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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1969

Page

9

Women in Physical Therapy Jobs Seen Growing in 1970s

The article outlines strong demand for licensed physical therapists through the 1970s with about 12,500 practicing therapists, most of them women. It notes job growth from rehabilitation programs, nursing homes, and hospitals, explains education requirements, licensure in 48 states, and outlines typical salary ranges and career paths. It adds guidance from the American Physical Therapy Association and advises counselor conferences for career planning. It ends with a side note on the biblical manna tree, tamarix, and its resin as described in a separate feature.

District of Columbia Texas Missouri American Physical Therapy Association Broadway New Yok City N.Y

The Billion Swindle frauds prey on arthritis victims

A review of Amram Ducovny's The Billion Swindle exposes quacks selling false arthritis cures to about 13 million Americans, with products like the Z ray water and the Oxydonor. The piece notes the 315 million annual loss and urges readers, especially the elderly, to beware and read before becoming targets.

Amram Ducovny Fleet Press Harrison A. Williams D-Mj Senate Special Committee On Ducogny Senate Committee On Aging Jerry J. Walsh Arthritis Foundation Foundation Walsh Senator Ducovny

Fortune Store Opens Law and Order Window in Village

Greenwich Village hosts The Fortune Store a basement shop staffed by ex convicts wearing prison numbers on blue denim shirts. Assistant manager George Freeman 30 and about six others, recently paroled, describe the display featuring a J Edgar Hoover poster as their law and order window. Freeman says he chose the shortest prison number among Sing Sing 141985, Dannemora 44109, and New Jersey 42871 after five years across multiple prisons.

William F. Nicholson Associated Press NEW York (Ap J. Edgar Hoover Greenwich Village Law and Order George Freeman Fortune Freeman Sing Sing Dannemora New Jersey State Prison New Jersey

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