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Griffin Daily News
Pre-Marital
Sex Increases,
Doctors Told
MIAMI BEACH (UPD—About
half the women and three
fourths of the men in America
have full sexual experiences
before marriage, and one of
every six brides, is pregnant, a
Purdue University professor
told the American Medical
Association today.
Dr. Harold T. Christensen,
professor of sociology at
Purdue, in a report prepared
for delivery at the final day of
the annual AMA convention,
estimated that:
—‘‘Nearly one-fifth of unmar
ried college females and about
one-half of unmarried college
males have at one time or
another experienced sexual
relations.”
—“ln the general population,
approximately one-half of the
females and three-fourth of the
males have full sexual exper
ience at sometime before
marriage.”
—“ln the neighborhood of one
sixth of all brides are pregnant
at the time of the wedding.”
Cristensen’s report of new sex
values prevailing among the
nation’s youth was one of a
number of papers presented
today. They ranged from sex
education for adolescents and
preadolescents to a report on
sex and the senior citizen.
Christensen told the doctors
there is a "reasonable concen
sus among authorities that
premarital coitus in this coun
try is increasing, especially
among females and most
especially in relationships in
volving love and-or the promise
of marriage.”
The morning-iong sex forum
came as the American Osteo
pathic Association (AOA) re
jected a move by the AMA to
facilitate membership in the
medical organization for the
nation’s 13,000 osteopaths.
The virtual invitation extend
ed to osteopaths was one of
several policy decisions taken
Tuesday. Others included:
—Formally outlawing racial
bars to AMA membership— a
move expected to Increase
participation by Negro physi
cians.
— Slightly stiffening the
AMA’s position against ci
garette smoking although refus
ing to issue a blanket condem
nation of smoking.
Infiltration
In Vietnam
Shows Decrease
SAIGON (UPI) — American
sources today said the number
of North Vietnamese troops
invading South Vietnam dropped
in November to its lowest point
in 1968.
The sources said current
6,000 and 7,000 North Vietna
mese troops infiltrated into
South Vietnam last month.
It marked a dramatic de
crease from the 20,000 to 30,000
Hanoi soldiers who slipped
south of the border each month
from March to September, the
sources said.
They said the number of
infiltrators now has fallen back
to the levels of 1967, before the
Communists massed for their
big February offensive in South
Vietnam.
Highly placed authorities said
the reduced infiltration could be
attributed to several factors
but, as yet, they were unwilling
to pin it on a permanent
deescalation by North Vietnam.
Food Shopping
Guide
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WASHINGTON (UPI) — The
following guide to the nation’s
food buys for the weekend was
prepared by the U.S. Depart
ments of Agriculture and
Interior for United Press
International.
USDA’s consumer and mark
eting service reports that
weekend food shoppers should
find ample stocks of meat,
vegetables and fruit in food
stores and supermarkets.
Broiler-fryer chickens and
turkeys continue as leaders as
being the most abundant meats.
But pork continues to be
abundant also in most areas
with bacon, Boston butts, and
smoked picnics the most
prominent features along with
the usual fresh cuts. Some beef
cuts are in the abundant
category, including roasts and
steaks and ground beef.
Seafood buys to watch for are
oysters, canned salmon, canned
tuna, and fish fillets, according
to the U.S. Department of the
Interior.
Fresh vegetables in good
supply in all areas are cabbage,
onions, and potatoes. Good
stocks of celery may appear in
some areas. Apples, bananas,
grapefruit, oranges, and tange
rines are the most abundant
fresh fruits.
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