Hawaii’s Dan Ho Draws Big Money in Show Biz
In Honolulu, Dan Ho reportedly earns up to a half million dollars yearly at Duke Kahanamoku’s as Hawaii’s top performer. As tourism rises, salaries for club entertainers increase and the American Guild of Variety Artists threatens strikes unless hotel raises follow. The article notes many entertainers hold day jobs, while clubs shift to louder policies and hotel-driven tours.
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Bob Thomas
Honolulu
Jets
United States
Las Vegas
Hawaii
Dan Ho
Duke Kahanamoku
American Guild of Variety Artists
Uniion
AGGA
Agwa
Detroit
Florence
Ballard
Diana
Ress
Mary Wilson
Supremes
Hootels
Credit Cards May Turn U.S. Away From Currency
New York reports on the rise of credit cards shaping a possible cashless future. Americans hold about 200 million cards and spend roughly $50 billion yearly, with American Express noting the multi-card system remains central. Diners Club pioneered the method in 1939, expanding rapidly, while three main categories of cards have emerged: travel and entertainment, private label, and corporate/retail issuers.
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New York
Alaska
Paris
Trg
Diners’ Club
New York City
American Express
Carte Blanche
Your Home as Castle in Bill of Rights Booklet
Chicago AP reports a state bar association publication argues that the home is protected by the Fourth Amendment even for cars and boats. The booklet Your Bill of Rights discusses basic rights and cautions interpretation of Search and Seizure in modern conditions. John Cunniff on vacation.
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Chicago
Dimois State Bar Association
U.S
England
Interest On Home Loans Rises In June
Washington AP reports conventional home loan rates surged in June to near 7 percent for new and existing houses. The Federal Home Loan Bank Board notes tight credit and higher state ceilings as drivers. new houses averaged 6.88 percent, existing 6.97 percent. In 18 metro areas rates varied from 6.18 in New York to 7.42 in Dallas, with 10 areas above 7 percent for new homes.
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Washington
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
New York City
Dallas
National Association of Home Builders
Federal Housing Administration
Veterans Adminstration
Mr Fixit Leone Holds Italian Premiership Again
Italian Premier Giovanni Leone, nicknamed Mr Fixit, has steered Italy through political chaos and secured a confidence vote margin of five. Known for integrity and clear speech, he acts as a centrist mediator in the Christian Democratic led government. Shunning party games, he remains a stabilizing figure amid coalition shifts and possible Socialist return.
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Rome
Tangier
Fixit
Giovanni Leone
Leone
Chamber of Deputies
Italy
Jonty
Soci
Alists
Christian Democrati Party
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Flo
AGYVA
Jack Crone
ABC Records
Miss Ballard
Deltroit
Thomas Chapman
Motown Record
She Supremes
Motown
Yavan
Tadzhik Soviet Socialist Republic
Soviet Union
Afghanistan
Vakhsh
John Cunniff
Mr. Fixit
Giuseppe Saragat
W. Main
RCD
Eek Ibson
N. Alexar
Jingeran
Hwy
Pve
Assia
Presto Steam & Dry Iron
Arrid
Womens
BIG Water Surfer
Ong
Vy Gal
PUREX
Gibsons
Briggs and Stratton
Cape Cod
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