Editorials propose waterborne fertility control idea
The piece critiques a National Observer editorial suggesting a nontoxic waterborne contraceptive to curb population. It cites Carl Djerassi's Caltech remarks listing practical hurdles from administration to stability, side effects, and global feasibility, arguing such a scheme remains implausible and risky.
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Michael Malloy
The
National Observer
Malloy
Cal Tech
Stanford University
Carl Djerassi
Djerassi
Study Finds Shoplifting Pattern Across Big Cities
Investigators shadowed 1647 shoppers in Boston New York and Philadelphia from 1969 to 1970. About 109 or 15 percent left with unpaid items. Women 7.4 percent stole versus 5 percent of men. Average theft value was 5.26 dollars and most crimes were spur of the moment.
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Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Management Safeguards Inc
Boyle's Column by Hale Boyle
HALE BOYLE offers a satirical meditation on human habits and institutions. He muses on childhood, time, superstition, newspapers, modesty, unions among professionals, religion, and the sex puzzle in American life.
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Hale Boyle
New York
Hell
NEA Report Urges Shared Rights and Duties for Students
NEA official report from its 109th annual convention urges shared student rights and responsibilities. It outlines three focus areas: school relations, out of classroom activities, and discipline and grievance processes, stressing increased student involvement and protections for privacy and education quality.
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Washington, D. C
U.S. Supreme Court
National Education Association
NEA
Representative Assembly
George G. Gameson
Task Force
Gameson
Apros
California
Dame
Women’s Liberation Movement
Family Law Clarifies Doctor Fees in Emergencies
A legal overview explains that in medical emergencies you are generally not liable for a doctor’s fee when you summon aid for someone else. Courts require a specific understanding for liability, and kinship alone may not establish responsibility.
Blondes versus brunettes and odd reflections from L M Boyd
A collage of observations by L M Boyd covering film sexuality censorship notes from Alfred Hitchcock, cultural manners in Iran, humor in workers, and amusing Q A exchanges. It also warns of the seductive danger of the compulsive swindler and ends with a call for letters to pass along.
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Alfred Hitchcock
Iran
Dagwood
L.M. Boyd
Fort Worth
Texas
Thieu Ky Hold Gains in Vietnam Policy Debate
In Washington the Nixon administration’s stance hardens against pressuring Thieu Ky from Hanoi Paris talks. Doves like Paul McCloskey and Edmund Muskie show reluctance to force change. Vietnam’s Oct 3 election risk and the regime’s corruption are weighed against pragmatic realism and broader political constraints.
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Washington
Paris
Vietnam
Thieu-Ky
Hanoi
Nixon
Republican Party
Paul McCloskey
California
Richard Nixon
Thieu K
Edmund Muskie
South Vietnam
Thieu
Duong van
Big
Minh
Nguyen Cao Ky
Saigon
Douglas Pike
Asia
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