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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1972
Page
3
Mrs. Kay Meyer of the Arizona State Department of Public Welfare describes a desperate shortage of teen foster homes. She notes most homes accept youths with care and understanding, and explains the financial, legal, and personal requirements for foster parents while urging more families to step forward.
A doctor discusses an experimental antibiotic pill taken before intercourse as a potential protective measure against gonorrhea. In a study among men who have sex with men, disease development after treatment was low, with vaccines still not available.
Women ask how abortion triggers labor. The uterus contracts as the cervix dilates to expel tissue. A small mass or clot can act as a foreign body, prompting contractions similar to those before birth.
Dorothy Vredenburgh Bush, secretary of the Democratic National Committee, will call the states at the party's convention, the first to use a lot system for state calls. She has held the post since 1944, with a record at conventions and broad female participation in party roles.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph D. Eidson marked their golden anniversary with a dinner in the Safari Hotel Kuda Room hosted by their four children. The couple, natives of Tennessee, have lived in New Mexico and California and now reside in Scottsdale near Green Acres Mortuary. They have five grandchildren and are active members of Coronado Southern Baptist Church.
Dr. Ernest Dichter argues cosmetics will expand beyond women to men and broader daily use. He envisions stabler routines, new body decoration ideas, mood scents, and products for introverts and extroverts, challenging the notion of cosmetics as mere glamour.
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