St Louis sex researchers push frontiers of human response
Washington University scientists led by Dr. William Masters and Mrs. Virginia Johnson study sexual stimulation using direct observation with volunteers, publishing findings on 322 women and 312 men and a potential new contraceptive agent. The work has sparked fierce debate about ethics, publicity, and the role of science in understanding sexuality.
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Stampless Cover Catalog Update and Visual Notes
A feature on the revised American Stampress Cover Catalog edited by E N Sampson, detailing stampless mail history before adhesive stamps and 1847 rates. Mentions Elyria Ohio, Lorain County covers, space research era stamps, and a call to readers to submit new covers to Van Dahl Publications of Albany Oregon.
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van Dahl Publications, Inc
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Ore
Canada
Taxicab Drivers in U.S. Reach 200000 Mark
UPI reports about 200000 people work as taxicab drivers in the United States, according to the National Automobile Club. The article notes that about 150 of these drivers are women.
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Infant's life saved after sea drama on ocean liner
Passengers aboard the 5. Canberra witnessed an emergency medical supply air drop for a few months old infant in the ships hospital with pneumonia. Oxygen bottles were dropped by air over three passes, then the infant was transferred to the Cape Providence cutter for medical care in American Samoa before heading to Suva Fiji. By Nov 23 the infant was improving and expected to recover.
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Suva
Fiji Islands
Hashing up singing calls fuels square dance debate
The piece notes many dancers prefer hash to singing calls while some enjoy sing alongs. Ronnie Schneider winds up the Lake Shore Dippers with two singing calls, mixing hash and song to refresh repetition. A schedule lists ongoing square dance events and callers across multiple locations.
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Ol’ Buster
Timber Cut in National Forests Worth Billions
Fiscal 1965 timber cut in the National Forests was worth 161 million dollars and generated more than 4 billion dollars for the economy. For each 1 dollar of timber cut about 25 dollars in wages transport manufacturing wholesaling and retailing are created by use. The cut provided employment for nearly a million people.
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