Revolution Takes Place In Travel
Bernard Gavzer notes a rise in leisure travel driven by prosperity and credit. One hundred million Americans vacationed last year averaging $250 each, with Florida California and Hawaii leading promotion budgets. New York tops tourist revenue at about $2.6 billion in 1960 as foreign travel grows.
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Canadian Economy Crisis Deepens Over Bank Leader Clash
Ottawa AP dispatch reports Liberals push for a full dress Commons debate as Prime Minister Diefenbaker seeks Coyne's removal. Donald Fleming says Coyne blocks expansionist policy to boost trade production and jobs, while Coyne argues his monetary stance is sound. Coyne, 50, governor since 1955, faces possible vacancy and parliamentary approval hurdles.
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Valentine Museum Brings Loveland Romance to Life
A Loveland Colorado Valentine Museum features romantic artifacts and a town postmark for valentines sent in February. An aged lace heart fragment is claimed to be 141 years old. The feature notes a shift from edible beet leaves to cultivated roots becoming a main root vegetable.
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Andersons Celebrate Golden Wedding In Worn Suit
E Albin Anderson longtime Rockford father of Congressman John B Anderson marked his 50th wedding anniversary by wearing the suit from his wedding day The bride expressed pride at wearing the familiar garment noting she had brushed it many times during their marriage.
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Laos cease fire shows warring sides cooperate under ICC
Geneva reports indicate Laotian factions cooperate with the International Control Commission to enforce a cease-fire. ICC access remains limited to sensitive zones, while Namone rebels hinder operations and Pathet Lao objects to ICC talks. Souphanouvong accuses US of violating the 1954 Geneva accords and seeks coalition talks with Prime Minister Boun Oum.
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Actress Believes Degeneracy Too Much Emphasized
Dolores Hart defends good girl roles as realistic and insists glamorizing degeneracy distorts life. She argues tough parts demand real acting and would not turn down roles if not shown as virtuous. Hart comments during Sail a Crooked Ship filming with Wagner Kovacs Jones amid Hollywood censor debates.
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