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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1968
Page
8
Copy describes a nightly skin treatment using a product called 2ND DEB by CEF claiming to smooth facial lines and reduce signs of aging. It advises applying after cleansing, spreading thinly over face and neck, and continuing nightly for sustained results with optional pauses.
An advertisement promises a money back guarantee on purchases of 2 ounce and 4 ounce bottles with guaranteed debut. The notice includes mail and phone order options and requests name address and quantity details.
Defense officials forecast 302000 total draft calls for 1968 up from 230000 last year as Vietnam buildup recruits shift toward future leave. They project overall U.S. military strength around 3488000 by July and 3475000 by 1969, with Vietnam troop ceilings nearing 525000 and no supplemental funding needed.
A government official said an 18 month preliminary study finds abuses in auto insurance including delays in claim payments and arbitrary rate setting. The administration seeks congressional authority for a broad inquiry by USDOT and other agencies at a cost of 1.5 to 2 million dollars.
President Julio Cesar Mendez Montenegro said his government maintains complete control nationwide after a wave of antigovernment killings including the machine gun slayings of U S officers. Police searched for weapons and suspects while officials blamed Cuban backed Communists for the killings in Guatemala City.
The nuclear powered carrier Enterprise arrived in Sasabo Japan for a visit as 400 leftist protesters used tear gas water jets and truncheons to block entrances. About 3 000 sailors were confined to base for two hours before liberty was allowed. Police arrested 51 students over three days of rioting with 305 total injuries including police and demonstrators. Makoto Oda urged sailors to oppose the Vietnam War and desert, while Capt. Kent L. Lee said no defection instruction was given to crew.
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