Wholesale Price Index Dips For First Time In 20 Months
The government reports a preliminary decline in wholesale prices, led by a 1.2 percent drop in farm products and processed foods, offset by continued rises in industrial raw materials like metals, coal, and chemicals. If confirmed, this would be the first drop since August 1968, with April index at 116.5.
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Lose Weight This Week with Odrinex Tiny Tablets
Odrinex offers a weight loss solution claiming a safe, quick trim without drugs or exercise. The ad promises thousands of users, a money back guarantee, and pricing at $3.25 or $5.25 for larger sizes, through multiple local drug stores and mail orders.
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Draft reform ideas become Nixon policy guide
Curtis B Tarr new draft director says local boards will gain uniform guidelines and possible consolidation. He notes a push for younger, racially representative boards and faster moves toward an all volunteer army though the Marshall commission proposed more drastic consolidations and deferment changes.
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Court urges reversal of 1968 disturbance statute ruling
California lawyer David W. Louisell asked the Supreme Court to overturn a 1968 decision that Texas disturbing the peace statute violates free speech and expands police power. The Austin protest case began with a December 1967 rally at Fort Hood, involving University Committee to Act Against the War in Vietnam members.
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Chemist Will View Pollution Causes at Banquet
The South Plains section of the American Chemical Society hosts an awards banquet at Texas Tech. Fred Wilkes of Dearborn Chemical International speaks at 8 in Tech Union on The Chemistry Of Air Pollution Cause and Solutions. Open to the public with no charge.
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Fixodent Denture Adhesive Cream Revolutionizes Wear
Advert shows Fixodent as a plastic cream adhesive for uppers and lowers. It claims to form an elastic membrane absorbing bite shock, protecting gums, and allowing better chewing and speech with one application lasting around the clock. The piece promotes a pencil-point applicator and urges readers to see a dentist and buy at counters.
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