Americans misinformed on health and markets in busy year
A Philadelphia FDA survey shows one fifth believe disease partly from lack of vitamins and minerals while over a third misjudge weight loss methods. The piece contrasts health myths with a New York market view, noting most futures trades target risk rather than delivery and detailing large profits for soybean meal and broiler speculators.
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Philadelphia
Food and Drug Administration
New York
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Margin trading and Nixon Watergate chatter mix in markets and politics
The article outlines high risk leverage in margin trading with 5 to 10 percent cash and large potential gains, noting big firms and Merrill Lynch promoting commodity participation. It shifts to Washington buzz over President Nixon’s role in Watergate, citing aides and advisers about espionage, the break in, and political strategy lessons from Chotiner.
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Board of Trade
Mercantile Exchange
Kansas City
Winnipeg
Minneapolis
New York
Chicago
The
Merrill Lynch
Thundering Herd
Washington
Nixon
Democratic Party
Senate
Nixon Aide Recalls Hate of Political Rivalry and Watergate Details
The piece portrays Nixon as enjoying political intrigue and describes alleged espionage and sabotage efforts in 1971 aimed at undercutting rivals like Muskie Wallace and McGovern. It cites Haldeman and Kalmbach involvement, Segratti payments, Dean's potential lies, and discoverable foreign service officers assigned to the White House in 1972. It notes Gray's FBI testimony and Burton's findings on staff details.
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Maine
Ed Muskie
Muskie
Alabama
George Wallace
South Dakota
George McGovern
H.R. Haldeman
Dwight Chapin
Nixon
Herbert Kalmbach
Kalmbach
FBI
Donald Segretti
Phillip Burton
D-Calif
Dean
Elmer Staats
Foreign Service
White House
General Accounting Office
Burton
State Department
Luxury motels spark a budget lodging boom nationwide
Ceci Day, a Macon realtor, started Day's Inns in 1970 after expensive hotel stays on a Disneyland trip. By 1973 the budget motel concept spread to 43 operating and 30 more in development, with 15 more chains planning similar inns. Uniform design and reduced services drive costs, with rooms about 12 by 24 feet. Day's Inns also distributes New Testaments to guests.
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Savannah
Suburbia its women world through a night shift man
A night worker in Scituate learns suburbia is dominated by women. At 11 p.m. townsfolk are mothers in station wagons and the telephone reveals the all pervasive presence of women. Suburbia’s daybreak standards clash with a man’s attempts at normalcy as calls, chores, and errands reveal social pressures.
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Scituate
Mass
Suburbia
How Long to Settle an Estate and Executor Proof
The time to settle an estate varies with size and complexity. Small, simple estates may finish in seven to eight months, while large or taxed estates can take years, especially if federal estate tax reform is involved. A final accounting with court approval and distribution completes duties, and a discharge order filed with the court proves completion. Under certain conditions an executor may distribute assets at his own risk with professional advice, without a formal court order.
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Lansdale North Penn
J-Corry Journal
Huan Scott
Hugh
Murray Chatiner
Chatiner
By Jack Anderson
Haldeman
L. Patrick Gray
John W. Dean III
Howard Hunt
Hunt
Executive Office Building
Paul Harvey
Ceci Day
Macon, Ga
California
Disneyland
Day’s Inns
Motel Six Inc
Scottish Inns
Chalet Swisse International
Econo-Travel
Planning Economy Inns
Howard Johnson’s and
Holiday
Roy Overton
Cecil Day
Is Corporation
Day‘s Inns
Hal Boyle
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