Construction Equipment In Viet Nam Exceeds Needs
A Senate subcommittee reports about $100 million in U S construction equipment in Vietnam not needed for the war effort and notes untold surplus materials. GAO criticizes management but says cost increases were not fully measurable. Surplus gear should shift to AID for local programs.
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The challenge of finding success stocks
The big problem is locating such stocks as those that show strong growth are rare. Investors face a scarcity of standout picks as high performing opportunities do not come often.
Poison ivy seen in outdoor areas prompts caution
In Washington DC an outdoor classroom scene shows hikers campers and picnickers urged to recognize poison ivy by its three leaf clusters. An aerosol spray is offered to kill the plant in lawns and prevent skin inflammation from contact.
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Brooks Blasts Reporters in Personal Privilege Speech
State Sen. Chet Brooks of Pasadena denounced reporting on his support for the lieutenant governor and Senate leadership over the appropriations bill. He said the decision was his alone, unrelated to outside calls, and warned against wild rumors. He criticized journalists for rumors and urged checkable reporting while defending his district and the state.
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Wages Rise Despite Sagging Firm Profits
Washington AP reports workers gained about 3 percent in new contracts in Q1 while overall gross national product rose 3.4 percent at an annual rate but real output slipped about 0.1 percent from Q4 1966. Corporate profits fell $45 billion, the steepest quarterly drop since 1959. Karen Hendrix, Miss Missouri contestant, wore a bathing suit under a pageant dress during Miss U.S.A. photo day in Miami.
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Still No Guidelines For Nudes In Films
Hollywood debates nudity in cinema as the production code era relaxes. The Pawnbroker controversy highlighted evolving standards. Jack Valenti of the MPAA explains no fixed yardstick and each case will be judged on taste and merit.
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