Why a Woman Uses Sex as a Power Play in Marriage
Dr Joyce Brothers analyzes a reader scenario where a wife taunts her husband with sex to control him and warns that treating sex as a commodity can erode marriage and family security. She outlines patterns like constant quarrelling negitivism and the risky use of sex as leverage, urging forgiveness for minor missteps but noting harsher dynamics often persist.
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DR. Joyce Brothers
Dr. Brothers
B.M
Bell- McClure Syndicate
Day Care Center Prioritized for Retarded Children
Frederick County Association for Retarded Children plans a two day care program to serve both trainable and severely retarded children. Harmony Grove School’s limits prompt discussions on long range planning, fundraising, and recreation for retarded teens, with leaders including Warren P. E. Smith and Mrs. Doris Remsberg guiding the initiative.
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Frederick County Association For
Schley Inn
Warren P. E. Smith
Harmony Grove
Doris Remsberg
Remsberg
Smith
Charles Glick
Wilbert Wiggs
Jacob R. Ramsburg Jr
Morris Scherr
Maryland Association For Retarded Children
Helen Nussear
Jeanne Bussard
Herman Hauver
Board of Education
Edgar Emrich
C. Lease
John Ebberts
William Wright
Paul Little
Richard Arnold
Jan McHenry
Nussear
Frederick County Association For Retarded Children
Warren P
Chinese Poised For Malaysian Revolution
About 26,000 Chinese who side with Peking are believed prepared for armed revolution in the Malaysian state of Sarawak. The report from Kuching notes the potential for conflict involving pro Beijing groups as tensions rise during political upheaval in Malaysia.
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Kuching
Malaysia
Peking
Malaysian Borneo
Chairs With Chimes In Atlantic City
Atlantic City boardwalk chairs will be fitted with chimes to warn pedestrians. Chairs number about 2000. operators warn strollers with calls and banging sounds. Danes drink an average of 3.5 million bottles of beer daily.
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Atlantic City
Eton Dons Tailcoats Decline Sparks Dress Debate
LONDON AP reports Eton College Chronicle condemns traditional dress as outdated while noting student protest. For centuries Eton pupils wore tailcoats vests top hats and stiff collars. The piece cites class signals and discomfort from the stiff attire, arguing fashion shifts reflect broader change.
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London
England
Eton College Chronicle
Chronicle
Eton College
Henry VI
Eton
Britain
Middletown Boy Hurt In Fall From Tractor
A Middletown boy, Stephen Coblentz, 10, was admitted to Washington County General Hospital in Hagerstown in fair condition after a farm accident. He fell from a tractor fender around 10:30 a.m. while his brother James assisted, bolts in the fender said to have detached.
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Middletown
Washington County General Hospital
Hagerstown
Stephen Coblentz
Austin Coblentz
Stephen
James
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