Going Bankrupt Is A Booming Business
The rise in American bankruptcies continues with over 200 000 petitions in 1971, up 3.6 percent from 1970. A Northwestern National Life survey notes bankruptcies have surged sixfold since 1950, driven by easy credit, consumer pressures, and insufficient financial education. most debtors are ordinary families facing medical bills, layoffs, or high loan obligations.
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Family Economics Bureau
Northwestern National Life Insurance Co
Japanese Claim Several Religions
In Maryknoll magazine Rev. Morgan Wittengt notes many Japanese list multiple religious affiliations, a practice that skews Christianity’s apparent spread in Japan. The proverb about Mount Fuji underpins the view of shared spiritual paths.
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Maryknoll, N.Y
Mount Fuji
Morgan Wittengt
Maryknoll Magazine
Indians Were Here Dallas Unearths Ancient Artifacts
Two police officers unearthed hundreds of Native American artifacts at the Farmer's Branch area near Interstate 35 and the LBJ Expressway. Some items are believed to date to 5 000 B C and earlier.
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B.C
Farmer's Branch
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