Supporters Hope Romney Slum Tour Clears Vietnam Doubt
Michigan Governor George Romney plans a 20 day tour of big city slums to study causes of racial unrest and propose cures. He delays news conferences during the trip and says his Vietnam stance remains unchanged. The move aims to quell critics while avoiding further debate on his positions.
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Michigan
George Romney
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Romney
Johnson
United States
Gale W. McGee
D-Wye
Cleveland
Ohio
America
Gift Shop Offers Home Gift Ideas for Any Occasion
The article urges giving practical home gifts from a furniture store. It suggests items from wall accessories to sofas and bedding as lasting presents and recommends considering the recipient’s needs and decor. Gift certificates are offered as a simple alternative.
Smoking cuts years from life says doctor at health conference
New York AP reports Dr. E Cuyler Hammond of the American Cancer Society says smoking two packs daily for a 25 year old reduces life expectancy to about 65.2 years versus 73.6 for non smokers. The study covers 447 196 men with 39000 deaths through mid 1965 and notes even light smoking harms health. The World Conference on Smoking and Health is sponsored by 22 federal and health groups.
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E. Cuyler Hammond
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Hammond
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Horoscope Forecast for Tomorrow and 1968 Guidance
An extended zodiac reading highlights romance, social activities, and personal relations. It notes potential benefits from a business contact and influential friend, with periods of stress in late October and January. The birthday prognosis foresees goal attainment, while a October to November travel window and caution against extravagance are advised.
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Clude
New York Teachers Vote For Open Fall Term Amid Disputes
Public school teachers in New York City pledge to report for the fall term despite a court injunction as 1.1 million students face classroom supervision by parents and officials. Across Michigan and Florida districts confront strikes while wage and duty issues dominate talks in several states.
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New York
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Portrait of Eisenhower Portrait Gifted to White House
A new oil portrait of former President Dwight D. Eisenhower by J Anthony Wills of Houston, completed in Palm Springs, depicts him in a relaxed three quarter pose holding his glasses. Donated by former U S Senator Harry Darby, it joins existing Eisenhower and Mamie portraits in the White House collection.
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White House
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Harry Darby
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Thomas Stephens
New York City
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Abraham Lincoln
Carter's Pills Wake Up Your Peristalsis Ad
An old style advertisement promotes Carter's Pills claiming to activate slowed lower tract muscles and speed relief from irregularity. It promises temporary relief and a return to a smiling, energetic life with a 49 cent price.
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Michigan unions hold pattern in unsettled districts
The report notes 25 districts remain unsettled with 160 affiliated with AFL-CIO and 15 with the National Education Association as negotiations continued without progress.
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Troit
Michigan
Afl-Cio American Federation of Teachers
National Education Association
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