Marriage-I Six Wed Every Minute- 85 Per Cent 'For Keeps'
United Press International reports June marriages rise with 85 percent of those wed staying with one spouse. The piece notes six persons wed per minute, an average ceremony every 19.5 seconds, about 3.2 million marriages this year. It surveys divorce remarry rates, American age patterns, and sociologist quotes on marriage as a two party system.
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Barney Seibert
United Press International
American Medical Association
Stanley R. Dean
NADD Magazine and Clayboy Boost Brick Sellers
Washington writer reviews the National Association of Distributors and Dealers of Structural Clay Products publications NADD Magazine and Clayboy. He notes their mix of business articles humor and health tips, including jokes and a monthly Claymate feature, aimed at developing well rounded brick sellers.
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Washington
UPI
National Association of Distributors and
NADD
United States rejects Soviet plan for Mediterranean nuclear free zone
The United States dismissed a Soviet proposal to turn the Mediterranean into a nuclear free zone. Washington warned the move would weaken U S defenses and threaten allies. It cited Polaris submarine deployments as essential and accused Moscow of seeking to tilt the military balance in its favor. The note, released by the U S Embassy, argued the Soviet plan would heighten nuclear blackmail and extend Soviet retaliation threats to Allied nations in the region.
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Moscow
UPI
United States
Mediterranean
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