Jaycees keep ban on females
Barry Kennedy elected as the 59th president of the United States Jaycees in Atlantic City Nebraska pledges no wholesale removal of women. He expects eventual admission of women after a lengthy period. Some chapters have already admitted women under a pilot program. The bylaws change to allow state chapter female membership failed 3 to 1.
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Man Sues for Equal Treatment in Jacksonville
Paul E Dozier filed a federal suit on behalf of what he terms the minority sex men demanding Jacksonville create a Mayor's Advisory Committee on the Status of Man to match the existing committee for women He alleges taxation without representation since men are excluded by sex from such status evaluations and the suit was filed in U S District Court Wednesday.
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Sunset Law to Floor For Senate Decision
The full Senate will consider a bill to make most federal programs expire every 10 years unless extended by Congress. The measure approved by the Senate Rules Committee would set expiration dates between 1980 and 1990 for each program. Senator Edmund Muskie said the committee vote shows voters want more efficiency and less waste.
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Anita Bryant Infamous In The Eyes of Students
New York AP survey of 800 high school juniors and seniors finds Anita Bryant and Richard Nixon most angering to students. Abraham Lincoln and Eleanor Roosevelt are named as doing the most good. Survey conducted at schools in Clearwater Florida Montrose Colorado Bloomington Indiana Kirkwood Missouri and New York.
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Spleen Regrowth Found In Children After Removal
Yale researchers report that in 22 children whose spleens were removed after injuries 13 regrew miniature spleens. Dr Howard Pearson notes this may be the first widely documented case of major organ regeneration in humans, challenging prior beliefs.
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