Gallup Poll Finds Blindness Most Feared Disease
George Gallup reports that blindness ranks just behind cancer as what Americans fear most, with 30,000 projected to lose sight this year. The survey highlights cataracts and glaucoma as leading blindness causes, public misidentification of eye-doctor titles, and widespread use of glasses in households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gallup
Princeton
N. J
GaLlup
Research To
Prevent Blindness, Inc
Voluntary Health Organization
U. S
Angie Dickinson
Hollywood
Burt Bacharach
Paula Wayne
Golden Boy
Sammy Davis
Las Vegas
Flamingo
Danny Meehan
Liz Taylor
Paramount
Richard Burton
Hugh O’brian
Monte Proser
Village 2
Bucks County
Edgar Bergen
Viet Nam
Elvis Presley
Harry Belafonte
Shirley MacLaine
Claudine Auger
Federal Reserve In A Bind Again
The Federal Reserve faces renewed criticism from Congress and the White House over raising the discount rate and its independence. The piece outlines the Fed’s tools including discount rate, reserve requirements, and open market operations, plus stock ownership by member banks and the 12 regional banks.
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Federal Reserve
Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York
Federal Reserve Board
White House
Central Bank
Federal Reserve Act
Congress
Woodrow Wilson
U.S
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve System Open Market Committee
Fed
Federal Reserve Banks
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Richmond
Sinatra Jr. Stars At Basin St and Weizmann Dinner Recap
The column relays Vice President Hubert Humphrey at a Waldorf Weizmann Institute of Science dinner with a quip about hunger. It notes Frank Sinatra Jr. performing at Basin St. and hints at Ethel Merman’s possible political entry, plus a string of Hollywood anecdotes from Raquel Welch to Raquel Welch and Sam Donahue, and marriage changes with a humorous take on married life.
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New York
Humphrey
Weizmann Institute of Science
the Waldorf
Frank Sinatra Jr
Basin St
Young Sinatra
Ethel
Merman
John V. Lindsay
Don Ameches
Phoenix
Toots Shor
Toots
Raquel Welch
Ursula_Andress
Christina Paolozzi
Howard Bellin
Puerto Rico
Tommy Dorsey
Sam Donahue
Dorsey
Frank Jr
Walter Schirra
Tom
Stafford
Cape Kennedy
Santa Claus
Ipers
Charlie Shavers
Diane Isdom
Dickrd
Gordon MacRaes
Sammy Davises
Billy Rizzoes
Hollywood
Alvin Ruskin
New ‘Rochelle
Reuben Tucker
Cantor Tucker
Richard Tucker
Television schedule fragment 6 pm to 31 shows listed
A fragmented TV grid lists programs for Friday evening across channels including News 6 12 18 23 31 and ETV with titles such as The Keys of the Kingdom Wild Wild West Hogan's Heroes The Addams Family Camp Runamuck Jimmy Dean Show Johnny Carson and several movies.
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Maverick
Lieutenant
Tammy
Hank
Hogan’s Heroes
Addams Family
Johnny Carson
Smothers, Brothers
Farmer's Daughter
Smothers Brothers
Mr. Roberts
Mr Roberts
O'Brien
Jmmy Dean
Jimmy Dean
U.N.C
Lonclol
U.N.C.L
O’brien
U.N.C.L.E
Radio Stations and Operating Hours Listing
A compact roster lists radio stations WMSL WHOS WHOS WJOF IMW WKAC and others with times spanning from early morning to late evening. It includes specific AM FM frequencies and notes sunrise to sunset or 4:55 AM to Midnight operating windows.
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WMSL
Mutuel
WHOS
WHRT
WJOF
WIMW
WKAC
City Names Listed Across Major American Markets
A sequence of city names appears: Atlanta Chicago St Louis Minneapolis Kansas City Dallas and San Francisco reflecting a spread of urban markets across the nation. The listing highlights a geographic arc from the Southeast to the West Coast and midwestern hubs.
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Atlanta
Chicago
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Dallas
San Francisco
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American Institute of Public Opinion
Boyle
Hal Boyle
Earl
Sinatra Jr
By Earl Wilson
America
Art Carney
Dinty Moore
Bill McCaffrey
St. Lubber
Irving Berlin
Gemin 7
Frank Borman
James Lovell
Ys My
Central Standar
Marshal Dillon
the Keys of the Kingdom’ News
ETV
Gomer Pyle
USMC
Honey West
Decatur Daily
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