noted U.N. 1955 guidance and cited France and the United States as examples and claimed many women seek economic independence and better intimate service.
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Mexico City
UPI
Margo St. James
International Women’s Year Tribune
Ms. St. James
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Coyote
United States
United Nations
Member States
France
NOW asks Congress to OK school sex-bias rules
Washington (UPI) The National Organization of Women urged Congress to endorse new Education Department rules banning sex discrimination in schools and colleges. The rules take effect July 21 unless Congress disapproves, drawing opposition from college sports bodies and private colleges citing potential loss of independence and religious liberty concerns.
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Washington
UPI
Our Sisters
National Organization of Women
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Ford
Athletic Association
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Dallin H. Oaks
Brigham Young University
American Association of Presidents of Independent Colleges and Universities
Oaks
Sunbathers Topless Spark Neighbor Privacy Clash
In Madison two neighboring cooperatives clash over topless sunbathing on Lake Mendota. Christian coop owner James Kenns calls it an invasion of privacy while a resident of the other coop insists it is natural. Alderman Weidenbaum notes legal and moral rights. he suggests others may look away.
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Madison
Wis
UPI
Lake Mendota
James Kenns
Christian Co-Op
Robert Weidenbaum
Kenas
ITT and rivals indicted in San Diego price fixing
A federal grand jury indicted six wholesale baking companies and five individuals for conspiring to fix prices and rig bids on bread sold in the San Diego area. Defendants include ITT Continental Baking Company and its San Diego plant manager Richard L. Walker and American Bakeries Company and its regional VP John E. McCarthy.
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Washington
UPI
San Diego
ITT Continental Baking Company
Richard L. Walker
American Bakeries Company
John E. McCarthy
Ford lays out five campaign themes for 1976
President Ford addressed the Republican National Associates at a White House reception, listing five themes aligned with free enterprise fiscal responsibility strong defense local control and individual freedom. He stated the party principles reflect what most Americans believe and urged staying on course.
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Washington
Ford
Republican National
White House
Republican Party
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Mary Louise Smith
Republican National Associates
101 More Join Viet Returnees Fly Home From Camp Pendleton
At Camp Pendleton 101 Vietnamese refugees flew in Tuesday joining about 300 awaiting approval for return to South Vietnam. Refugee Nguyen Zan Lua said he misses family but appreciates U.S. support and hopes South Vietnam’s government will be conciliatory. Officials said timing depends on the United Nations and South Vietnam. Refugees from Indiana and Florida will be housed in quonset hut barracks with others from Ft. Chaffee. Additional pendleton refugees registered for departure but remain in tents.
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Upi
South Vietnam
Nguyen Zan Lua
Mekong Delta
U.S
Lua
United Nations
Indiantown Gap
Eglin Air Force Base
Fla
Quonset Hut Barracks
Ft. Chaffee, Ark
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