Criswell entertained for about a half hour with his predictions and then answered questions. Among the “I Predict” items were universal fingerprinting for every person in the country; a moving mto the world of the vending machine when even false teeth can be purchased for a few dollars; opening Medicare to everyone; refusal of 10,000 doctors to practice under the Medicare program; a price war on frozen foods: a round trip ticket from New York to Paris for $50; the present as the twilight zone for the unions; development of a new civic and nationalistic pride: fixation of legal fees in 1966; a lot of tragedy in conjunction with the Olympics in Mexico; a nation of people to emerge from underground; the reaching of the highest point of prosperity in the nation on March 27 of this year, and ii.an a slight recession for a year and a half; the replacing of all coins by currency, and a double weddingin the White House.