International spending deficit will be lower
A New York AP report notes the Balance of Payments Group forecasts a smaller U S deficit in 1961. Imports of goods and materials are seen at 15 billion dollars, up 200 million. private investment abroad may fall 2 billion. U S imports abroad total 293 billion while receipts rise to 27.4 billion, leaving a net deficit of about 1.97 billion despite expected mild business improvement later in the year.
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Legal Battle Over Uranium Promoter Rages On
A chaotic legal confrontation centers on a uranium promoter with threats of impeachment and disputed deals. Defense attorney Lamar Holler pressed Dew over alleged statements and a 11 page SEC filing, while testimony touched on a 1 percent interest and 2 percent royalties in a troubled agreement amid San Antonio and Dallas connections.
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Parole Officer Notes About Coat Theft Interview
Detroit AP report notes parole officer Clarence Rchampbeau conducted a routine interview. The fragment indicates a coat was stolen and mentions a parole officer handling several proceedings that day. The garbled text limits precise details or names.
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Insect Head Superior Says Smithsonian Scientist
Dr. R. E. Snodgrass of the Smithsonian notes an insect head offers diverse feeding tools and sensory organs, sometimes superior to human senses. The report links sensory deprivation to unusual cat behavior, outlines eye and antenna functions, and mentions broad scientific harvesting trends and large-scale global cooperation.
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Smithsonian Institution
Weather Doesnt Stop Ike Hunt in Freezing Georgia
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower braved sub-freezing weather to hunt quail for a fourth straight day at the Humphrey plantation near Newton Georgia. George M. Humphrey, former U S Treasury secretary, traveled from Thomasville to join Ike and his wife for lunch at the W Alton Jones plantation before participating in the hunt. Eisenhower bagged five quail while Robert W Woodruff took three at a separate plantation nearby.
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Southeast Struck by Ice and Cold Across the South
An ice storm hit the southeast today while snow flurries spread across the central U S and northern states. The cold wave pushed subfreezing temperatures into Georgia, Alabama, Texas, and the Carolina coast as roads closed and schools shut. Miami and Key West posted the warmest readings around 70 while northern areas faced continued freezing conditions.
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Noses Like Jackies Are Asked By Women
In Los Angeles a doctor reports a shift in plastic surgery requests. Historically popular profiles such as Maria, Hedy, Grace, and Elizabeth have yielded to new demand inspired by the First Lady. The physician notes women increasingly seek a profile resembling the President's wife.
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Oscar J. Becker
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Grace Kelly
Elizabeth Tayior
Woman in Space Research Beams at Lovelace
A test program at Lovelace Foundation in Albuquerque studies if women can join space missions. Three experienced female pilots participate, ages range around mid career. Four graduates have completed tests, with details kept private. Founding director Randolph Lovelace notes the work is purely research and not affiliated with NASA, the Air Force, or the Navy.
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Burned Child Dies After Blood Transfusion Appeal
LAS VEGAS Nev Julia Howe reports that three year old Jima died Wednesday twenty three days after severe burns. Doctors urged urgent transfusion of rare type blood as donors came from nationwide efforts sparked by the child’s case. ORAL VACCINE KANSAS CITY AP The wan Academy endorses oral polio vaccine as it becomes available.
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Jima
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Marine Star
Gilbert Tos
Kansas City
Wan Academy of General
Atlanta
Floating High School Offers Far More Than Just Smooth Sailing
Aasccission Correspondent describes Ocean Academy aboard the 1821 Dutch-built brigantine Albatross, a dual-headmastered high school sailing 20 students on three 3,500 mile sea passages annually. Dr. Christopher B. Sheldon and Dr. N. Alice Sheldon lead a crew with English, math, Spanish, navigation, biology, shipboard duties, and dormitory life aboard a 25,000 mile South Seas voyage. Tuition covers all costs, including food and lodging, with radio contact and a full lab and emergency facilities.
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Franklin Johnson Central Press
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