20 Aug 1953
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1953
Page
1
A 15 year Kinsey study reports major differences and similarities between male and female sex behavior. Religion, education, and social class shape activity while premarital sex, preconceptions, and marital outcomes vary widely among women.
New York writer Inez Robb profiles Dr. Alfred Kinsey and his forthcoming work Sexual Behavior in the Human Female. Kinsey defends the research saying the data shock no one and that he separates data from public policy while noting feminist reception and ongoing controversy.
Bloomington Indiana August 20 1953 Dr Alfred C Kinsey urges parents to begin sex education before age twelve in Sexual Behavior in the Human Female He says by age 10 to 12 many youths learn facts of life from peers if home questions go unanswered
In Bloomington on August 20 Dr. Alfred C. Kinsey reports there is no strong evidence that big cities are more immoral than small towns or farms. Across many activities studied in the Sexual Behavior in the Human Female, he notes little difference between women from rural and urban backgrounds.
Dr Kinsey argues in his new volume on Women's sex lives that today’s parents, who were youths in the flaming twenties, do not scold the younger generation. He says they are continuing the sexual revolt their era started, shaping discussions of sex among youth.
Miss Decker of Atoka Oklahoma has been elected queen of her Lackland AFB OCS class. She enlisted in 1951 and holds a BA from Southeastern State College. Before training she served at Langley AFB Virginia as a weather observer among 132 WAF candidates. her class of 500+ is set to graduate in September.
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