Parental Work and Infant Care Question Shapes Debate
A reader asks about a friend who plans to return to airline work and leave her baby with a sitter. Dr Crook notes many working mothers provide loving care via relatives or nurses and stresses that infant development hinges on affection, while acknowledging mothers may need to work and should ensure the caregiver loves the child.
Creative Woman Trim Look Pattern Ad Sketch
Pattern No 8253 with photo guide in sizes 6-14 years includes low waist jumper and soft blouse. Requires 1% yards of 45 inch fabric for jumper and 1 yard for blouse plus mailing to Sue Burnett in New York. Send 65 cents per pattern and 50 cents for the 69 Fall Winter Basic Fashion copy.
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Sue Burnett
Troy Record
Ave. of the Americas
New York
Dear Abby Style Advice on Fearful Rider and Bossy Mother
A reader seeks guidance on teaching a boyfriend to ride after a traumatic accident and a separate note on dealing with a bossy mother who bans pants. The responses encourage patient coaching, sharing personal fear, and planning life after marriage to set boundaries, while suggesting respectful, calm communication and eventual independence from parental rules.
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Detroit
Philadelphia
McCracken Sees Slowing U S Economy in 1970 Transition
UPI report quotes Paul W. McCracken, chairman of the President's Council of Economic Advisors, at the National Industrial Conference Board meeting. He notes early signs that monetary and fiscal restraint are slowing the economy and predicts 1970 as a transition to non inflationary growth, with prices not likely to fall soon. New York, St. Louis, and Chicago are cited as leading auction centers.
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New York
UPI
Paul W. McCracken
Nixon
Council of Economic Advisors
National Industrial Conference Board
MecCracken
Boy on Burning Deck Moral Guarded View
Dr Ernest G Osborne argues against blind obedience from the old poem Boy on Burning Deck. He recalls a tale of a boy ordered to stand on a deck edge and wonders where obedience ends and critical thinking begins. He urges intelligent decision making over rigid conformity.
Bicycle Influences Women's Fashions Through the Ages
The bicycle shaped women’s dress from 1877 scandal over heavy skirts to knickerbockers and divided skirts, then to skirts and shorts and finally pedal pushers. It traces Parisian influence, the rise of sportswear, and the bicycle’s revival during WWII and beyond. Bicycles and fashion have evolved together with high rise handlebars and color coordinated Goodyear rubber fires.
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New York
NEA
Hama
Thav
Amelia Bloomer
Paris
America
Goodyear
Indonesia to demilitarize troopers and reassign 50,000
Indonesia plans to demilitarize about 50,000 troops over five years and place them in civilian jobs. Maj. Gen. Hartono said the move aims to prevent social political and economic instability and reduce unemployment amid tensions and discontent.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Jare
Hartono
Uganda extends Buganda emergency for six months
Kampala AP Uganda's Parliament extended the state of emergency in Buganda for six more months. The crackdown began in 1968 after Buganda ruler Sir Edward Mutesa challenged President Milton Obote, leading to continued political tension in the region.
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Kampala
Uganda
Buganda
Sir Edward Mulesa
Milton Obote
Equipment Of Anti Castro Agents Shown
Cuban radio reports say spy gear seized from anti Castro agents is on display in Havana. The exhibit features high efficiency equipment used to send messages and receive instructions from the CIA during the ninth anniversary observance of the Committee for Defense of the Revolution.
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Miami
Fla
Havana
CIA
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Committee For Defense of the Revolution
Rail Threat Faces By Nixon as Strike Looms
Washington AP reports the Nixon administration must choose to block a rail strike or face a potential nationwide shutdown as four shopcraft unions threaten work stoppages on major lines. Officials weigh invoking the Railway Labor Act to delay the strike for 60 days while labor and management bargain.
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Washington
George P. Shultz
Shultz
Nixon
Speaking Frankly by Many Megrath
An essay on the gap between conceiving creative work and producing it. The author jokes about fashion and art fantasies, noting how mindset often clashes with steady hand and skill, and that recognizing personal limits is the practical concept that works.
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United States
Megrath
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Dite Kraft Foods
Ian Pr
Clinton
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