Douglas Book on Rebellion Spurs Debate on Impeachment
The article analyzes Justice William O. Douglas's booklet Points of Rebellion a critique of the American establishment and calls for reform through protest and possible violence. It discusses impeachment standards and questions whether Douglas could face action over his stance and past associations amid a broader public legal dispute.
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Rise of frozen foods reshapes family living and meals
An analysis notes that frozen foods, and especially TV dinners, surged as family eating patterns shifted. More members dine at varied times, children cook, and many households require quick meals, boosting prepared foods to about 70 percent of sales.
U S Consumer Spending Breaks Down By Category
The article lists how U S consumers allocate spending across food and tobacco 23.2 percent housing 14.4 percent household operation 14.1 percent transportation 13.5 percent clothing and accessories 10.3 percent medical care 7.2 percent recreation 6.3 percent personal business 5.0 percent personal care 1.7 percent private education 1.6 percent religion and charity 1.5 percent other 0.7 percent. It notes credit cards’ rising role with San Diego jail accepting bail via cards and Davis Memorial Goodwill Industries enabling low income buyers to charge purchases on BankAmeriCard.
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