Letter and replies on homosexuality and psychiatry views
Ann Landers publishes reader letters about gay liberation and psychiatry. Dr Zigmond Lebensohn argues homosexuality is not a disease and urges research and understanding. A second reader laments militant displays and calls for less extreme public acts. Another correspondent seeks guidance on handling a neighbor who repeats good morning.
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M.D
Washington, D.C
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Laird to quit post February 1 amid White House changes
Washington reports Melvin Laird will resign February 1 to join Reader's Digest as a senior editor. Bryce Harlow plans departure soon after Laird. Nixon praised Laird while officials say his influence on Watergate matters was limited.
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Defense
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Haldeman
Ronald Ziegler
Archibald Cox
Gerald Ford
White House
Shortages Close 8 Illinois Plants
Illinois manufacturers report energy shortages halting or curtailing operations at nearly 100 plants. The Illinois Manufacturers Association says 83 plants curtailed output and eight shut completely, affecting over 12 000 workers, with 1 900 more at 12 plants facing cutbacks before January 1.
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UPI
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Illinois Manufacturers Association
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Orville V. Bergren
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