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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1967
Page
7
Hollywood studios largely avoid Vietnam War films amid public skepticism and heavy TV coverage. insiders say audiences under 25 resist unpalatable war themes, and producers fear protests and weak box office. John Wayne plans The Green Berets, while The Green Berets and related projects inch toward production amid cautious industry sentiment.
Reporter Earl Wilson notes Expo 67 in Montreal features stars from Charles de Gaulle to Maurice Chevalier and Barbra Streisand. Highlights include Princess Grace dinner for commissioners, gun salute for Rainier, and assorted film clips, satire, and trivia from the expo scene.
New York Times Service reports insured women tend to be slimmer than uninsured women and the general population. Researchers Carl C Seltzer and Jean Mayer note insured weights are not representative and appear lower, with this trend especially evident among women. They critique reliance on insurance data in public health theories and cite Metropolitan Life Insurance studies showing weight increases for men from 1841 to 1963.
A 68 voice choir and 14 drama students from Ana heim high school perform at Expo 67 in Montreal. They will give a final appearance today and again Wednesday on the Ottawa Parliament lawn before the changing of the guard. Funding came mainly from student fund raising projects.
A brief report notes that weight decreases for women occur among the very tall, while a Department of Agriculture 1939 40 survey compared with a Public Health Service 1960 62 survey shows increases of 5 to 9 pounds for women across all heights, including the 7 2 foot range in some tall individuals.
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