Study Finds No Sex Revolutions In Modern Behavior
Scientists report no sexual revolution but a continuation of trends from prior generations. College women link first intercourse with love while men remain opportunistic. birth control raises enjoyment more than activity. Findings come from 1967 surveys of about 1,200 college students at Indiana University and peers from the 1940s and 1950s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Blakeslee
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Sion
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Paul H. Gebhard
Institute For Sex Research
Indiana University
Alfred C. Kinsey
William Simon
The
Institute
Bloomington, Ind
Gebhard
UAW Ratifies GM Contract Boosting Pay by 1700
UAW members ratified a General Motors pact raising the average auto worker's annual pay by 1700 by year end 1870. Production workers approved 5 to 1 and skilled trades 7 to 2. Ratification ends a four month gap with GM and aligns with Ford and Chrysler deals.
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Detroit
UPI
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors Corp
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
Ford
Open Jackpot Rodeo At River Road Benefits The Blind
An open jackpot rodeo runs tomorrow and Sunday at 1600 E River Road with events at 1 30 p m including bareback riding bull riding team roping and a girls barrel race Stock is by Big Sky Rodeo Contractors and concessions by Northside Lions Club Proceeds aid the blind Vic Carmen will share the announcers booth with Dick McDonald Admission is free Lil Abner s Steak House will host a double roping session Sunday and Monday The Los Caballeros Restaurant will sponsor a jackpot roping at 3 p m Sunday at Trail Dust Town on Tanque Verde Road The Southern Arizona Cutting Horse Association announces 1967 final standings in open and novice cuts with multiple winners listed Officers elected include Maynard Chartier president Charles Nix vice president and Elaine Wheatly secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherry Spears
E. River Road
Big Sky Rodeo
Northside Lion’s Club
Vic Carmen
Dick McDonald
Lil Abner
Los Caballeros
Trail Dust Town
Tanque Verde Road
Southern Arizona Cutting Horse Association
Alsah
Margaret Bessengay
Bonita Te
Air Pollution Budget Receives $16428 Grant Increase
Pima County Health Department gains a $16428 Public Health Service grant extension, raising the air pollution control budget to shift to a fiscal year from July 1. New funds will cover four full-time and two part-time salaries, with county matching all USPHS appropriations. Senator Carl Hayden and Representative Morris Udall reported the grant.
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Pima County Health Department
U.S. Public Health Service
William F. R. Griffith
Health Department
Pima County
USPHS
Griffith
Second Grand Theft Case Dismissal Sought
The County Attorney seeks dismissal of a second grand theft case against J. Carlos McCormick after the Court of Appeals granted a full review of his first case. The motion, by Chief Deputy Lars Pedersen, argues it is inappropriate to proceed with new charges while the appellate ruling is pending. A hearing is set for 9 a.m. January 8 before Judge Lawrence Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
J. Carlos McCormick
Lars Pedersen
Court of Appeals
McCormick
Alianza Hispano Americana
William J. Schafer Tit
State Supreme Court
Pedersen
Lawrence Howard
Sale Of Lusk Lands Given Partial O.K.
The sale of 92 lots in the Sher wood Village and Desert Steps subdivisions to Tucson Federal Savings & Loan Association received partial court approval. Judge James A. Walsh must finalize the sale, requested by trustee T. A. Rigg for Lusk Corp, with review by U.S. Bankruptcy Referee Hugh Caldwell. Tucson Federal offers $1,500 cash and agrees to assume first mortgage obligations, 51 lots located in Desert Steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherwood Village
Desert Steppes
Tucson Federal Savings & Loan Association
U.S. Dist
James A. Walsh
T. A. Rigg
Lusk Corp
U.S
Hugh Caldwell
Tucson Federal
Desert
War I Vets To Meet In Pima Barracks 218 Session
World War I veterans are welcome to attend a Monday meeting of Pima Barracks 218 and Ladies Auxiliary at the Salvation Army Temple and Youth Center 1001 N. Richey Blvd. The 7:30 p.m. business meeting will be followed by a coffee and social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pima
Ladies Auxiliary
Salvation Army Temple and Youth Center
N. Richey Blvd
Lie Tests Sought for $364000 Armored Car Hijack
Authorities plan lie detector tests for Kane Security Co employees after the $364,000 theft in Youngstown Ohio. Police believe an inside job is likely as the uniformed thief opened the cab with two keys and left behind nearly $40,000. A 1959 car linked to the pursuit remains missing as a major lead.
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Youngstown, Ohio
UPI
Kane Security Co
FBI
Kane
Donald Hawkins
Boardman Township
Hawkins
Mill Creek Park
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Charles Nix
Claudia Roll
W. G. Cox
Leo
Don McKinley
Leo Diamond
Tom Lyons
Tom
Gene Payne
Moons Pokey
Blank Five Domino
Gene Nix
Buzzys Frosty
Henry
Eva Worthy
Tucson
Maynard Chartier
Elaine Wheatly
Oy Solates
LLI
Raul Erle
Ed Joeal
Verges
Ki Tee
Sen
Carl Hayden
Rep
Morris K. Udall
As Saab
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Tom Wood and
ALL the Gang
Asarco
American Smelting and Refining Company
General Electric TV
Vegar
East
22Nd St
Mii Tisrat
Er Now
Quinielas
Stone & Congress
Faulilisoivet
Nee & Congress
Drachman
Miracle Mile
Oracle Racle
Wetmore
First Avenue
Turf Club
URF Club
River Road
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