Bergerac Bets On Dorothy Malone Romance In Hollywood
Hollywood AP reports Jacques Bergerac strengthened an alliance with actress Dorothy Malone after years of pursuing her. The couple wed in a Catholic ceremony in Hong Kong following a long courtship, with both describing their union as a rare, fitting match amid Malone’s busy career and Bergerac’s persistent charm.
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NCC Minister Plans Overseas Yule Visit
The Rev. Dr. Edwin T. Dahlberg of St. Louis Missouri president of the National Council of Churches will spend Christmas with the armed services in the Pacific. After Christmas he will visit refugee centers in Asia and the Middle East a month long air trip around the world. He will spend Christmas in Okinawa and preach at a service broadcast via the armed forces network.
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Housing Crisis Hits Missile Base Families at Vandenberg
At Vandenberg Air Force Base California shortages of affordable housing strain nearly 12 000 airmen and civilians housed on site and nearby. High rents scarce trailer space and distant family separation prompt a public meeting led by Maj Gen David Wade to seek solutions.
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Money Lenders Will Be Next Committee Probe
Senate Housing subcommittee will examine money lenders in the home loan business. Chairman Sparkman said loan firms have demanded excessive discounts from builders and sellers before approving loans at rates allowed on federally insured mortgages. Max rates are 4.4 percent for veterans and 5 percent for FHA insured loans.
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John J. Sparkman
D-Ala
Senate Housing Subcommittee
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U S Names Diplomat To New Job In India
Washington AP The State Department created a new economic post at the U S Embassy in India and named C Tyler Wood to fill it Wood will serve as senior officer in charge of economic affairs and direct the International Cooperation Administration mission in India He succeeds Howard E Houston who returns to Washington Wood, 59, has helped run U S aid programs since World War II and aided the Marshall Plan in 1947 48
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USSR Asked To Clarify Its Views On Test Ban
In Geneva the United States and Britain urged the Soviet Union to clarify its positions on the seven nation control commission for a nuclear test ban organization. Little progress was expected as East and West scientists continued separate reviews of underground blast detection methods.
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