Motherhood under fire yet stillkey to child development
Editorial voices from Dr Catherine Chilman of Hood College critique the devaluation of motherhood amid population concerns and feminist push for day care. The piece argues mothers provide irreplaceable, continuous love during a child’s early years, even as society questions motherhood as a career.
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Mom Hersel
Catherine Chilman
Hood College
Frederick
American
Feminine Liberation Movement
Rogers Plan Forges Sliver of Peace in Mid East Hope
Egypt and Jordan accept the Rogers peace plan calling for a tight cease-fire and UN mediation. The plan demands Israeli withdrawal from occupied lands, Palestinian displacement remedies, and Arab recognition of Israel, with Jerusalem a central religious flashpoint and Palestinian militants gaining influence.
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Egypt
Jordan
Middle East
William P. Rogers
United Nations Special
Gunnar Jarring
U.N. Security Council
Israel
Nasser
Syria
Iraq
Suez Canal
Sinai Desert
Golan Heights
Jerusalem
Israel-occupied
Palestine
Palestinian Liberation Movement
Hussein
Gree
Status in America How to measure your prestige
HAL BOYLE outlines signs of high and waning status in modern America. He lists markers such as casual first names with the golf pro, a portrait for the boardroom, multiple secretaries, possible stamps or coins featuring your profile, and a wife calling you mister. He contrasts with indicators of low status like maxed out credit cards unused for a year, frayed shirts, a beggar lowering asks, and needing money from a son in college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
America
U.S. Mint
U.S. Post Office
World Almanac Notes Human Sensory Deprivation Limit
The World Almanac observes a human can endure total sensory deprivation for about 92 hours, a period spanning sight hearing and touch. The note highlights the extreme challenge of adapting to loss of multiple senses.
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The
World Almanac
Time Bomb of Desk Jobs Affects Hearts
Dallas researchers at University of Texas Southwestern Medical School study sedentary middle aged men to measure heart stress and fitness. A desk bound 34 year old shows high resting pulse and lightheadedness but improves with gradual exercise. The effort aims to determine weekly exercise needs to protect heart health and may aid astronauts returning to gravity.
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Texas University
Southwestern Medical School
Dallas
University of Texas’ Southwestern Medical School
Stuart A. Bergman
Bergman
Social Security Answers for Age 18 to Retirement
A Q and A on continuing school payments after 18, spousal eligibility, substantial services for retirement, and earnings limits for part time work. It notes when to file questionnaires, how much can be earned, and where to get detailed help from the social security office.
Right Envoy Choice Key in Middle East Talks
A Washington correspondent argues the United States must appoint negotiators who build personal trust with Middle Eastern leaders. He cites Nasser as favoring direct personal contact and warns that rigid, technical approaches often fail with non Communist states. He urges a warm, close liaison near President Nixon to explore broad thinking.
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Washington
NEA
Middle East
Nasser
United States
U.S
Far East
Israel
Nixon
Youths clash with Kremlin over sex education policy
The article argues Soviet leaders resist sex education in schools while young Russians push for frank discussion of sexual problems. Komsomolskaya Pravda published letters criticizing puritanical rules and urging more open dialogue, but officials, including Lev Kassil, call for limited reform within socialist ideals.
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New York
NEA
Russia
Kremlin
Communist Party
Prudes
Komsomolskaya Pravda
Young Communists
Lev Kassil
Kassil
Makarenko
Lenin
Ivan
Tamara
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Berry’'S
Ray Cromley
Mideast
Washington Correspondent
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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