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Show The Salt Lake Tribum, Thursday, 2 t 197 uguxt Wjtrrgatf Blot king lrogrr U.S. Functions Despite Hearings mypfn SBrci J3 ot The writer - iv WoxhmeiofA tor edilor &g ASHING ION Mi Berkeley Bombshell Ripples Wider 1 lie Los Angeles 1 line-- . WASHINGTON Four yeais have passed since the lust bombshell was thiown by Plot ithur Jensen of Beike mam Ls will recall, the bombs hell was an article m the Han aril Review, claiming to piove that there was a ditier-cnc- significant in average in- claim Jensens was buttressed by mountains of data taken from intelligence tests in just about every period since IQ testing and quite properly began. Instantly the Jensen article provoked th most violent controversy Jensemsm," as Prof Jensens view was angrily labeled, became a byword m most American universities Wonh Recalling lliese unhappy facts ar now worth h calling tor several further unhappy reasons Sometime ago Prof Jensen s view gained open support, in this lountry m a remarkable article by Dr Richard Herrnstein of Harvard and m England an Dellen 11. Hails Ksemk A Now, moreovei a new phase seems be opening A new book bleaklv entitled Kate' is siiortlv to be published by the intensely lespectablc Ov tord Lmveisitv Press The author. John R Baker is an emeritus membei ol Ox lord tmvoiMtys liming taeuitv In the past Baker has published a series ol biological tests of several kinds, including one as with the late Haldane to Bakr has never betore lectured or published on the unimaginably complex of California, of Soldier Intelligence subject of his new books title. But it is sity World Wars I and II. in still a symptom one cannot disregard, s II Prof Tuddenham is coirect, the avthat this vast tome, again giving the most unqualified support for Jenserage intelligence of all American men, as repiesented by those joining up tor emsm, is now appealing under the ausWorld War I was dramatically lower pices of a major university i1press than tile similar average attained m Allied f ymptom World War II The difference was more Thei e is also another, allied sy mptom than as gieat as the current difierence one dare not disregard Prof Jensens Pm! Jensen has found between average two new books Genetics and Kduca black and average white intelligence tion" and Educability and Gnwp Diitet Admits Many I actors ernes." were considered worthy topics ol Prot Tuddenham admitted there were the leading review in the limes Litei mam factors that might help to ol a couple of weeks ary Supplement account for the startling difierence m his ago test results fiom the two wars Net he was no also found it difticult to i scape the conThe anonymous reviewer enthusiast lor Prol lensen s findings clusion that soldiers of World War 11 were markedly superior to their falners in the functions measured bv the particular IQ test that was used ally creates enough trouble to warrant less than 20 ew Guinea woman who gave birth to a ibv and, a week later, showed signs iat a twin might emergency surgery left been e 'hind Two days ter, examination the Goroka Nave Hospital Iterine Bleeding One mentioned uterine bleeding The physicians were able to detect a viable letus in five of the mothers All live delivered live babies via surgery. Jamaica appears to be the mecca for extra uterine iv con-rme- d the suspi-on- s The twin as not in the uter- but in the abdo-uncavity, and l operation was quired to deliver the second infant Ectopic Pregnancies of ectopic percent Ninety tivp the located in are tallopian egnanues be It is most unusual to find a fullv-'eloped fetus outside the uterus and in Tins occurs because the e abdomen die or must be removed of ova aionty ithin a few weeks In Jamaica, where a atistical study was done on more than 100 deliveries m the Obstetrical Departed at the University College Hospital, ore were 10 abdominal pregnancies ns might not be unusual, except that all these women had been pregnant for at ast 20 weeks The fertilied ovum is not at home m s a result, it usu e abdominal cavitv el acceptance For obvious reasons this is a trend that needs careful thought You have some very curious things to think about, too For example, there is the short but startling study by Prof R D Tudden-ham- , a Jensen colleague at the Univer- Abdominal Pregnancies Pose Real Problem in Detecting Several years ago we wrote about a "Jensemsm was still hi Id worthy of intensely serious discussion in the tradi lional place ol honor, m an immensely venous and influential Bntish publica Don Such signs are ca. ' to read if you know how mean that Prof They letivens viewpoint is edging its wav upwards, towaids much widei uiudctnu ol Lon LBS e telligence between blacks and whites. Dr. T. a nook b l)r don Lmveisitv ill The ttuth is that most govern nt rd op orations ate not jtteitul In a plungi in And the the populai ttv of a piosulenl s is most today government pertormance vonspicuouslv misuablo in the aiea w'ure Mr N.xmt is economic poluy do what ho wants to fice lonspuuously in weeks In this group, only two of the women had noted slight pam pregnancies But m most ectopic pregnancies the tertilied ovum gets stuck m the tube before it can reach the uterus It takes root, and the first few weeks are like an s the ovum begins ordinary pregnancy to enlarge, the tube 4s stretched, and the woman develops lower abdominal pain Miscarriage Imminent n irregular bloody vaginal dischaige or spotting ensues, suggesting an early miscarriage Surgery is advised when this diagnosis is made However, if the condition i' neglected, the ovum finally grows too large for the tube', and the tube ruptures This very painful condition, olten associated with shock, now becomes an emergency because of internal bleeding Much of this is avoided if the woman reports to her physician as soon as she thinks 'he is pregnant spin!) tail at the head ol the UM ot things he was ileited to do, things whnh hose wlm w Has 22 Important 1 Paee Nixon implies that, because ol Watergate, the congressional calendar is gathering cobwebs W hat nonsense The guts of government are the appropriations bills The House is well ahead of last y ears pace m getting those bills out The Senate is further of ' committee. Air him fi on allegedlx waul lining Obviotish Mi Nixon does not wan! tin public to understand the faits about more Ilian he wants it ,,ov eminent an to undet stand the facts about his admin iMiatnms felonies He has virluallv tit nt d the ttuth about both im levant Red in Tooth and t law P this apptoaili plavs in Pcoua because Mr Vxmi suictid' will tii it in muting lVmia agaai't He puss c mi gloss and espeuallv tin Sitiiln viM gale inmimttiT If lie n delates Hus no in a senes of public spumin' Aiid'id in politics is going to rest molt nature led Air Nixon is tmiu to set against one anoHui those who do and those who do not warn to primed with the Senate mvt sCgalmn lind tin tiuth about Ins ailministiatu.n s felonies in tooth and tbiw Words Emigre ss, looking aiound for some more power to give the executive, umuKted the Economic stablili, ation Act This lean piece ot mmlm-- l mnt mis The TH) words, tlie important 22 bong lYosuient is authmimd to l.siie such toilers and regulati ms as he mav (lee in ap pi opriatc to stabilize pines tents w,gi' and salaries Thus Mr Nixri has been able 1o act on Ins own m making the etonnmy what it is today It is going to take some exotic lea the pub soiling by Mr Nixon to coin tine lie that Sen Lowell AAeiikei is to blame lor raging inflation licet shortages tin In 1970 Most id the wavs the government touches the lives ot the average Amort can are impervious to politic al squalls or example, contiaiy to what you might think, neither wheat nor college football is 'lie largest source ol income in Nebiasku Social Secuuty is We could tae the While House and suspend Ion gress and the government compute! s would still i burn out the checks And lot that niattei, the wheat subMdv payments ate not intluencid by the Piesident s standing in the Gallup Poll mud i xplott Wall i gale ti ki i p 1 1 The government s j juggernaut with an awesome me 'lentum ot its own Mort than 70 percent ot the budget consists ol uncontrollablcs expenditures autlioi-lzeby existing law These aio not at tec ted by Wateigatc. in any tiling else Well Ahead of reasons known tin1 could be and in other veils win disposed ot with vo it votes suih vote' are quicker and diaw tewir membei' Last yiai tin Horn lommittee wotk senate i.iM i2 reioid votes an all turn In h This year the Senate is ahead ot that paee This does not prow iimli ibout ai" thing but it is mdemt that Hie senate is burning up a lot of lalones and that U i not immobili id b- - AA.ibr ate the admuustr ition s most nasoi Tile ono perloi manic is in dealing wmi the mv But i ome lull in low l.ullup Polls nothing cm mteiUie wtth Mr N i n s fneilom to conttol, frec.e and genet all tinker with the eionomv d jo!?ei)h AKoj) to1 example ko to l. ml and Senate Majoritv Whip Lob, il Bud DW A a Hie Senate has bun wasting an enoimous amount ot t mu i.i'tuu rev out votes oil the sort ot tliaic' Nixon s spmh was an exorcise in what adinuuMi.itio'i thcoietiuans Used tp call ' positive polan zatmii " His new tactic is to rails his remaining supporters around the nation that the nation's welfare is thieatened bv government parole ms uiused by the Wa teigale investigation Itms he now uses to prejih nonsei.st the bully pulpit about Hie tunc turning ol goveiiinu nt todav W !sm' gg(v Notft Editor Nufiomjl flevie i ust lei s ami otln r signs ol the time Bui tl it is what he tnul to do m Ins when he pul imitiolling mllaMon behmil tl e House Hi m usual but the ic.i 'Oils for this ni e unroluti d to W atei g ite By Gem go I Will Ihe Washington Pom Senator Soaper Hoarding meat in a freezer might be all right, until the monthly power outage defrosts it c The tiny .tigeis of the nttlest league make no apologies about being deleated by a girls team except to point out, they were bigger than we are is know n Pei haps the milv advantage m this tu is that it will help us see il the imnmitlee has the kidnev to tou-J- i it lac Sen Lrun is running !m ie election Sen Baker is running for Prisi dent We know what ol television peismialdies thev aie when the going is sir nth Now wi shall sei uh.it kind ol ineii thev ail out Nixons spei'ill was imptv ol but ilnisiveness and fi mu that we learn smm thing The leasmi he vx t nl thiee months without saying anxtnmg mi Ins own behalf is that lie has nothing to sav His employes wmt as long as they mulil saying (as St Augustine said to God) that Mi Nixon is justly siviet This was an unsjtis-taitmand sei ret ly just it was more satisfacbut postuie, If Mr. tory than positive polarization Nixon really gets energetic about dividing the nut.on, we may soon be hoping that the cat again will get his tongue All y "V WHO HAS THE LOWEST FOOD PRICES IN TOWN? ASK OUR CUSTOMERS! Mihi CHOPS it f mnt GRAIN FED WHOLE OR HALF YEARLING MUTTON These facts alone are enough to indicate the complexities of the problem But one aspect of the problem is not in the least complex The barrages of data tired off by Prof. Jensen and his supporters cannot and must not be permitted to generate defeatism about the urgent, basic national schools problem of our urban Also Bear Burden Here the lettwmg educational theorists must also bear a heavy burden of blame Here the best example is the silly book on equality m education by Christopher lencks ol Harvard Jencks dismissed compensatory schooling as a total non remedy even more cavalierly than Pi of Jensen The schools, Jencks said m etlect, were useless tools to deal wth the handicaps so obviously imposed by poverty and exclusion Yet thev are the only possible tools' On this point neither Jencks nor Jensen has examined the evidence There is little enough evidence, to be sure In th's country, m fact, we have hid only one senous adequately experiment with improved ghetto the schooling That experiment More Effective Schools in New N ork furthermore, died early from the neglect and even the hostility of thinkers like Jencks But before the expel, nent died, deep ghetto third graders in New York City were reading at the level of the national average And right there is wheie we ought to start work again on one of our giavest national pioUenis INTRODUCING SWIFTS BABY MEAT PERMANENT 314 ox. 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