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Personal Service. Although this system seems unwieldy to foreigners, it makes sense to the Japanese. The nation's retail business consists mostly of tiny, stall-like shops that carry minuscule inventories and must reorder constantly. The streets of many Japanese cities and towns are too narrow and crowded for the big delivery trucks employed by manufacturers and large wholesalers; only the smaller vehicles used by the sub-wholesalers can reach the little Japanese retail shops with dispatch...
...women in the family, the economy, the arts, politics and other parts of U.S. society. To complement our reportage and analysis, we invite comments from our women readers. Specifically, have your attitudes and experiences as a woman changed much in recent years? How, if at all, would you reorder your personal or professional life? Letters should be kept below 200 words and sent to TIME, Time & Life Building, Rockefeller Center, New York...
...standing in the polls-which had lately not even bothered to list him -but because of a sudden personal blow. His wife Marvella, a vivacious blonde of 38, had just undergone "critical" surgery for cancer of the breast. "At a time when our nation so desperately needs to reorder its priorities," said Bayh, swallowing deeply, "it is time for me to reorder my own priorities. I must put first things first. My wife Marvella and her well-being and rapid recovery are more important to me than seeking the nomination...
From 72 to 564. Four years later, Jordan took up a task that was to put him in the national spotlight and reorder the politics of the South. As head of the Voter Education Project of the Southern Regional Council, he directed a campaign that registered nearly 2,000,000 new black voters. He crisscrossed the South, setting up registration drives and urging black leaders to run for office. During his tenure at VEP, the number of black elected officials in the South increased from about 72 to 564. Jordan then moved to the United Negro College Fund; there...
Allard K. Lowenstein joined Congressman Donald W. Riegle (R-Mich.) last night to ask for renewed vigor in the effort to defeat President Nixon in 1972 and reorder the priorities of America...