Unemployed American Finds Fault with Foreign Goods
A man recounts a visit with friends where his friend John, out of work for six months, criticizes America while flaunting imported and foreign-made items. The visit includes Japanese cars, German ship memories, Asian textiles, and Irish linen at dinner amid other overseas-produced goods.
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What Can We Do About It The Call To Civic Duty
Thoughtful Americans face upheaval from mob rule racketeers drug sales and government waste. Citizens are urged to contact Senators and Congressmen vote for reform support youth programs hire the unemployed expose extortionists join juries and help community organizations November through December urged for active good citizenship.
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Worry Clinic exposes sex myths and dieting fixes
Dr George W Crane debunks the claim that more men are frigid and urges wives to slim down and refresh habits to revive romance. He prescribes diet within honeymoon weight, stopping cigarettes, using perfumes, and seductive dress, promoting a booklet for readers.
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Spies Quietly Infiltrate State Department in Washington
An estimated 1,500 intelligence agents from CIA DIA NSA have moved into key State Department posts causing grumbling among foreign service officers. Grievances include rigged promotions and forced transfers to clear space for operatives. One case involves Charles Anderson bumped from Sofia to aid a CIA agent. Officials refuse to confirm numbers.
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Banking bill shapes tax favors for banks on Senate docket
Senate Banking Chair John Sparkman schedules a closed session to consider S-3652 drafted by the American Bankers Association. A confidential staff memo claims the bill could cost states up to a billion dollars yearly and would deepen banks’ tax advantage, while a ABA spokesman says it clarifies Fed ideas and aims to carry them out. George McGovern weighs running mate options Ted Kennedy Hubert Humphrey rebuff him.
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Hitch says no more TV suspense dramas
New York UPI reports Alfred Hitchcock dismisses new TV suspense projects noting the old thrillers remain in constant circulation. Over ten years ending 1965 he produced 237 half hour videos and 91 one hour shows that never go off the air.
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