Kinsey Criticized Over View of Love and Marriage
Editors Bergler Kroger challenge Kinsey claiming love in cultured humans unites tender emotions with sexuality under normal conditions. They fault his premarital sex statistics and imply his work reduces marriage to social custom and legal restraints, ignoring tender love and monogamous bonds.
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Lawton Community Hotel Seeks Public Name Suggestions
Construction of the Lawton Community hotel at Fourth and E avenue progresses with completion expected by December 1954. Directors invite the public to submit name ideas to be listed in hotel guides this year.
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No Arrests Made but Police Happy
Cleveland police dressed 12 burglary squad members in old clothes to resemble burglars during the holidays. No arrests were made in monitored areas, but detectives said the effort deterred crooks and prevented robberies, labeling it a success.
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Cop Judge Dead But Man Pays Fine
In Banning California Basil Teague who got a 17 year old citation for driving without rear lights paid a $20 fine yesterday when applying for a new driver's license The officer and judge from the old case are deceased but the law remains.
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Calif
Basil Teague
Teague
Man Becomes Beneficiary Of Longstanding Life Policy
Sereno B. Tuttle a 96 year old Salt Lake City man became the beneficiary of his own life policy issued in 1884 by The Mutual Life Insurance Co of New York. Premiums ended in 1899 and the firm notes he outlived the mortality table life span. The policy was for 1500 dollars and named Tuttle as beneficiary when first taken out.
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Sereno B. Tuttle
The
Mutual Life Insurance Co
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Tuttle
Deserves Vacation sets new dairy record at K State
A Holstein cow named Deserves Vacation at Kansas State College produced 518 pounds of butterfat and 14 217 pounds of milk in 322 days, establishing a strong dairy performance for the institution.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State College
200 Jobs Sought By 5000 People
Washington reports about 5000 individuals seek federal posts in the Eisenhower administration with only about 200 jobs open. Four high level positions are to be filled, four more in screening, and four awaiting state patronage recommendations. The patronage operation has been streamlined to 15 staff from a peak 34, reducing headaches but not satisfying party officials.
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Seventeenth Child Born to Canadian Family in Los Angeles
Mrs. Yvette Breault 41 announces the birth of her 17th child Eugene weighing 8 pounds 9 ounces. The clan includes 10 daughters and 6 sons with Eugenie 24, father Louis 55, who fled Montreal. He says each one is the last.
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Yvette Breault
Eugene
Eugenie
Louis
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Keyser Seeks Early Retirement From Army Post
Brig. Gen. V. Keyser, former executive officer to the supreme commander at Tokyo and since May 19 commander of Camp Carson, has applied for retirement. The 58 year old Arkansas native and 1918 West Point graduate was promoted to his present rank last March 23. He asked for retirement at the earliest practicable date and plans to live in northern Arkansas with his family when relieved.
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V. Keyser
Allied
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Woman Charged With Receiving Stolen Goods Faces Bond Question
In Dallas, U. S. Commissioner W Madden Hill held a short hearing on a charge of receiving goods stolen in interstate commerce. When asked by the judge what her husband did for work she replied four years, leaving the bond determination unsettled.
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Tex
U. S
W. Madden Hill
Family Newspaper Delivery Ends After 24 Years
In Pittsburg Kansas the E W Frank family ends its 24 year stretch of delivering the Pittsburg Headlight Sun routes. Basil Frank quits due to study pressures at Pittsburg State College leaving the family to rely on nonfamily helpers.
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Kan
E. W. Frank
Frank
Elmer Dean
Robert
Delbert
Basil
Sun
Pittsburg State College
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