Washington U Scientists Complete New Sex Survey
Washington University researchers Dr. William Masters and Virginia Johnson report twelve years of laboratory sex research with 690 volunteers, aiming to answer how sexual response works and its medical implications. They developed a natural injectable contraceptive and anticipate two forthcoming books.
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ST. Louis, MO
Washington University
William H. Masters
Virginia Johnson
Alfred C. Kinsey
Masters
Kinsey
Leslie H. Farber
Washington, D.C
St. Louis
Johnson
Little, Brown & Co
Woman Robs Downtown Shop Seizes $50 In Hartford
Alex Selleck, shop owner in Hartford, says a young woman in a fur lined outfit pointed a pistol at him and forced him into the storeroom Tuesday night, then escaped with $50 from the cash register.
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Hartford, Conn
Alex Selleck
Scientists push study of sexuality at Washington University
Masters and graduates at Washington University advocate research into sexuality arguing it will aid medical progress. Masters cites broad support in the local medical field though a minority oppose exposing sexuality to scientific study. He says opposition is not formidable and quotes that science need not explain all, only collect facts for later explanation.
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Masters
Johnson
Washington University
Terre Haute Adult Education Group Meeting Notice
The Terre Haute Educational Association calls a meeting at 1 30 p m Thursday in Emeline Fairbanks Memorial Library. J L Tinkle reports on activities since September and Mrs J Thomson Jr presents a report on the Indiana Association for Adult Education convention.
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Terre Haute Educational Association
Emeline Fairbanks
J. L. Tinkle
Indiana Association For Adult Education
J. Thomson Jr
Vigo Toastmasters Get Acquainted Meeting Set
Vigo Toastmaster Club 332 invites men of the community to a Get Acquainted meeting in the Benson Room at the YMCA. The event runs from 7 to 9 p.m. and offers insight into Toastmasters International and its program for self improvement and spoken communication. For info call L-7017 or L-1285.
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Vigo
Toastmaster Club
Vigo Club
Toastmasters International
Benson
YMCA
Judge Christoff receives ABA plaque for court reform
Fort Wayne Indiana AP The American Bar Association awarded a plaque for traffic court improvement to Judge Joseph Christoff of City Court at a luncheon. He is the third Hoosier honored, following Judge Ernie S. Burke of Indianapolis Municipal Court on October 13 and Judge Phillip Potts of South Bend Municipal Court on November 3.
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Fort Wayne, Ind
American Bar Association
Joseph Christoff
Ernie S. Burke
Indianapolis
Phillip Potts
South Bend
Film Makers Find Source of Unusual Shots
Hollywood veteran Elmer Dyer, 53 years in film, runs a vast library of stock footage from seagulls to sunsets. His collection, stored by subject, includes aircraft scenes, waves, and a Wright brothers archive, built to serve both film and early television needs.
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Hollywood
Elmer Dyer
Elmer
Dyer
Petticoat Junction
Rose Bowl
Universal
Howard Hughes
Wright Brothers
Probe death of young wife near Purdue student home
Lafayette police investigate the death of Mary Kabalka a 22 year old wife of Purdue University student George Kabalka found floating in a bathtub at their mobile home. George said he found her upon returning from the university library around 11 p.m. Tuesday.
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Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University
George Kabalka
Mary
Buffalo horn development in male calves described
A note states that male buffaloes show twin horn bumps on the forehead within two months after birth, indicating early horn development.
Two POWs To Remain in Cambodia Week Two
Two American prisoners of war freed by the Viet Cong likely stay in Cambodia for another week. Sgt. George E. Smith of Chester West Virginia and Spec. 5 Claude E. McClure of Chattanooga Tennessee said they want to return home and oppose U.S. involvement in the war. They were released to Cambodian authorities after over two years in captivity and spoke of decent treatment. General Wallace M. Greene doubted their conditioning, while the Cambodian Information Ministry arranged the news conference in Phnom Penh with Viet Cong representation.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
UPI
United States
U.S
George E. Smith
Chester
W. Va
Claude E. McClure
Chattanooga
Tenn
Smith
McClure
Viet Nam
Washington
Wallace M. Greene
Marine Corps
Cambodian Information Ministry
Viet Cong
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Wick Temple
Washington University Medical School
Reproductive Biology Research Foundtion
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Southland Shopping Center
Bob Thomas
Aill
Arrow
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