Adulterer’s Fate Tied to Nagging Wives Says Psychiatrist
New York expert Dr. John L. Schimel argues nagging wives drive men toward mistresses, claiming adultery rarely ends marriages and that fear and dependency shape these dynamics. He links this to shifts since suffrage and rising domestic tension, noting men seek abrasive, confident partners while viewing nagging women as a safety valve.
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Church studies compassion for divorcees in France
Paris reports on a Vatican influenced study by the French episcopate secretariat urging more compassionate church treatment of divorced women. It notes divorce or separation often shocks women and ends years of marriage for both parties. The study says in some cases divorce preserves rights of women and children despite moral suffering and social stigma.
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UNICEF Card Sale Authorized For Three Week Drive
Postmaster General Lawrence F. O'Brien announced UNICEF greeting cards will be sold in post office lobbies for three weeks beginning November 13. The sale supports the United Nations Children's Fund and aims to boost charitable contributions nationwide.
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