Hard Times Route Delivering News in New Haven
In New Haven Hill Section Doug DeLine a 15 year old newsboy delivers the Register to 129 customers plus 45 papers at a vending stand. He faces nonpayment hazards and a diverse, inner city clientele including black white Italian Puerto Rican Jews and hippies. Despite challenges he has run the route for almost five years saved over 1300 dollars and remains optimistic about his job. He notes some neighbors owe 10 to 12 dollars and that readers come from many walks of life.
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New- Haven
Conn
NEA
Doug DeLine
New Haven Register
Doug
Brian
Davenport
Doug de Line
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Thinks Voters Should Decide Five Issues
Jim Brandon of Little Rock a delegate to the state Constitutional Convention urges Arkansas voters be allowed to consider at least five separate issues from the main constitution. He cites proposals to raise interest-rate ceilings to beyond 10 percent appoint judges right to work in the constitution removing salary ceilings and expanding taxing powers for cities counties and the legislature.
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Little Rock
Jim Brandon
Arkansas
Brandon
White middle income whites resent gains by blacks says Newsweek
Newsweek reports a Gallup survey of 2165 households shows that 85 percent of middle income whites believe black militants have been treated too leniently and 44 percent think Negroes have a better chance for good paying jobs while 41 percent see better educational opportunities for their children.
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New York
Newsweek Magazine
Nixon
Maf
Gallup Organization
United States
Newsweek
Difference between old-fashioned and Old Fashion girl
Barbs by Phil Pastoret notes the contrast between an old-fashioned mindset and an Old Fashion girl as a matter of proof, reflecting on domestic life and observation of nightly television fight nights at home.
Lamborghinis Rise From Tractors to World Class Cars
A tale of Ferruccio Lamborghini breaking from farming machinery into auto making after a clash with Enzo Ferrari. He built his own company, crafting nearly all parts in house, with models like Islero 400 GTS 2 plus 2 and a V-12 four liter engine. The anecdote may be embellished, with Ferrari and Lamborghini offering only vague denials.
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Bologna
Italy
NEA
Ferruccio Lamborghinti
Lamborghini
Enzo Ferrari
Modena
Ferrari
Basta
Islero tops 160 mph with Ginling brakes and Pirelli tires
The Islero can exceed 160 mph at 7 700 rpm aided by Ginling four wheel disc brakes and Pirelli Cinturato tires. Priced under 20 000 dollars, the car appeals to refined tastes, quickly selling its 500 yearly production as Prince Rainier and Princess Grace popularize it, challenging Enzo Ferrari.
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Lamborghini
Prince Rainier
Princess Grace
Enzo Ferrari
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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