Women in Science and Medicine Hit Glass Ceiling
Jan McLain notes rising female labor participation yet persistent myths about gender roles. The piece cites women entering medicine, textbooks underrepresent women doctors, and a 1971 psychiatry survey on hostility to women in medicine. It ends urging awareness of talents women may not be encouraged to pursue.
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New York Medical College
Lillian Ashe
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
Soviet Union
Richard Nixon
North Vietnamese push into Saigon area sparks heavy fighting
Fresh North Vietnamese troops infiltrated toward Saigon from Cambodia's Parrot's Beak region and clashed with South Vietnamese militia nine miles south of Tay Ninh. U.S. B52 strikes totaled 13 in the area and 600 tons of bombs hit a North Vietnamese staging area near the DMZ.
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Saigon
Cambodia
Tay Ninh
U.S
U.S. Command
Binh Duong
Ba Tom
South Vietnam
Mekong
An Xuyen
Wreck Dumps Scotch Off Trailer at Turnpike Ramp
A tractor-trailer tipped over near a ramp to the Pennsylvania Turnpike in Bristol Bucks County spilling 1000 cases of scotch rye and brandy worth 25000 dollars. The crash left liquor on grass mud and rocks and a state trooper described the scene as smelling like New Year s Eve.
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Bristol
Bucks County
Golden ID Card opens Edgewood adult classes to payment card use
Madison Wisconsin. Adults returning to Edgewood College can now use a Golden ID Card to attend short term courses and access campus facilities. The $50 one year card grants entry to classes and seminars plus library chapel dining halls and parking. Sister Barbara Beyenka says the plan aims to spark adults back to college after years away.
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Madison
Wis
Edgewood College
Barbara Beyenka
Journalists Right to Protect Sources Upheld by Court
The US Court of Appeals ruled that a journalist may shield source identities in civil cases. The ruling favors Alfred Balk over disclosure in a Chicago real estate discrimination suit, citing strong public interest in a free press. Balk is a former Evanston journalist and a Columbia journalism lecturer.
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New York
US Court of Appeals
Chicago
Alfred Balk
Saturday Evening Post
Irving R. Kaufman
Dudley B. Bonsal. Balk
Evanston, Ill
Graduate School of Journalism
Columbia University
Answer to Previous Puzzle Going Places Across and Down
Puzzle clues list with multiple items across and down including river, signs, verbs, and objects. Reads like a word game with hints, translations, and names. No narrative, just a grid of crossword style entries and definitions.
Anacin: Doctors Recommend This Pain Reliever
Anacin is promoted as a no prescription pain reliever used by doctors for headaches dental pain arthritis colds and flu. It claims doctors dispense over 50 million tablets yearly and notes fast relief with minimal stomach upset. The ad urges patients to take Anacin as a physician might in his office.
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Tors
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la Crosse Tribune
N. Viets
Lang Army Air Base
Denton McLaughlin
State Street
Adeline
Milwaukee
Joseph Wiley
University of Wisconsin
UW Board of Regents
John Weaver
Wiley
Office For Civil Rights
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Latvia Hebrides
Miami
Cadmus County
Mr. Vallee
Staiv
Iati
Yiaiwis
Teitia
This
Drudze
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Elfman Marine
Elfman
Liberty ST
Dubuque
DIAL
Bakalar
Dubuque Braunschweiger
Wilson
Artmar
Pacquin
Millen
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