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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1968

Page

9

Women climb banking ladder despite hard work and barriers

Ruth Steinke Hilda Kollmann say women face tougher paths to bank officer ranks, needing extra effort and noncompetitive collaboration with men. Education and broad skills help, with banks promoting from within and offering extensive training and benefits for working mothers.

Chicago UPI Ruth Steinke Hilda H. Kollmann Miss Steinke National Boulevard Bank Miss Kollmann County Bank Blue Island Ill Steinke Ruth Erwin National Bank of Albany Park American Institute of Banking National Association of Bank Women Inc Ruth-Erwin Eerae Banking Miss Erwin Hilda Kollmann

College students ill informed on sex says medical expert

Dr. Frederick Cohn of the University of New Mexico School of Medicine critiques college juniors and seniors for sketchy sexual knowledge and misconceptions. The course covers contraception, anatomy, and behavior with a focus on moral neutrality and critical self examination.

Chicago, Ill WMNS Frederick Cohn University of Newexico School of Medicine United States Cohn

Conserving Nature Versus Status Symbols in Fur Trade

Emily Hahn urges women to boycott leopard and alligator fur and accessories to prevent extinction of rare species. She notes domestic mink breeding, criticizes status as fashion, and reflects on zoos and her career, calling for broader appreciation of wildlife.

Gay Pauley New York UPI Animal Kingdom Emily Hahn Miss Hahn Doubleday’s St. Louis Forest Park

Taste perception gaps in men linked to genetics

University of Massachusetts researchers report 78.5 percent of American men are insensitive to basic tastes and 28 percent cannot distinguish sour from bitter. A second test shows 28 percent confuse sour and bitter, suggesting physiological, genetic factors rather than flavor alone.

Ernest Dzendeler University of Massachusetts Psychology Department Dr. Dreideler Dr. Dzendelet Dzendelet

Top Candystriper Lynn Davis Leads Golden Age Volunteers

Lynn Davis a 16 year old Saguaro High School senior was named top Candystriper after reaching 100 volunteer hours at Golden Age Nursing Home by June 2. She joined the group four months ago and balances duties with school activities and club affiliations.

Golden Age Nursing Home Lynn Davis Saguaro High School Lynn William J. Davis E. Jackrabbit Fellowship Council Saguaro Latrt Club Saber Society Tau Omega Jhsbca Anytown Arizona National Conference of Christians and Jews Phoenix

The New People Desexualization in American Life

New York report discusses Charles Winick's book The New People Desexualization in American Life arguing that sexual identity blur broadens across daily life from clothing to politics, erasing clear male female distinctions. The piece frames the thesis as worsening for average Americans.

New York UPI Charles ‘Winick Pegasus

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