America 1967 A gloomy view of the nation
The piece notes ongoing war struggles with no end in sight, urban unrest, weakened respect for law, and court rulings aiding the accused. It cites inflation, rising wages, high stock values, federal programs expanding, and a dwindling gold supply as troubling indicators shaping a somber national portrait.
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America
Daily Crossword Cryptoquote Puzzle Hint Lines
One letter substitution puzzle shows A stands for L and X for O among others. The sample reads BRLZ L ORLZL TD AUDO ERO ORL DRIVUED IZL RLIMTLDO with EULORL as a hint. Yesterday's quote says Mean ness is incurable and Aristotle notes aging cannot cure it.
France’s slow battle with American influences
Paris reports show France increasingly adopts American habits from breakfast cereal to cars and pop idols. By 1966 French wine sales rose but non alcoholic beverages and self service stores expanded rapidly. The two hour lunch fades as American style lunch bars proliferate in Paris.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
France
Johnny Hallyday
Sheila
Eddy
Mitchell
le Drugstore
Paris-Match
L’ Express
U. S
L’express
United States
L'Express
America
Europe
Dear Abby letters mix romance and advice from readers
A collage of Dear Abby excerpts covers husbands fooling with appearance to gain sympathy, a son failing a navy physical, a secretary accepting gifts from an elderly boss, anti religious readers, and a Midwestern confidant. European observers compare French work culture to American trends and warn of American influence.
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Abby
Navy
New Look Vocational Education Expands Across U S
Vocational education rebrands as can-do training for noncollege youths. Federal funding rises with $273 million in 1967 plus $552 million from local and state sources. By 1975 nearly 1,800 area vocational schools expected, with standout projects in Dallas, Perrysburg, St. Paul, Fairless Hills, Des Moines, Chicago, and Allentown.
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Patricia MC Cormack
NEW York
UPI
Uncle Sam
Journal
Dallas
Texas
Grant Venn
U. S. Office of Education
USOE
Perrysburg
Ohio
Penta County Vocational School and Technical College
Fairless Hills
Bucks County Technical School
Des Moines
Iowa
Technical High
Communications Electronics
FCC
Chicago
Jones Commercial High
Allentown
William Allen High School
John T. Shuman
Solo General Practitioners Lead in Independence
Letter to the editor discusses Ohio Academy of General Practice data showing 75 percent of members in solo practice. References Thomas E. Bardin’s JAMA piece on automated health screening, HEW recommendations on supporting group practice, and calls for recognizing solo physicians who pursue ongoing post graduate training.
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Ohio Academy of General Practice
Thomas E. Bardin
Jama Journal
HEW
Department of Hew
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
National Center For Health*Services Research
Department of Housing and Urban Development
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