British view of American politics confuses Britons
London reporters describe how Britons see U S presidential primaries as complex and quirky The Embassy plans to distribute 12000 pamphlets explaining American political practice to universities MPs and officials The British system remains orderly with the prime minister chosen by party seats and voters in districts across Britain
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Britain
Shelley Winters Changes Studio Ties In Hollywood Base Move
Hollywood star Shelley Winters, freshly back from Italy, discusses settling between Hollywood New York and Rome as she reshapes her career. She criticizes Hollywood's social stratification and favors New York theater while remaining highly active in film. She eyes the Polly Adler role after The Balcony and notes the studio move impacts her range and bases.
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Search Resumes For Lost Private Plane
The Civil Air Patrol resumes today the search for a private plane missing since Friday night with two occupants. Fifteen planes and six vehicles sought a trace of the craft between Trinidad and the New Mexico border but found nothing. The pilot was Dr Paull D. Pattridge, a Batesville veterinarian, and George Young of Barrington were aboard.
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Hereford
Tex
Denver
Dahlia Tubers Linked to Insulin Development
A historical note states that the tubers of the dahlia contain a starchy substance identified as insulin. This highlights early connections between plant-derived starches and medical research, though insulin is now known to be produced synthetically and used to treat diabetes.
Income Tax Course Offered In Nevada
The University of Nevada evening division offers a ten week course for twenty dollars on how to flout reforms. It runs through March 24, with three weeks left to file tax forms with the Internal Revenue Service.
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University of Nevada Evening Division
Internal Revenue Service
No Timber Shortage Seen In East Texas Now
East Texas has an abundance of timber, with no shortage in sight. Texas Forest Service director Dr. A D Folweiler credits forest landowners and forestry practices for the renewal, reforestation, and improved cutting methods that boosted timber supply from 17 to 23 billion board feet since 1935. Despite West Coast fir competition, foresters insist Texas yellow pine offers superior strength and durability if kiln dried and properly graded. The slow uptake by consumers to use Texas timber challenges new wood-using plants, but no famine is looming.
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Texas
Pney Woods
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Texas Forest Service
Folwweiler
Texas Forestry Association
Texas Lumber Manufacturers Association
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Board Members dispute new smoking report
Baltimore doctors dispute the surgeon general's smoking findings. Dr William F Reinhoff II questions the report saying there is nothing to it while his father Dr William F Reinhoff Jr a non smoker and chest surgeon on the Tobacco Research Institute advisory board calls it nonsense The son teaches at Johns Hopkins Medical School and also smokes.
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William F. Reinhoff II
Surgeon General
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Tabacce Research Institute
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Commercial banks face rising competition for savings
Banks worry about shrinking savings accounts as consumers spend more and borrow. Higher returns from savings institutions and stock-market buoyancy attract funds away from commercial banks, while government tax cuts could shift take home pay. Savers respond to higher rates and potential loan demand, affecting regulation-driven outcomes.
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Ls Savings Banks
New York
West Coast
Aoe
Ruiief
Cold Weather Affects Grains and Pastures Across Texas
AUSTIN AP Cold weather slowed grain growth and left winter pastures and weeds stunted while livestock feeding remained heavy. The USDA noted dry ranges and pastures nearly eaten out. Cotton harvest neared completion in the northwest, with planting for 1964 cotton less than three weeks away in the Lower Valley. Wheat stayed dormant. beets broccoli cabbage carrots cauliflower lettuce spinach harvests were available in the Rio Grande Valley and around Laredo. onions progressed well in the Coastal Bend.
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U.s.department of Agriculture
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Loweer
High Plains
Texas
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Laredo
Coastal Bend
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