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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1972
Page
3
The piece notes a global surge in high heels from Paris five inches to Dutch clogs, with four to five inch spikes dominating the scene. It cites shopper frenzy, comfort trade offs, and mixed opinions from men about style and practicality.
Local women action groups discussed the movement at a library program titled Women of the World Unite. Norma Jo Bifano NOW coordinator and Betty Morrison AWPC spoke on goals and challenges including abortion laws, political involvement, and equal employment opportunities.
New York report outlines National Safety Council advice for women to scream attack alarms, use nails teeth and improvised weapons, and avoid carrying weapons. Tips include staying in lighted areas, walking with a companion, dressing modestly, securing purses, and seeking help. It notes no guaranteed defense exists.
A professor from Arizona State University argues parents should balance academics with personal growth for a shy student. The piece urges conferences with school counselors, exploring interests beyond grades, and addressing potential underlying issues rather than overprotecting the child. It also touches on risk awareness and family involvement.
The text addresses two questions about child behavior. It labels acrophobia as a fear of heights and advises keeping children away from tall buildings. It then discusses middle child syndrome, arguing that traits attributed to middle children can appear in many families and result from a natural status struggle among siblings.
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