Sex research by Masters and Johnson reshapes view
Dr. William H. Masters and Virginia E. Johnson studied 282 women and 312 men to map human sexual responses in a lab setting. They aim to apply findings to counseling and to determine when heart patients can safely resume sexual activity, while noting the limits of their sample.
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Lovington Chamber names Finis Heidel Citizen of the Year
Lovington Chamber of Commerce honored Finis L. Heidel state representative and attorney as Citizen of the Year for 1967 at the annual membership meeting in Parnell Auditorium. Dr H I C Pannell presented the award noting Heidel’s time talent and money to improve Lovington. New chamber officers for 1968 were announced: Dale Ancell president Bob Dean vice president and Eddie Robinson treasurer.
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Rep Mahon Files For Re Election In 19th District
U S Rep George Mahon filed for re election as representative of the 19th Congressional District. The filing comes ahead of the May Democratic primary. Mahon has served in the House since 1934 and is the current chairman of the House Appropriations Committee.
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Police fire on protesting students in Bangalore
Police fired on a mob of more than 1,000 students protesting alleged government favoritism toward the Hindi language in Bangalore. Two persons were killed and nine injured, police said.
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Canada Canada Britain and Czechoslovakia endorse treaty
General E L M Burns Canada's representative to the disarmament conference said Canada accepted all essentials of the US Soviet draft and backed the treaty alongside Britain and Czechoslovakia. He stressed agreement on disarmament aims and verification measures.
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Cattle Marketing Debate Sees New Incentive Plan
The cattle industry discussed a proposed USDA incentive payment funded by a tax on carcasses. Robert W. Talbott of the New Mexico Cattle Growers Association noted the plan aims to stabilize prices by supporting qualified cattle through a national market stabilization effort.
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AWOL Private Surrenders After Vietnam Plan
Army private Edwin Griffin 18 surrendered at Fort Sam Houston after hitchhiking from Colorado Springs to San Antonio to seek a ticket to Vietnam. He hoped to meet Gen Westmoreland and raise $1,000 for a flight, saying his family could not fund it. Griffin, raised in a military family, had earlier had Vietnam orders canceled due to his age.
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Plainview Company Man Recovers in Japan After Vietnam Wounds
Braga, a Plainview native and member of the 2nd Infantry Division at Cu Chi, was wounded in an ambush near the Cambodian border. He sent a Texas flag to his family in Plainview with aid from Carl Losson Bowser, felt closer to home as he recuperates in a Japanese hospital after air evacuation from Saigon.
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Amanilia Court Proceedings and Rehearings Report
Proceedings in the Seventh Supreme Judicial District of Texas include motions submitted in Amanilia with rehearings for James H. Crossland vs Nelson Auction Service Inc and Mary Avis Smith vs Wade H Clements. Several cases are affirmed reversed and rendered. multiple warranty deeds show transfers to Housing and Urban Development across several subdivisions. numerous individual and estate transfers noted with property Lot and Addn designations.
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Republic Bankere Lite Insuranc Comony
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Lub County
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Moore County
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Hogxing
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Ceci
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Water Board post appoints two new district directors
The Post reports the city council appointed two new members to represent the town on the White River Municipal Water District board. J. Potts, a banker, replaces Tom Bouchler who resigned after serving since the district’s organization. Harold Lucas is named as an Insurance member.
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Chaplain Percy George VI and Queen Elizabeth TM Dies in London
Dr. Percy George VI and Queen Elizabeth TM, a chaplain who was knighted in 1954, died Tuesday in a London hospital at age 82. He served with royal service until his retirement in 1963.
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