Consumerism gains steam in Japan and United States
Mrs. Hiroko Kofuji leads Japan's Better Living Information Center as consumerism expands in Tokyo and parallels U S trends. She cites mold in peanut butter door-to-door sales gaps and housing demands during a two week U S tour on a Japan U S Economic Council mission with 19 representatives.
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New York
United States
Hiroko Kofuji
Virginia Knauer
Bess Myerson
Tokyo
Kofuji
U.S
Japan
Kosugi
Consumer Affairs
Consumer Affairs Commission
Japan Women's College
Foreign Ministry
America
Better Living Information Center
Heart Operation Perfected By Cooley and Partners
Dr Den ton A Cooley a leading heart surgeon says a new valve replacement technique corrects idiopathic hypertrophic subaortic stenosis in the left ventricle extending life expectancy. Nine patients treated with seven alive and two died of other ailments. He cautions the method may not be final but offers a promising alternative to wall resection.
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Mack Houston
UPI
Denton A. Cooley
Cooley
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Best Of Press and Terrace Topics Skew Topics
A compilation of varied quotes and snippets from multiple papers. Comments range from baseball leg use and female efficiency to political rhetoric and lengthy quotes about honesty. The material stays as unrelated clippings and witty lines across several city papers.
Lack of Money May Close 200 US Colleges
UPI reports that as many as 200 independent colleges may close their final year due to money problems. College consortia formed regionally or nationally save costs by pooling libraries, laboratories, faculty, and business services. About 700 colleges participate. 63 groups share teaching facilities and staff.
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UPI
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United States
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Association of American Colleges
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Academy of Educational Development
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Alvin C. Eurich
Earih
New Orleans
New Hampshire
Suffolk University
California State
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