Marriage Trends Show Most Couples Stay Together
Census figures reveal six weddings per minute and an 85 percent one-time-married rate. Experts say education, maturity, income, religion, and communication affect outcomes with many divorces remarrying within five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Peterson
University of Southern California
Peterson
Freda Kehm
Chicago
Association For Family Living
Jordan M. Scher
Northwestern University
Kehm
Mowrer
David Fulcomer
Colorado Women’s College
Paul F. Larrazola
Albuquerque
N. M
Irving Fosberg
New Orleans
American Medical Association
AMA
Helena Lopata
Roosevelt University
Ernest Mowrer
Health, Education and Welfare Department
United States
Census Bureau
Sidney G. Morton
Raymond Hall
Cook County
Ill
Delaware
Louisiana
New York
Vermon
Coed Paroled to University Returned for Parole Violation
Nashville prison official reports 23 year old Sarah Jeannette Johns violated parole after late hours and drinking. Johns, released to study at the University of Tennessee, admitted fear of life and spent time in taverns. parole revoked and she is sent back to prison.
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Nashville
Tenn
Sarah Jeannette Johns
University of Tennessee
Harry Avery
Miss Johns
Pardons and Paroles Board
Avery
Court Rules Damages Proceeding Not Retroactive
The Indiana Supreme Court ruled that a 1959 law allowing damage suits to continue after a plaintiff's death does not apply to accidents occurring before the law's passage. Howard Stewart, who died January 12 1963, sought damages for injuries from a November 2 1956 accident. the court upheld a Wayne County ruling denying the claim.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Supreme Court
High Court
Howard Stewart
Brookville
G. H. Hoelscher
Wayne
Stewart
General Assembly
Indirect appeal dropped in Indiana highway case
The Indiana Supreme Court granted the defendants' motion to dismiss the appeal in a case involving Stewart, a State Highway Commission contractor who was injured at a U.S. 31 relocation site. The court held the accident occurred before a relevant law was passed and declined retroactive application. Defendants are Marson Construction Co. and Public Service Co. of Indiana.
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Frederick Landis
Logansport
Landis
Stewart
State Highway Commission
U.S. 31
Ind. 38
Marson Construction Co
The
Public Service Co
Indiana
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United Press International
J. P. Marquand
Boston
Michael de Montaigne
Stanley R. Dean
Philip B. Gilliam
Denver
Rey
Howard Whitman
Menninger Foundation
Topeka
Kan
Mamma
Sultus Kessler Company
Lawrencsburg
America
Kessler
Earl Harris II
Nancy E. Davis
North Ninth Street
Oklahoma
George Washington School
Durant
Okla
Young Harris
Coed
Milwaukee
Henry F. Bilek
Richmond
County Board of Public Welfare
Supreme Court
Lambecaredirect
Hillman’s
Antwerp
Belgium
Hillman
Man
Smart Marquise
Wabash Valley
Bulova
Silverstein
Sherman
Wabash Ave
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