Americans Holding Tight to Their Money
The 1968 pattern shows Americans saving more and spending less than forecasts despite a strong Christmas season. Rising savings to take home pay hovered around 7 percent, with $6.5 billion annual impact versus 5.8 percent in 1965. Inflation worries, Vietnam, and tax fears dampen consumer optimism, delaying big purchases.
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A 70s woman asks which diet or supplement slows bone loss. Dr Molner notes osteoporosis as loss of calcium and suggests: one doctor, hormone if needed, calcium and protein rich diet, possible vitamins, and regular moderate exercise to strengthen bones and ease pain.
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Bolivia Prepares Swiss Arms to Counter Infiltration
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