The Worry Clinic Advice From a Real Estate Seller
Dr Jay shares worries about childhood advantages and money management in a Chicago context. A real estate salesman advises renting upstairs rooms to middle class students to cover the mortgage, warning against renting to wealthy offspring. The piece argues wealth does not grant financial wisdom and urges earning spending money and self-help booklets.
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Jay
Chicago
State University
Dr. Jay
John D. Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Doctor clashes over dog bite treatment in common sense clash
A letter to Dr. William Brady argues against cauterization and Pasteur virus for dog bites. It defends wound disinfection and tetanus antitoxin only if properly indicated, criticizing outdated medical lore and health officers. The writer mocks the notion that dog mouths harbor tetanus germs and emphasizes toxin risks and proper care.
Industrial Output Drops for Second Straight Month
Washington reports August industrial production slumped eight tenths of a percent led by steel cutbacks and auto industry effects. The Fed index stood at 105.1, 6.1 percent below 1969 high and 2.4 percent above November low. Unemployment rose to 6.1 percent while retail sales rose about 1.5 percent.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Nixon
Fascinating Woman Aims to Break TV Production Barriers
Hollywood AP reports a six minute segment on NETs The Great American Dream Machine titled Fascinating Woman starring Jane Fonda. Barbara Gordon produced and Francine Parker directed an all woman team while writers Judy Parker and Bernice Blohm contributed music and lyrics. The piece highlights women in front of the camera but notes persistent masculine control behind it.
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Hollywood
Jane Fonda
KCET
Barbara Gordon
Francine Parker
Judy Parker
Bernice Blohm
Miss Fonda
Gordon
NBC
Hugh Downs
Joe Garagiola
NET
CBS
ABC
Joan Ganz Coong
United States to consider Red China seat at UN
The United States plans a Thursday United Nations meeting to discuss cosponsoring resolutions that could seat the People's Republic of China on the Security Council. A State Department spokesman said Washington aims to prevent Nationalist China from being ousted and noted strong UN sentiment for PRC representation. The press officer predicted the US will likely keep Nationalist China in the UN, amid Taiwan discussions of a possible veto.
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Washington
United States
United Nations
China
U.N. Security Council
State Department
U.S
Security Council
People’s Republic of China
Charles Bray
Taiwan
Elwood City Court Busy Docket Sees 20 Cases and Trials
Elwood Judge Michael Tancey oversaw a lengthy session Tuesday with 20 cases and two trials. Defendants faced assorted charges from assault and battery to driving offenses. Sentences included fines, jail time, and suspended privileges while several cases went to later dates.
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Elwood
Michael Tancey
Tom C. Frye
Green Acres Trailer Ct
Arthur Short
Ninth St
Ronald Ritter
J St
Alan Dale Bradley
S. B
Robert Jimenez
Ray Prothers Canning Co
Hobbs
Paul Guzman
Marion
Bert Anderson
S. M St
Dennis Kelly
S. F St
Cass County seeks curb on 18 year old drinkers from Indiana
Cass County commissioners asked lawyers to find ways to deter young drinkers from Indiana as Michigan lowers the drinking age from 21 to 18 on January 1. The move aims to address potential influx and enforcement concerns as neighboring state residents may cross into Cass County to buy alcohol.
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Elwood City Court
Eddie W. Phillips
Rt. 2
Robert Porter
S. J .St
Nettie Stevenson
Gregory Conwell
Frank Bell
Greens Hotel
Mary Tompkins
Ind
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Jerry Brummet
14Th St
Gerry Brummet
Mark L. Hosier
E. Lynn
Anderson
John P. Cates
Burley Davis
Chamness Ave
Don Davis
Charles Church
Orestes Rd
Alexandria
Mller Haggink, Inc
Meridian
Lveg
Victor Olivetti
Bulletin-Herald
Agilon
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