Society Changing Radically by End of the Sixties
A Stanford study notes shifting American values with middle and upper income groups expanding. The report predicts a rise of a prosperous family focus and greater emphasis on education and intellectual activities, with women and children gaining voice and independence in a changing sociocultural landscape.
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Stanford Red Institute
Enema Tate Ot
Ac Macaroni
Paes Strei
America
Pipe Stem Foils Robber Of Bank
San Francisco police halted a bank robbery at a Bank of America branch when operations manager Curran punched a pipe stem into suspect Joseph Cohen’s back after Cohen handed a teller a note claiming a gun. Cohen fled briefly but was stopped with the note and a loaded sack of cash totaling 730 dollars.
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San Francisco
Joseph Cohen
Bank of America
Curran
Cohen
Prison Painting Promises Rehabilitation Trend In Mexico
A 665 foot long mural by Arnold Belkin on a prison wall in Ix Tepalapa appeals as therapy to delinquents and sociologists. Belkin, a Canadian resident in Mexico since 1948, created We Are All To Blame with panels on regressions hostility and isolation, funded by no pay from the prison.
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Vaime Plenn
Mexico City
UPI
Ixtapalapa
Arnold Belkin
Belkin
Mexico
Canada
Diego Rivera
Jose Clemente Orozco
David Alfaro Siqueiros
Orozco
Jose Gutierrez
Pe Belkin
Cuernavacs
Berthold Brecht
Texan Loses New Appeal in Mexican Death Case
Fort Worth mechanic Askew Simmons, 31, convicted of killing three Mexican teens on the Monterrey Laredo highway in 1959, saw the Texas State Supreme Court uphold his death sentence. Attorneys say the case will go to Mexico’s National Supreme Court for review.
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Monterrey
Mexico
State Supreme Court
Askew Simmons
Fort Worth
Simmons
U. S
National Supreme Court
Marta
Hilda
Juani Manuel Perez Villagomez
Monterrey - Laredo
Missing parakeet spurs school board alert in Lip Service
In Lip Service Virginia Danville school board staff reported a general alarm after a parakeet with a red head went missing. The unusual notice described concerns about local cats and the bird’s safety.
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LIP Service
Danville School Board
Food’s share dips as households spend more on other goods
The article notes that the average American family allocated 20 percent of disposable income to food last year, a decline from 26 percent in the late 1940s, reflecting shifting consumer spending.
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Washington
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Menlo Park
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Arran
Aocomaera Vinegars
Netion
Texan
Austex
Hub City
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Dutch Oven
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Slagle
Bettygrocker
Betty Crocker
New Orleans
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General Mills
Minneapolis
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