Farm Jobs Down 800000 by 1975
Washington report notes technology-driven farm labor cuts could reduce U.S. farm workers by 800,000 from 1968 to 1975. Displaced migrants face limited retraining, with Oregon, Michigan, North Carolina, California and Texas hit hardest in crops like grapes, tomatoes, beans and cherries. Highlighted gaps show weak federal state and local programs to boost nonfarm work.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Cottage Cheese and Calcium in Diets for Arthritis
Reader questions Dr Lamb on calcium from cottage cheese and dairy. He says most people tolerate calcium well, recommends daily calcium intake from milk and sources like cottage cheese and canned salmon, and notes arthritis is not caused by excess calcium. A second reader asks about hiatal hernia and slant boards. Lamb cautions against positions lowering the head, explains the hernia, and advises avoiding abdominal exercises until the stomach empties.
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Lawrence Lamb
M.D
Dr. Lamb
Meet Mr Gorilla Two Toes in Planet of the Apes
Hollywood correspondent Dick Kleiner recounts the ape makeup process for Planet of the Apes Battle For the Planet of the Apes. He describes wardrobe fittings by Wardrobe Wally and Make-Up Max, masks, and the rigors of wearing heavy ape costumes on set with Roddy McDowall Claude Akins Noah Keen and director J Lee Thompson.
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Paul Williams
Roddy McDowall
Claude Akins
Noah Keen
Charm wins dates says plain Jane can win love
The Worry Clinic advises charm over looks in Pamela B. case. Dr. Crane promotes a three-compliment daily routine and an easy flow of conversation to win dates and avoid divorce. He stresses that charm, not body, lasts and encourages readers to request a booklet.
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Pamela
Letter on Morris High School athletics and coach Larry Kane
A reader reflects on 54 years of Morris High athletic history from WWI to the present, praising Kane coached football players who reached college levels. The writer questions a recent board ruling on unethical conduct, calls it a kangaroo court, and urges changes in coaching hires and program upgrades including wrestling and gymnastic offerings.
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France
Urbana
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Larry Kane
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District 101
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Dear Ann Landers readers seek guidance on odd furniture and first kisses
The letter column presents three reader questions: a man who built a casket wants to keep it in his bedroom. a young man asks how to perform a first kiss. and a woman called Weaned in D C defends independence. Ann Landers notes mixed responses on the latter and promotes a drugs booklet with ordering details.
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