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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1970

Page

2

Pills and Sex Drive Split in Women Says Doctor

Dr Francis Kane Jr testified that birth control pills reduce sex drive in 10 to 15 percent of users and increase it in others. He noted many women misjudge changes, while husbands notice them. Kane cited mild to moderate psychiatric symptoms linked to combined oral contraceptives and a five year moratorium was urged by Dr Phillip Ball.

Washington UPS Senate Francis Kane Jr University of North Carolina School of Medicine Kane

Brody Backtracks on Gift Plans After Millionaire Confession

Micheal James Brody 21, heir to an oleomargarine fortune, admits he cannot give away 25 million this year as he claimed. He lists 250000 inheritance at 21 and 40000 yearly from a trust, saying his earlier figure was an overestimation. A misunderstanding triggered public concern and a TV appearance interruption.

Scarsdale N.Y UPI Michael James Brody Brody John F. Jelke Scarsdale National Bank & Trust Co ABC New York Prince of Peace

Farm Bureau calls for new approach to farm policy

Charles B. Shuman, president of the American Farm Bureau Federation, urged Congress to phase out controls and payments on wheat, feed grains and cotton. He testified before the Senate Agriculture Committee as the 1965 act nears expiration, proposing a five year phase out with price support loans at 85 percent of market price and retirements of 50 million acres under long term contracts.

Washington UPI Charles B. Shuman American Farm Bureau Federation Congress Shuman Farm Bureau Senate Agriculture Committee

Chicago Seven Get Haircuts

Six of the Chicago Seven defendants at Cook County Jail had their long hair cut by a jail barber for sanitary reasons. David Dellinger, 54, was spared due to a jail-standard style, while Jerry Rubin and Lee Weiner also shaved their beards. Warden Winston E. Moore ordered the operation.

Chicago UPI Cook County David Dellinger Jerry Rubin Lee Weiner Winston E. Moore

One third of hospital admissions may be unnecessary

Senate antitrust hearings showcase doctor Amos N. Johnson urging reform as he says 30 percent of current admissions are unnecessary and insurance incentives push in hospital care. He cites cost projections to $1,000 a day by 1980 and calls for better utilization of beds amid rising health costs.

Washington UPI Senate Johnson Senate Antitrust Subcommittee Philip A. Hart Dmich Hart Jose Blanco Jr Washington D.C

Mrs. Romney Enters Senate Race After Draft Denial

Mrs. George Romney announced her candidacy for the United States Senate through Governor Milliken after Michigan Republicans blocked a draft. Governor Milliken offered full support and the GOP backing, with Democratic Sen. Philip Hart awaiting in November if she wins the primary.

Lansing Mich UPI George Romney United States Senate Michigan Romney Housing and Urban Development William Milliken

Airline pilots clash with Israel over embargo on mail

The British Airline Pilots Association criticized Israel's claim that airlines capitulated to intimidation by boycotting mail and freight to Tel Aviv while keeping passenger flights. Ten of 16 carriers serving Israel kept postal and freight bans as security fears prompted European airports to tighten measures after two bomb incidents.

London API British Airline Pilots Association Israel Tel Aviv British Pilots Association Gordon Hurley Akron Remez Heathrow Europe

Cleveland students approve reform demands in meeting

The city wide student council presented a list to School Superintendent Paul W. Briggs calling for abolishing dress codes and expanding inter racial and inter school activities. The demands must pass the school board before taking effect following a two day meeting with junior and senior high school representation.

Cleveland UPI Paul W. Briggs Briggs

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