Look for a dermatologist in Dobbins City N Y and art contacts
A reader asks for a dermatologist in Dobbins City New York who treats women and removes wrinkles. A local physician notes no such doctor exists there and mentions Look magazine case as an example of unsafe practices. The reply outlines safe cosmetic methods and cautions about improvised procedures.
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Look Magazine
High Point
W. A. Eli Denny
Chamber of Commerce
Denny
Nathan Hunt, Jr
R. F. Sechrest
Hunt
Sewell Farlow
J. R. Parker
W. H. Snow
Robert C.ren John Carter
Jeremiah Piggott
China Faces Moment of Truth in Cultural Revolution
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan details Mao Zedong’s struggle, the pause in the Cultural Revolution, and the looming 60 days as Maoist forces press for power. The piece notes provincial upheaval, mass rallies, and a potential compromise to avert famine while questioning reliability of domestic broadcasts.
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China
Mao Tse-tung
Communist Party
Chou En-lai
Mao
Red Guards
Pekin
Milk Price Hike Protest Falters Across 25 States
National Farmers Organization milk withholding campaign yields mixed results as supplies stay near normal in many areas. Distributors report no problem meeting orders while some incidents of dumping occur in Ohio and Georgia. Michigan Milk Producers cite threats to members and drivers amid price-boost drive.
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Chicago
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Hawthorn-Mellody Farms
Athens County
Ohio
Athens
Georgia
Michigan Milk Producers Association
Johnson heads to Guam for Vietnam policy talks
President Johnson plans an 18 hour flight to Guam for a two day strategy conference with U.S. and South Vietnamese leaders. He stresses a painful but necessary path to bolster civilian society in South Vietnam amid Viet Nam War concerns.
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Guam
Vietnam
Johnson
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U.S
Pacific
South Vietnam
White House
Michigan
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Romney
New York
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Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
Saigon
Henry Cabot Lodge
William Porter
Ellsworth Bunker
Eugene Locke
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Johnson predicts large increase in state grants
President Johnson told governors that federal grants to the states could rise fourfold over five years to 60 billion dollars yearly and promised a full parcel of highway funds next year. He avoided urging a Vietnam resolution as governors, while briefed, showed no appetite for pledges.
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Washington
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Vietnam
Guam
Bryant
Florida
London Zoo snaked theft sparks danger warning
Thieves took 26 snakes from London Zoo 18 sand boas seven puff adders and a Gabon viper. Police found a broken second floor window and ladder marks. The viper’s bite is lethal the zoo keeps an antidote but needs it within an hour. Officials call it an unprecedented theft and warn of a deadly prank.
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London
London Zoo
Economic Slowdown Pushes Tax Debate on Surtax
Government statistics show blunt evidence of a sluggish economy with declines in industrial output, retail sales, and housing starts in February. The administration defends a 6 percent surtax planned for July 1 while Congress debates policy flexibility and related tax credits amid cautious optimism for a second-half upturn.
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Senate House Economic Committee
Congress
House Ways and Means Committee
Treas
Powell to Preach in Bahamas on Palm Sunday
AP reports Adam Clayton Powell, deposed congressman, will preach Sunday on Bimini in the Bahamas after canceling plans to address Harlem on Palm Sunday. He cited fear of arrest triggering violence and instead will deliver the sermon on a hotel patio following a fishing trip.
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Bahamas
Adam Clayton Powell
New York
Harlem
Powell
Russians Expel China Diplomats over Anti Soviet Activity
Moscow reports the Soviet government expelled two Chinese diplomats from Moscow, First Secretary Minho Chiang and Third Secretary Sun Lin, after accusing them of anti Soviet activity. The move follows China's expulsion of two Soviet diplomats from Peking a week earlier.
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Foreign Ministry
Minho Chiang
Sun Lin
Peking
N.G. Natashin
D.A. Yedanov
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