Masters and Johnson book examined by Max Lerner
In Saint Louis Max Lerner discusses Masters and Johnson on Human Sexual Response. He praises their scientific rigor and questions reductionism while noting concerns of dehumanization. Lerner warns science reshapes privacy and urges a balance with imaginative, erotic literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Bloomington
Alfred Kinsey
William H. Masters
Virginia E. Johnson
Little Brown
Kinsey
Masters
Farber
Dr. Masters
Laff a Day Caption Sparks Date Opinion
A humorous quip notes parental concern over a young man courting a daughter, stressing the need to know who he is rather than the man himself. The line highlights a cautious, lighthearted family stance on romance.
Why stair climbing slows in middle age
Dr explains reasons people around forty may stop halfway up stairs. Slower circulatory and respiratory efficiency, blood oxygen delivery, and weight gain raise effort. Arthritis or other health issues can worsen fatigue, while many at forty walk rather than run up steps.
Almanac notes and medical column dated Friday June 24 1966
Almanac entry for June 24 1966 notes birth of Henry Ward Beecher in 1813 and historical events in 1497 1863 and 1948. It also includes a health column discussing circulation aging stairs heart health and a reader question about pregnancy in a 33 year old woman with Dr Molner guidance and a request for his booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ward Beecher
John Cabot
North America
Robert E. Lee
Potomac
Dr. Molner
Communist Party Convention Opens in New York at Webster Hall
The Communist Party U S A holds a five day national convention in New York City at Webster Hall starting June 22. Gus Hall speaks at the public session as others plan to meet behind closed doors with Aptheker named as a likely congressional candidate from Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communist Party
U.S.A
Mah Jongy
Snoods
Wedgies
Tiffany Glass
Big Apple
F.B
J. Edgar Hoover
Reds
Webster Hall
New York City
Gus Hall
Herbert Aptheker
Congress
Brooklyn
Aptheker
Allen-Scott Continued on Page 14 and Cuba notes
The article discusses Castro's fleet expansion with larger vessels in Trocas. It cites Food Minister Rolando Alvarez explaining bakery lines as people want hot bread. Cuban exile figures warn of mounting Soviet disillusionment and delays in cane processing technology. It covers U.S. Supreme Court ruling on Communist Party membership and a shift toward a broad popular front alignment inviting various leftist groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolando Alvarez
Miguel Tarrab Miranda
London
Moscow
Prague
Cuba
Supreme Court
Justice Department
U. S
Joseph Stalin
Earl Browder
Stalin
Lunch and Evening Optimist clubs install presidents
Robert Belz was installed as president of the lunch Optimist Club and Al Garbian as president of the evening club at joint ceremonies of the two groups. Jeff and Jerry Blake won Eagle Scout ranks at a Court of Honor in Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Belz
Optimist Club
al Garbian
Jeff and
Jerry Blake
Henderson Brothers
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Max Lerner
Leslie Farber
Dr. Mother
Joseph Molner
Almanac
Harper’s Ferry
Pennsylvania
Soviet Union
Berlin
Germany
Thomas Dewey
New York
Henri Stendahl
S. H
the Dunes Hotel and Country Club
Welici
Chicago
Los Angeles
Miami
Savoy
Hotel & Country Club
Allen-Scott
Party
State Department
North
Viet Nam
Popular Front
Students For A Democratic Society
W.E.B. DuBois
Student Non-violent Coordinating Committee
Tye
Keno Department
Fremont Street Casino Center Blvd
Vegas
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