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Judge Gibson E. Gorman, a law graduate of Chicago's Loyola University, gave Mary Doornbos the custody of her son, but otherwise ruled flatly against her. Artificial donor insemination, he held, is adultery and is contrary to public policy, and the offspring is illegitimate. (He raised no objection to...
When Mankiewicz finally does concentrate on the alleged problems of a tempestuous Spanish beauty, he shows the same lack of decision. He just can't decide what the poor girl's trouble is. First, she is a hot-blooded little wanton who, while proud of the fact that "no man...
"We Are Winning!" With victory, Ho Chi Minh's prestige reached a new high in Asia. Nationalists of many lands, for all their objection to Communism, could not help taking pride in the exploits of an Asian army against their old masters from Europe. Indo-China's wait...
The most valid objection to requiring lower or upper level Natural Science courses for science majors is not that the courses are unnecessary, but that they are unsophisticated. Really worthwhile instruction must be in small discussion groups, where the subjects could be tailored to the interests and preparation of the...
In the air, the big need is for broader use of Distance Measuring Equipment, which, with VOR (very high-frequency radio signals), tells a pilot where he is within one-half a nautical mile. To install the DME system will cost the airlines about $6,000 a plane. Says T.W.A...