Plain Talk What We Need Hall Tells Diplomats
Under secretary of State George W. Ball urged plain talk to diplomats at a Foreign Service meeting. He called for clear memo writing and urged press relations to reflect public interest, warning against secrecy and overtranslation in internal documents.
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Hall
Washington
George W. Ball
State Department
U.S
American Foreign Service Association
Ball
Foreign Service
Duchess Aunt Celebrates 100th Birthday in Atlantic City
Mrs. Merryman of Washington D C, aunt of the Duchess of Windsor, marked her 100th birthday in a hotel room toast in Atlantic City. She attributed her long life to learning to laugh at the world and at oneself.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Buchanan
Bessie) Merryman
Washington, D.C
Duchess of Windsor
Pattern Catalog Offer For Fall Winter Designs
A promotions notice advertises over 300 design ideas and 130 printed patterns for back to school clothes casuals and glamour styles. Readers are invited to mail 50 cents to Anne Adams Pattern Dept New York for the catalog.
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Anne Adams
Austin Daily Herald Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Billy Rose Finds Joy in Pigeons and Riches Alike
Billy Rose, nearing 64, says wealth is not everything as he diverts time to raising pigeons on a five acre Connecticut island and decorative birds, deer, and sculpture. He lives in a Manhattan mansion, runs theaters, writes, invests, and contemplates a Bert Lahr musical while dreaming of remarriage.
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Billy Rose
New York
Broadway
Connecticut
Billy
Rose
Wall Street
Manhattan
Jumbo
Jonathan Swift
Bert Lahr
Jerusalem
Efforts to Halt Gold Outflow Spark Protests in Congress
AP reports hearings begin on the administration's 15 percent tax plan on American purchases of foreign securities as Treasury gold losses rise. Canada and Japan oppose the plan, fearing damaged foreign investments while the U S seeks to curb dollar outflow and protect gold reserves.
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New York
U.S
Congress
Treasury
Canada
Japan
United States
Montana Publisher Ex-Mayor Townsend Dies at 73
Edwin Stuart Townsend known as Pop Townsend, 73, co publisher of the Dillon Tribune Examiner and former mayor of Dillon, died after a long illness. Born Sept 14 1890 in LeMars Iowa he led papers in the West and Midwest before retiring to California. Funeral Thursday at Mountain View cemetery.
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Dillon, Mont
Edwin Stuart
Pop
Townsend
Dillon Tribune Examiner
Dillon
Mountain View Cemetery
West
Midwest
LeMars
Iowa
Bedford
Times-Republican
Globe-Post
Sioux City
Tribune
Rock County Star
Laverne, Minn
California
Open-door policy set by Iowa Governor Hughes
Iowa Governor Harold Hughes announces a first come, first served open door policy starting September 4. Visitors may be admitted Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to noon for five minutes, with longer issues scheduled for later appointments. He aims to reconnect with the people who travel long distances to see him. Hughes cites talks with George Romney and notes a hunting trip will skip a visitors day on September 25.
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Des Moines
Harold Hughes
Hughes
George Romney
Michigan
Romney
Miami Beach
Fila
Wyoming
Land Acquisition for Parks Launched Under 1963 Law
Minnesota moves on under the 1963 Natural Resources and Recreation Act with a three man appraisal team reviewing 40 acres for Lake Carlos State Park expansion. The effort also covers four more Lake Carlos tracts totaling 385 acres and three Big Stone Lake tracts totaling 141 acres. Funds come from a one cent per pack cigarette tax.
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Minnesota
Karl F. Rolvaag
Stephen T. Quigley
Lake Carlos State Park
Douglas County
Rolvaag
Raymond Matson
Highway Department
Richard J. Dover
The
Conservation Department
Lawrence Ritter
U. S. Forest Service
Lake Carlos
Commissioner of Administration
Wayne H. Olson
Joseph W Hobbs Dies at 72 Pioneer of Scottish Cattle Ranching
Joseph W Hobbs of Fort William Scotland died Monday at 72. He built two fortunes and introduced American style cattle ranching to Scotland. After World War I he founded wealth in shipping and Canadian property, then returned to Scotland after 1929 and built a whisky business owning seven distilleries.
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Fort William
Scotland
Joseph W. Hobbs
Canada
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