Forecast of American life improving by 1980 says Rochester study
A University of Rochester analysis predicts major gains for average Americans by 1980 including better health care, more leisure, higher incomes and new technologies. The report foresees a 36 hour work week by 1980, growth in car ownership, expanded in home shopping via cable and video services, and urban mass transit funding to reduce downtown auto use.
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Bloormack New York
API
United States
Management Research Center
University of Rochester
N.Y
Lincoln Flrat Banks, Inc
LIMIT LUGGAGE Prepare Children For Camping
A magazine style guide advises keeping camp luggage compact with a small footlocker for clothing and items, a duffle bag for bulky gear, and a plastic net bag for toiletries. It suggests packing plastic bags for laundry, wet gear, and rain ponchos, plus towels, rain gear, bedding, and towels.
Graham memoir paints candid Hollywood sex life
Sheilah Graham discusses her book A State of Heat calling it the most candid book by a woman about herself. She reads from bed to bed with references to F. Scott Fitzgerald and stars like Gary Cooper and Bogart, saying the work aims to help women overcome inhibition and guilt while noting changes to protect the guilty.
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New York
UPI
Sheilah Graham
Miss Graham
Hollywood
Alliance
F. Scott Fitzgerald
John Barrymore
Gary Cooper
Humphrey Bogart
Hockney declines portrait of Princess Lee Radziwill
British painter David Hockney refuses Princess Lee Radziwill's request for a portrait citing lack of time and interest. He says he is a painter of human loneliness, has a waiting list, and does not need the money. A New York show features 10 oils and 12 drawings priced at 10 000 to 20 000 dollars, seen as aiding American art market strength.
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Richard H. Growald
London
UPI
David Hockney
Aristotle Onassis
Princess Lee Radziwell
Lee
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Jet
Pathfinder
A Ee
Hockney
New York
Andre Emmerich
America
John Kasmin
Bond Street
Shakespeare
Gainsborough
Joshua Reynolds and Co
National Gallery
Tate Gallery
British Museum
Cork
Bond
Abermarle Streets
Royal Academy
Louvre
Ruskin Spear
Spear
Wines Legends by Kenneth Odom
The father of California’s wine industry was Colonel Agoston Haraszthy a Hungarian nobleman who came to California in 1849. He brought 100 000 cuttings and settled in Sonoma to make fine wines though many tags faded. He left for Nicaragua for financial reasons but his patience and enthusiasm advanced the state’s wine potential.
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California
Agoston Haraszthy
Europe
Haraszthy
Sonoma
Nicaragua
Cecil's
Cecil’s
Tahoka Highway
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MGM
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