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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1965

Page

10

Of Modern Women By EATREA McCORNACK

The article discusses female sexual freedom amid Puritanical society and double standards. It notes rising promiscuity among women, links to juvenile delinquency themes, and reflects on societal shifts as women join public roles and academia.

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Stevenson Defends United Nations In Full Operation Claim

Ambassador Adlai E Stevenson disputed claims the UN was dying stating it remains in full operation. He cited ongoing General Assembly debates and expanded Security Council potential while noting funding disputes and nonpayment by some nations affect peacekeeping.

Washington Adlai E. Stevenson United Nations General Assembly Soviet Union United States Stevenson Out Stevenson Senate Foreign Relations Committee Security Council Bers Council Ahem France Keogh Commission House of Refusal Congo Middle East

Stonehenge design seen as about dead memorial

Rep. Eugene Keogh of New York, a member of the Franklin D. Roosevelt Memorial Commission, said Thursday that he thinks the Stonehenge design for the memorial to the late president is about death.

Washington Eugene Keogh D-Ny Franklin D. Roosevelt

Roosevelt Memorial Design Faces Fresh Start Debate

The proposed eight 130 foot concrete slabs around a Roosevelt statue sparked opposition from the Roosevelt family and others who call it a "Stonehenge" design. Chairman Francis Biddle resigned, suggesting a fresh start or new design as Rep. James Roosevelt notes three possible paths for the commission. A new approach or time delay could follow, with ongoing site beautification and marking efforts on the Tidal Basin near the Jefferson Memorial.

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