Money Goes Out of Style in Modern Credit World
Editorial contrasts 1930s scarcity with today’s abundance and debt culture. It notes the shift from thrift to credit as status, the credit card as a symbol of affluence, and questions when the bill for easy money will arrive. The piece cites Franklin and Smith as old values lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Franklin
Adam Smith
Paris
Cairo
Hong Kong
U.S. House of Representatives
James Madison
London
Westminster Abbey
Edward the Confessor
Ignatz the Stupid
Victory Drive
Savannah
Collins Avenue
Miami Beach
Swan Islands
Orville G. Islands
Impressions Of Inez Fashion Magazine Nudity Opinion
Impressions of Inez Fashion columns critique Vogue Christmas issue featuring nude portraits and nudist themes. The piece mocks fashion trends noting a shift toward minimal coverage and predicting nudity as fashion’s next phase with playful celebrity name checks and social commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dahomey
Vitamin D and skin color linked, Loomis argues
Brandeis professor W F Loomis suggests dark skin evolved to regulate vitamin D intake, while lighter skin developed in temperate zones to ensure sun exposure. He cites a Science journal article and emphasizes universal human unity and the need to overcome prejudice and seek peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W F. Loomis
Brandeis University
Loomis
Journal
Science
Tropics
Jesus
Washington press snarls diplomacy in Vietnam clash
Washington misgivings over U S press coverage strain relations with Asian leaders. Sihanouk Burma Ne Win Thailand King Bhumi bol and Grivas are cited with incidents and misreports fueling diplomatic friction and public uproar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Vietnam
U.S
Prince Sihanouk
Cambodia
Ne Win
Burma
United States
State Department
Jacqueline Kennedy
Sihanouk
America
Time Magazine
Thailand
Bhumibol
Time
Informal roundup of squibs and trivia by readers
Maclean presents a collage of trivia and quips from news agencies. He adds sarcastic parenthetical notes, touching on elephants, poets, currency, governors, and odd historical claims, ending with a topical jab about the White House, celebrities, and Vietnam-era protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Maclean
Washington
South America
James Russell Lowell
Julia Ward Howe
Emmy Lazarus
New York York City
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Paris
Europe
United States
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Washington, D. C
Samoa Islands
McCarthy Runs as Democrats See Pick to Beat LBJ
The piece notes Senator Eugene McCarthy entering the presidential race as a challenge to Lyndon B. Johnson. It questions Loyals opposition and hints Mae may pursue or oppose Bobby Kennedy, while McCarthy promotes a platform granting any American boy a chance to become President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen
Eugene McCarthy
Lbj
Gene
Lyndon
Mae
Bobby Kennedy
Senator McCarthy
Bobby
Rockefeller Signals and GOP Governors Eye 1968 Nomination
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller emerged as the likely 1968 Republican nominee as GOP governors gather in Palm Beach. Some suggested Rockefeller could be drafted at Miami Beach, while others warned that events may dictate the outcome. Rockefeller hinted he might accept a convention draft, and conservatives like Tim Babcock signaled possible support if Nixon falters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Biossat
NEA
Washington
Palm Beach
Fla
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Miami Beach
Rockefeller Himslf
Repub
Palm
Tim Babcock
Montana
Richard Nixon
Ronald Reagan
California
Nixon
George Romney
Will
Johnson
Mar
Rofeller
LBJ
Romney
New
Hamashir
Wisconsin
Reagan
Barry Goldwater
Palm B
To The Point Airlines missing boat Overfeeding passenger
Airline column critiques inflight meals calling for simpler fare such as sandwiches and chocolate bars. Notes cramped quarters, messy soup mishaps, and urging restraint on alcohol sales. Suggests free newspapers and magazines, and jokes about stewardesses and nostalgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Kirk
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Rudolf Nureyev
Playboy
Vogue
Richard Burton
Paul Newman
Peter Sellers
Lee Marvin
Joey Bishop
Bob Dylan
Don Ameche
Mike Nichols
Kennedy
Leonard Bernstein
Dick Anderson
Marlon Brando
Cesare Siepi
Jack Benny
Smothers Brothers
Beatles
John V. Lindsay
H.H.H. Edward Albee
Eric Sevareid
Rockefeller Brothers
Robert Merrill
Truman Capote
George Hamilton
James Keller
Press
South Vietnam
Far Eastern Economic Review
Peter Boog
Nein
Zambia
Mirian Makeba
Miss Makeba
Tanzania
Stokely Carmichael
George Grivas
Cyprus
Greece
Turkey
Grivas
Constantine
GOP
Albert Quie
Minn
Charles Goodell
N.Y
OEO
Quie
Goodell
Minnesota
Capitolisms
Nancy Dickerson
White House
Sanitation Department
Defense Department
Cing
Harold Coffin
Washington News
Rocky
South
Rockeler
Tennessee
Carolina
England
Miniski
Miss Pepper
Gener
Biddeford
Saco
Adams Street
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Telephone Business
Associated Press
AP News
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