Kinsey findings on U S Women revealed in new work
Associated Press report from Bloomington Indiana summarizes Alfred Kinsey's Sexual Behavior in the Human Female. Key results note 10 percent of wives remain frigid and 28 percent of older single women never climax. Most women peak at 27 or 28 and maintain activity into their 50s or 60s while men peak in late teens and decline with age.
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Associated Press
Alton L. Blakeslee
Alfred €. Kinsey
Blakeslee
Bloomington
Ind
Alfred C. Kinsey
Ponleh
Two Fliers Die in Flaming Arizona Crash
A B-50 bomber exploded and crashed near Picacho Arizona killing Capt. Charles D. Bostick and S/Sgt. Herbert G. Enxverton after the crew bailed out. Pilot Capt. John D. Winters survived. 10 of 12 crew parachuted to safety. one seriously hurt Airman Charles R. Stewart.
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Picacho
Ariz
Arizona Desert
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Tucson
Charles D. Bostick
Marion
S. C
Herbert G. Enxverton
Fort Scott
Kan
Bostick
Verton
Charles R. Stewart
Steubenville
Ohio
Hoemake Hospital
Casa Grande
Davis-Monthan
John D. Winters
Lambert
Miss
Glen Hathcock
Etoy
French oust Sultan of Morocco in Rabat uprising
French resident general surrounded Rabat with guns and tanks and deposed Sultan Sidi Mohammed Ben Youssef and two of his sons. Paris announces exile to Corsica as Berber tribesmen, led by Pasha Thami El Glaoul of Marrakech, threaten civil war amid curfew and press censorship. No successor named. Guillaume returns from Paris to Rabat.
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Rabat
Morocco
Paris
Interior Ministry
Corsica
Sidi Mohammed Ben Youssef
Pasha Thami el Glaoul
Marrakech
Sidi Mohammed
el Glaoui
France
Napoleon
Augustin Guillaume
Masked bandit robs home and forces disrobe in Hollywood
A gunman entered through the back door of a Hollywood home and took $15 from a purse then forced Mrs. Nadine Holzman to remove her clothing under threat. The two children were present. The husband arrived and chased the suspect, who escaped.
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Hollywood
Nadine Holzman
Mossadegh Arrested as Zahedi Seizes Tehran Power
Premier Fazollah Zahedi’s forces arrested former prime minister Mohammad Mossadegh and three aides in central Tehran. Mossadegh, once in charge during a counter revolution, was taken to a secure location while a dramatic clash occurred at his bunker home involving his bodyguard. Fatemni remains listed as missing amid rumors, as Zahedi pledged protection and prepared terms for surrender.
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Tehran
Fazollah Zahedi
Mohammed Mossadegh
Iran
Zahedi
Ali Shayegan
Mossadegh
Gholam Hossein Sadighi
Seifollah Moazami
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Rome
Zshedi
Hossein Fatemni
Kashghai
Central Officers Club
Long Beach
U S Fighters Launch Longest Jet Flight
Albany Ga. Twenty eight F 34 Thunderjets took off from Furner Air Force Base at 3 am in a nonst stop flight over 4000 miles. Twenty jets head for Lakenheath England and eight for Casablanca French Morocco. The mission dubbed Operation Long Stretch aims to prove jet fighters can overcome great distances with in flight refueling.
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Albany
Furner Air Force Base
Atlantic Ocean
Lakenheath
England
Casablanca
French Morocco
Africa
U. S
Strategic Air Command
Weather forecast fragment for Friday night and morning
Weather notes indicate partly cloudy to overcast conditions with possible mist or fog overnight and light winds. Temperatures expected to be low with cooler morning readings and modest heating demand anticipated.
Stevenson: Free world winning cold war says Stevenson
Former Governor Adlai Stevenson after a six month world tour said the free world is winning the cold war and the danger of a third world war has diminished for the present. He told reporters that American postwar policies have been successful and warned not to relax guard. He traveled from cobblers to kings during his trip.
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New York
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Californians Die in Colo Car Crash Near De Beque
Four persons died Wednesday night two miles west of De Beque Colorado after a car left a slight curve and overturned into a bank. The state patrol tentatively identified the victims as Peter M. Hess Jr. 20 driver Agnes Ann Hess 25 and Janet Hess 32 all of San Diego.
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GRA
Wasvsain
Colo
de Beque
State Patrol
Peter M. Hess Jr
Ree
Agnes Ann Handl Es
Janet Hess
San Diego
Lakewood widow wins baby adoption battle
Edna James a 37 year old Lakewood widow won a seven month court struggle to adopt Patricia Heather McDonald then 17 months in a Superior Court ruling by Judge Paul Nourse. The judge found James suitable with a proper home and granted the petition while denying a writ of habeas corpus without prejudice. Holy Family Service of Los Angeles opposed the adoption. no appeal was indicated.
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Edna James
Shyebas Lakewood
Patricia
Heather) McDonald
Superior Court
Steff
Joe Risinger
Lakewood
Heather
McDonald
James
Paul Nourse
Nourse
State Department of Social Welfare
I N
Holy Family Tion Service of
Los Angeles
Holy Family
James Home
Heather Rd
Clement
E. W. Sheridan
Temes Sheridan
Soviet Union fires big shot in hydrogen race eight days ago
The United States confirmed Russia touched off a hydrogen explosion but warned Moscow may lead in refining the weapon. Pravda cited an experimental aim. AEC chief Strauss said U S detectors picked up a Soviet blast eight days earlier with both conventional and H-type reactions involved. Earlier Pacific tests in 1951 and 1952 showed similar reactions.
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United States
Russia
Pravda
Moscow
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
U. S
Pacific
Disarmament Study Urged by Senator Wiley
United Nations report cites hydrogen bomb explosion in Russia as a call to re examine disarmament. Senator Alexander Wiley urges new U S and Russia talks with an international inspection system, while continuing joint defense until such system exists. The disarmament commission readies its report for the General Assembly meeting.
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United Nations
Alexander Wiley
R.-Wis
Russia
Wiley
U. N. General Assembly
United States
Free World
U.N. Disarmament Commission
General Assembly
First Armored Division to Reach Full Strength
The Army plans to build up the First Armored Division to full strength in the United States. The move creates two divisions at full readiness for immediate action in case of war.
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Washington
Where to Find location index page note
The piece lists where to find various sections in the newspaper such as Beach Combing on page C-1, Boyle on page B-11, Bridge on page B-11, Classifieds pages C6 to II, Comics on page C-4, Crossword page 8-8, Editorial page B-10, Financial page C-5, Obituaries page C2, Radio and TV page C-3, Shipping Table page C-6, Arene ve ps A-2 to 23, Thesters page 8-8, Tides Temperatures page C-6, Nomen page B3tob, and Your Wage A-2.
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Boyle
Arene Ve
Halfway through PW exchange in Korean War prisoner swap
The Korea War prisoner exchange nears the halfway point with promises of larger U S group repatriations. About 150 Americans are set for Friday, with 300 Koreans and 60 British freed Thursday as the tally hits 6533 Allied troops. Typhoon disrupted shipping from Koje Island and Peiping Radio accused authorities of hindering Red Cross teams, while Allied officials accused Reds of spying. A POW holdout claims a North Korean brigade of 8000 South Koreans remains unrepatriated and that thousands more face forced labor.
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Panmunjom
Reds
U. S
Stiny
Koje Island
Korea
Red China
Peiping Radio
Communist Red Cross
South Korea
Communist Workers
South Koresan
Perverse Fate It Rains Too Much Town Out of Water
Dreuth stricken residents in Texas report water outage after heavy rain. About 1000 residents, two years on town, struggle as water supplies fail and authorities assess damage.
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Robert Lee
Texas
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