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Fortune Magazine December 1967 Social Security Drifting Off Course No Label
This December 1967 issue of Fortune Magazine provides a critical look at the American economy and society at the close of the 1960s. Featuring the cover story “Social Security: Drifting Off Course” by Dan Cordtz, the issue explores the growing financial and political challenges of the U.S. Social Security system during a period of social upheaval and economic change.
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Highlights from this issue include:
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Cover Story
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Social Security: Drifting Off Course by Dan Cordtz – an in-depth analysis of the program’s fiscal direction and long-term sustainability.
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Economy & Business
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Business Roundup: Detours on the Recovery Road – assessing the state of U.S. economic recovery
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The Diverse $10,000-and-Over Masses by Lawrence A. Mayer – installment VIII in “The U.S. Economy in a New Era” series
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Our First Real International Bankers by Jeremy Main – tracing the evolution of global finance
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Why People Don’t Buy Houses (Structure & Design) – examining barriers in the housing market
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Politics & Society
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How Nixon Plans to Bring It Off by A. James Reichley – insights into Richard Nixon’s presidential strategy
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The Philippines on a “Social Volcano” – geopolitical and social analysis abroad
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A Wild Plan for South America’s Wilds by Tom Alexander – ambitious development proposals for the continent
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Profiles & Features
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J. Paul Getty’s Changed Plans by John McDonald – a fresh look at the oil magnate’s evolving empire
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The Roche Team at G.M. – leadership insights from General Motors
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The Mellons of Pittsburgh, Part III by Charles J.V. Murphy, with a companion portfolio The Mellon Collection
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Departments & Regulars
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Fortune’s Wheel – editorial overview of the issue
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Businessmen in the News – executive highlights
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Books & Ideas: The Malcontent Professors – cultural commentary
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Personal Investing: Matters of Interest – financial advice for individual investors
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This issue offers a snapshot of 1967’s economic and political concerns, balancing corporate profiles with critical social analysis. It is a significant collectible for those interested in Cold War–era economics, U.S. political history, and vintage Fortune magazine editions.