Personal debts rise faster than federal debt says AP analyst
The AP report notes personal indebtedness grew at a quicker pace than the national debt, though the rate slowed recently as economic growth eased. It outlines how consumer and business borrowing could be influenced by tax cuts, plus mounting private savings and a rising federal deficit. It cites 1945 to 1960 debt growth, home building, plant spending, and durable goods as factors, with savings increasing in banks, mutual funds, life insurance, and pensions.
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Sam Dawson
NEW York
U.S. Treasury
Savings and Loan l Associations
U.S
Publc
Institute of Life Insurance
Bus Driver Aids Dog On Route In Sheffield
Sheffield AP report notes bus driver George Abbott halted his double decker to help an injured dog in the street and ferried the mongrel to an animal clinic with the dog as his only passenger. Ten of fifty passengers complained after being kept waiting and Abbott, a 25 year veteran, awaits a ruling for leaving the authorized route.
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Sheffield
England
George Abbott
Doubledecker
Abbott
Unity trend in church mergers across Protestant world
In a worldwide surge toward church unity, talks merge Protestant Episcopal Church with Methodists and others in the United States. Britain may see moves uniting Methodists with the Church of England, reflecting a broader post Vatican II effort to heal divisions, with multiple denominations negotiating and planning consultations through this year.
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Methodists
New York
Lic
England
Great Britain
Patrick C.' Tion
Rodgers
Geneva
Switzerland
World Council of Churches
United States
Protestant Episcopal Church
Methodist Church
Oberlin
Ohio
United Presbyterian Church
The
Christian Churches (Disciples
United Evangelical Brethren
United Church of Christ
United Church
Congregational Christians
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Lutheran Church In America
American Lutheran Church
Britain
Stent
John Wesley
Band Plays 80 Hours Without Stopping in Brantford
Mel Rowe's Midnight Ramblers set a music marathon record by performing 8 hours 33 minutes non stop in Brantford Ontario. The five piece band logged 1 500 to 2 000 tunes as Ray Reekes sang 1 200 with brief breaks and Don Kendricks drum set suffering a mid run failure yet the group continued.
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Mel Rowe
Midnight Ramblers
Soris
Ray Reekes
Mmarathon
Don Kendrick
Vidal says Robert Kennedy could win 1968 Democratic nomination
Gore Vidal, a friend of President Kennedy, predicts in Esquire that Robert F Kennedy will be the Democratic candidate for president in 1968 but notes it will require a public relations genius to make him seem lovable. He also calls Kennedy potentially authoritarian minded and contrasts him with his brother’s public bearing.
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Gore Vidal
Robert F. Kennedy
Vidal
Kennedy
Esquire
Tarrytown N.Y
Virginia
Gore
Eugene Vidal
Hugh Auchineloss
Jacqueline Kennedy
John Bouvier
Hudson River Valley
Bobby
Robert
Robert Kennedy
Washington
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