Dayton paper opens frank sex information service for teens
Norwalk Reflector reports Dayton Daily News runs Sex Information Service, answering teen sex questions with direct guidance, including birth control access and health advice. The column began in 1971 as a caller response trial and expanded to four days a week amid concerns over abortion rumors and VD issues.
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Dayton Daily News
Jo Ann Knout
Crossword and Q A Panel Spur Sex Education Column
The Daily News reports that a weekly sex education Q A column grows to four times weekly with a panel of two doctors a nurse and a minister answering reader questions. Editor Mrs Knout defends explicit language and vows syndication with strict anti sensationalism guidelines while praising reader engagement and a teenage letter urging open discussion.
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What’s On Tuesday Evening At The Ty
A TV guide listing shows films and programs from 8:00 PM through 4:00 AM. Highlights include Fool’s Parade with George Kennedy and James Stewart, 10 Rillington Place, Wild in the Streets, The Redhead and the Cowboy, plus Dr. Seuss Cartoons and Hawaii Five O among news, game shows, and dramas.
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the Redhead
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Parent Without Partner Not This Lover Boy
DEAR ABBY: A reader warns about married men using Parents Without Partners meetings to approach single women. The writer cites her husband’s attendance in three states under assumed names, noting several women were misled before discovering his true status.
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TV Schedule Fragments And Reader Letters
A dense TV grid shows programs from 5:45 PM to 4:00 PM next day with titles like Joker's Wild Jeopardy and Password. The page includes letters to Abby and notes about a car crash and a divorced husband, plus a reader’s reaction about P W P membership and a Christmas gift anecdote.
Ban Ads For Over-The-Counter Drugs On Kid-Focused TV
Washington consumer advocate Robert Choate urges a ban on television commercials for non-prescription medicines and aerosol products on shows with large youth audiences. He cites Partridge Family Bridget Loves Bernie and Disney as examples, noting five million children watch weekly and that warnings are often unread by under 12. He also proposes public service reminders about product labels and safety.
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Charles Edwards
Choate
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