Protester Miss Feraci Sees Nightmares After White House Stage Drop
Canadian born singer Miss Feraci described waking from terrible nightmares since her White House protest against the Vietnam War. She recalled fears of being arrested, suspected phone tapping, and a hostile reaction from the industry after she unfurled a banner asking President Nixon to stop the bombing.
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Happy marriage may be delusion in sociological view
William and Mary professor Vernon Edmonds argues that the belief conservative couples are happier in marriage may be a myth. He says happiness reports can be inflated by social desirability and that pre marital patterns influence long term outcomes, suggesting delusion may affect perceived happiness.
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Navy Adopts Paid Ads After Six-Month Recruiting Shortfall
The American Baptist Convention bars new Navy chaplains until full restitution is granted for Cmdr. Andrew Jensen who was acquitted of conduct unbecoming an officer. The convention demands reimbursement of defense costs and seeks church oversight on promotions and transfers. Separately, Navy officials in Norfolk announce a May paid advertising drive to boost recruiting after six months of shortfalls, including national magazine ads and billboard plans plus outreach to high school seniors.
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Trust survey ranks politicians above car salesmen in honesty
University of Connecticut psychologists report public trust favors physicians and clergy over politicians and car salesmen. Politicians and used car salesmen finish bottom for competence and altruism, with engineers and other professionals leading. The study appears in Journal of Applied Social Psychology.
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