The 10 Grossest Excesses of 1967
Russell Baker lists the year’s top excesses from politics to culture. Items include the 1968 Presidential campaign, Charles de Gaulle, the 1967 football season, Playboy style titles, Johnson’s around the world trip, Jacqueline Kennedy magazine covers, Casino Royale, Mao’s cultural revolution, the 1967 be ins and similar excesses, ending with the generation gap as the final entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times News Service
Washington
Movie House
White House
Literary World
Saigon
Peking
Playboy
Las Vegas
General Motors
George Romney
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
George Wallace
Charles de Gaulle
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Lewis B. Hershey
H. Rap Brown
Joe Pyne
Lynda Bird Johnson
de Gaulle
Professor McLuhan
Marcel Proust
Johnson
Santa Claus
North Pole
Jacqueline Kennedy
Elizabeth Taylor
Taylor
James Bond
Mao Tse Tung
China
Mao
United States
Study Reveals U.S. Is Now Drug Oriented
A New York Times survey across more than 20 states shows Americans increasingly depend on drugs beyond heroin and marijuana, with alcohol nicotine and prescription sedatives also common. It reports rising use among the young, mentions organized crime control of hard narcotics, and notes a shift in attitudes toward work and lifestyle amid Hippie culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
New York Times
J. Anthony Lukas
New York Times News Service
New York
Haight Street
San Francisco
Haight- Ashbury District
Haight-Ashbury
Vermont
New Mexico
Max Weber
President’s Crime Commission
Thorities
Times
Prayer of humble bow to God in time of duty
A devotional prayer asks for divine guidance during a period of opportunity and responsibility. It emphasizes judgment, truth, and faithfulness, seeking strength for trials and the assurance of divine indwelling through the Savior. The piece is credited to Marvin Rast, Methodist religious editor in Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Marvin Rast
Columbia
Yearend- Business Pushes Jobs For Slums
Report on how business leaders respond to urban riots and ghetto unemployment. James Roche of General Motors and others push corporate efforts from Detroit to Rochester, with programs by Kodak Xerox and regional development plans, while critics urge real impact beyond publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Roche
General Motors Corp
Detroit Auto Companies
Roche
New
Detroit
George Romney
Jeromé Cavanaugh
12Th Street
Improviaip Biles Donigual
Vallashore Town
Rochester
N.Y
Rochester Jobs, Inc
Eastman Kodak Co
Kodak
Xerox Corp
Xerox
The
Urban League of Rochester
Florence
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By Russell Baker
U.S
Eric Erikson
Harvard
California
Maharishi Mahesh Yogi
the Beatles
Mia Farrow
Suburbia
Coast Guard
Acushnet
Portland
Maine
Florida
Robert A. Wright
Minneapolis
Control Data Corp
Avco Corp
Roxbury
Mass
National Association of Manufacturers
Franklin Delano Roosevelt Florence