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c o n f lic t . D a d a n d M o m
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w a n t sons a n d d a u g h te rs to be so m e ­
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study by a c o m m itte e c h a ire d by
D r . k in g sle y D a v is , p ro fe s s o r
of s o cio lo g y at the U n iv e rs ity of
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c o m m itte e In clu d e s seven o th e r
leaduig s o c ia l s c ie n tis ts
and
g e n e tic is ts .
E a r lie r stu d ie s have tended to
r e ly r a t he r e x c lu s iv e ly
on
h e re d ity as an index fa to r In tf«e
c a lc u la tio n of o n e 's m en ta l ca­
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of
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nm ent p la ys as a q u a lita tiv e
q u o tien t in th e d e te rm ln a ilo n of
on e 's m en ta l fa c u ltie s .
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spectable s c ie n tific q u a rte rs
th a t race is not a d e te n n u ia n t
fa c to r In m e a s u rin g In te llig e n c e
l'he m uch debated qu e stion of
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as co m p a re d to th a t o l the w hite
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a g e ncies
in v e s tig a te “ g e n etic
fa c to rs In human p e rfo rm a n c e -
a c a u tio u s p h ra s in g th a t
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c lu d e s that e x p lo s iv e Issue of
w h e th e r o r not b la c k I n te lli­
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who in s is ts on c o n fro n tin g the
issue w ith re le v a n t data ami
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f o r the past e ig h t y e a rs , the
P re s id e n t has Issued a p ro ­
c la m a tio n In tr ib u te to the
n a tio n ’ s o ld e r c itiz e n s , the
E m p lo ym e n t D i v i s i o n an­
nounced h e re to d a y . T he them e
o f S e n io r C itiz e n s ’ M onth ,
M ay 1971, w ill b e , “ T o w a rd
A N a tio n a l PoUcy on A g in g .”
T he 66 S e n io r A id e s p ro ­
je c ts thro u g h o u t th e c o u n try
p re s e n tly p ro v id e 4,963 p a r t-
tim e s lo ts f o r e n ro lle e s o v e r
55 y e a rs o f age, th e E m p lo y ­
m ent D iv is io n sa id .
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a re In s u ffic ie n t to a cco m m o ­
d a te th e n u m erous o ld e r w o rk ­
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tim e e m p lo ym e n t. T h e E m ­
p lo y m e n t
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a b le m anpow er so u rc e w h i c h
p ro v id e s not o n ly m any w e ll
q u a lifie d w o rk e rs on a f u l l ­
tim e b a sis but a lso p ro v id e s
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