Agnew calls for housing reform and private investment
In New York a Nixon administration ally urged shifting from federally subsidized housing to private mortgage and tax credit reforms to broaden housing credit access. He argued current programs fail to help the three million families in substandard homes and criticized the cost and stigma of public housing.
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Cae Pon
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Maryland
Smart shopping cuts calories and costs for large families
Marie T asks how to feed a family of five on a tight budget without sacrificing calories. Dr Crane counsels calculating calories per penny, cites inexpensive staples like oats, dry beans, and simple proteins, and suggests using children's math to compare prices. He warns about wasteful spending, high water and energy costs, and offers thrifty tips and a paid book request.
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Marie
Marie T
Dr. Crane
Sretch
Missing Boy Found At Home Safe In Bed
A multi day search for years old Robbie Kresbsbach ended when the boy was found asleep in his own bed Tuesday morning. Police had issued radio and TV appeals and neighbors aided the house search after his mother reported him missing Monday afternoon. His father noticed the child in a neighbor’s dockyard bedroom.
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Imperial Beach
Calif
Robbie Kresbsbach
Bobbie
Richard
Plete
Hopeful advances in medicine on cortisone side effects
Articles describe Vitamin D to improve calcium absorption during long term cortisone arthritis treatment, potential broader uses, and reduced fracture risk. Biofeedback at Johns Hopkins shows bowel control improvements in children, and facial reconstruction surgery advances by Converse Munro Tessier trio, enabling repositioning of facial and skull parts for deformities.
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David R. Leonard
Theodore J. Hahn
Washington University School of Medicine
Jewish Hospital of
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
John M. Converse
Institute For Reconstructive Plastic Surgery
New York City
Jan R. Munro
Hospital For
Toronto
Paul Tessier
Paris
Blind Hypnotist Relies On Voice Technique
Hollywood Florida AP reports blind hypnotist William Craft says he uses voice to put people under rather than eye contact. He asks subjects to close eyes, relax, and breathe deeply while his sight is failing from illness learned in the Navy. Craft works by referral and favors helping students with educational problems.
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Hollywood
Fla
William Craft
Ihru
Navy
Administration Warns Of Fuel Rationing
The Nixon administration urged a seven percent cut in energy use and announced a public education campaign to conserve fuel. White House adviser John A Love warned voluntary limits may give way to mandatory action if demand outpaces supply amid Middle East tensions and uncertainty in oil deliveries.
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Nixon Administration
Merce Department
White House
Citizens’ Advisory
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Middle East
United States
Europe
U.S
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Interior Department
Soverny Conservation
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Indiana Business College
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