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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1969
Page
7
President Nixon adviser Dr. Arthur F. Burns argues minimum-wage laws raise teen unemployment by pricing youths out of work. He cites Japan’s lower youth wages and discusses job-skills centers, a nationwide computer job bank, tax incentives for business in slums, and welfare reform as steps amid inflation concerns.
Senator George Aiken urges Edward Kennedy to halt campaign travel and focus on bipartisanship for at least two years. He criticizes Kennedy for a long Alaska trip framed as a 1972 campaign ride and notes pressure from Kennedy aides.
A Long Beach woman introduces a revolutionary weight reducing program with new equipment, claiming to replace older methods and empty promises. She emphasizes education, realism, and scientific approaches to help women shed pounds and dress sizes without gimmicks.
The article urges women to invest in a body reduction service at a salon to regain a desired figure for spring and summer. After a figure analysis, clients learn where to lose weight, costs, and duration, gaining confidence and renewed social engagement as they become a "new person" in appearance and personality.
Australian journalist questions Pat Walker about a unique weight reduction program. He asserts no difference between women worldwide, claims exclusive computerized equipment, ages 7 to over 80, and over 5 million prior participants. He contrasts with American gyms and failed outfits, citing lasting younger looks and no flabbiness due to protective filming and zoning.
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