Britain Charts Bold Postwar Military Overhaul
Britain plans drastic military cuts by 1962 reducing the army to about 350000 and abolishing the draft in 1960. The navy loses battleships. the RAF shifts from fighters to guided missiles and nuclear research halts. The move, tied to US reliance, signals a turning point for Western defense and raises questions about conventional warfare viability. International salvage at Suez shows cooperation under pressure and lower costs than expected.
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Sokolsky Praises Public Relations and Swiss Ambassadors
George Sokolsky argues against overreliance on press agents in U S foreign relations and lauds ambassadors like Clare Luce and Henry J Taylor. He notes Switzerland's money anonymity, calls for disclosure of American industry ownership, and supports Taylor's economics literacy in diplomacy.
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Switzerland
Harry Taylor
Washington
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Eastland
Dr Crane Advises On Improving Patient Appeal
Case history of Clyde L a 46 year old dentist who struggles to attract patrons. Dr Crane argues popularity can be learned by applying human relations basics including office upgrade, friendly phone demeanor and sincere patient compliments. He notes patients judge doctors by cleanliness and presentation and promises follow up advice.
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Clyde
Peo
O. K
Time Off for Executives Stirs Business World
HAL Boyle notes Bart Schwartz's plan to require a full paid week off every seventh week for executives. Some praise the idea as health and productivity booster, others fear losing control and fear more than rest. The piece questions whether top managers will embrace guaranteed lengthy absence when they fear losing security and status.
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New York
Bart Schwartz
Florida
Heaven
Mr. Schwartz
Lessons in Bridge Four Hearts Over West Three Heart
In a bridge diary style note Arthur recounts a hand where transfer to four spades followed West opening diamonds. He describes winning a trick, drawing trumps, and eventually conceding two diamonds and two hearts while noting the lone ice cord game was spades. He weighs diamond opening risk against three no trump.
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Garden market grows to four billion dollars this year
Gardening by Sam Dawson notes the Easter period spurs a large home gardening industry. Homeowners and business alike drive a surge in seed catalogs soil conditioners and tools with retail sales forecast to top four billion dollars. Industry estimates show extensive spending on landscaping office plants seed catalogs and advertising.
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Thomas J. Jaeger
Glorion Soil Builder
Aluminum & Chemicals Corp
Greenwich
National Garden Bureau
Eastern affairs and canal work point to lasting settlement
The engineers cleared the canal as tensions ease. The text implies a genuine settlement of differences and a clear lesson from the process.
Texas convention drives four level transfer in rubber bridge
In a rubber bridge game at the Cavendish Club Arthur Seidman notes the Jacoby transfer at the four level after an overcall. With North holding AK 1876 W32 Q97T68 and South pass, the problem asks how to respond to the partner rebidding three diamonds following a two diamonds reply. Answer tomorrow.
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Tion Arthur Seidman
New York
Cavendish Club
John Kacmer
N.T
Protect Eyes with Safety Glasses in School and Home
Dr Edwin P Jordan urges widespread use of eye protection to prevent needless accidents among children and adults. He cites industry savings and a New Jersey incident, and notes safety glasses can be prescription or plain and are affordable.
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Tomorrow Horoscope Bends Toward Routine and Finances
The Stars advise routine over new ventures and finishing tasks. For birthdays tomorrow, focus on job matters until late August with possible financial strain but solvable via budget cuts. September and October boost social life and travel, with good news in November and a gentle conservative child predicted for a birth on this day.
Sid Caesar on NBC TV 1957 58 season fate discussed
Sid CaesarEvaluates network proposal for a weekly hour show or three appearances in four weeks NBC offers only monthly appearance Caesar rejects. Network cites declining ratings and sponsor interest Caesar holds long term contract but insists on working. Caesar likes to work and seeks active schedule.
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