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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1972
Page
48
E A C reports a brighter economic outlook into 1973 as Phase II controls curb inflation and profits. Personal spending rises, stock averages climb toward 1000, unemployment falls slowly, and public support for continued price and wage controls remains high. Continued cooperation among labor, business, and public is urged.
Luigi Barzini surveys Italian figures from Julius Caesar to Mussolini while noting The Leopard’s posthumous acclaim. Dorothy M Johnson presents a rogue’s gallery of American outlaws, with vivid portraits from many western states. Matthew Hodgart assembles Ruskin’s prose on art, architecture, society, and economy in a Mentor paperback edition.
Medical Tribune reports four cases of carrot and pumpkin diets causing liver cirrhosis and heavy menstrual disruption. Dr. Sidney W. F. Page notes extreme intakes of two pounds daily and color changes. Fatter women risk vitamin A intoxication and heavy bleeding, sometimes needing surgery. Also cited are studies on tryptophan sleep effects and a drug golazocine for postoperative pain. A Canadian study links soft water to higher death rates, while drowsiness after meals may be reduced by avoiding meat and milk.
A humorous column notes that psychologists link doodle style to the artist and jokes a executive shreds his doodles. It mentions a cocktail club winner named Kool Banana at the 24th annual competition and quips about past winners being forgotten.
Readers offered varied replies to the question of how to answer nosiness about price. The writer notes three camps soft, hard, and indirect, citing jokes from Baron Corvo, Ann Landers, and J P Morgan, then reflects on society's missing true dialogue and the public’s hunger to share opinions on even small matters.
An observed pattern of home employment schemes targets housewives and the elderly by selling products rather than offering real jobs. The Long Beach BBB notes many such ads exist with no genuine employment. A reader urges caution, while another letter condemns leaving children or pets in closed cars during hot summer weather.
A humorous mix of topics notes a man puzzled by his wife’s cookbook shelf, teases a US Soviet space collaboration road map quarrel, and mocks pollsters chasing primary forecasts while sports experts avoid exhibition game picks.
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