Kennedy policies slow gold outflow, Dillon says
Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon told the Joint Economic Committee that Kennedy era measures have begun to bring gold and dollars back to the United States from overseas but cautioned the problem is not solved. He urged progress on long-range stabilizing reforms and international cooperation while noting expected lower revenues than Eisenhower projections.
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United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Dillon
Joint Economic Committee
Kennedy
Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
Eisenhower
Houston Mayors asks review of blue laws Sunday limit
Houston Mayor Leavis Cutter joins the city council in asking the Harris County delegation in the State Legislature to review blue laws restricting business on Sundays. The report lists various local and national figures and incidents affecting Houston and Harris County.
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Houston
Leavis Cutter
Harris County
State Farm tests new Standard Plan for tricky drivers
State Farm introduces a Standard Plan in Texas to cover drivers with infractions or atypical records. The program targets single men under 25, seniors over 65, and others with difficult driving histories, offering voluntary coverage with modest rate adjustments and no Texas merit rating surcharges. The parent company, State Farm Mutual, is a leading insurer with over 6 million policies.
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State Farm County Mutual
Isurance Co
Texas
John
State Farm Insurance Company
O. Mitchell
State Farm
Baytown
Chursaay
Mitchell
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co
Lamb and mutton consumption high in the Northeast
Despite housing only about a quarter of the U S population the Northeast consumes nearly half of all lamb and mutton in the nation, reflecting regional dietary patterns and distribution.
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United States
Shostakovich invites youth to 1962 Moscow music contest
Composer Dmitri Shostakovich heads the Tschaikovsky competition for pianists violinists and cellists to be held in Moscow from April 2 to May 2 1962. Winners receive gold medals prizes worth about 2775 dollars at official rate and the right to record and tour the Soviet Union.
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Moscow
Dmitri Shostakovich
Soviet Union
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