Candidate Lodge's Wife Enjoys Campaign Travel
New York AP reports Emily Lodge, wife of vice presidential candidate Cabot Lodge, charmed interviewers on the campaign trail. She avoids speeches, enjoys meeting people, and admires Pat Nixon while praising Cabot's qualities. She notes election excitement and hopes for success but keeps focus on today.
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Premier Of The Alamo Film Premier In San Antonio
In San Antonio the premiere of The Alamo, a $12 million John Wayne epic about the 1836 siege, sparks a three day festival. Tickets at the Oct 24 show fetch 50 dollars, with gold plated passes and broad local support from merchants and the Chamber of Commerce.
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Daylight Saving Time Used Year Round in Soviet Union
National Geographic notes the Soviet Union adopts daylight saving time permanently, advancing standard time by one hour throughout the year.
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National Geographic Magazine
Output Of Mines Mills And Utilities Decreases
WASHINGTON AP The question whether the nation is moving into a business recession sharpened today following announcement that the output of mines mills and utilities dipped to a 1960 low in September. The Federal Reserve Board reported its index of industrial production moved down to 107 per cent of the 1957 average with August showing a bigger decline than first estimated. Steel mill operations, an economic bellwether, have failed to show normal autumn demand, hinting at possible further decline in October. Government and private economists are divided on whether the economy is on a high plateau with some improvements ahead or entering a mild recession. Roger M. Blough of United States Steel Corp. predicted some improvement in steel output this week. September employment figures showed a slight drop in both employment and unemployment, while total personal income in September was virtually unchanged from August. Wages and salaries fell but gains in unemployment pay and other social benefits offset much of the decline.
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Library Shows What A Man Aspires To Be
NEW YORK AP A man’s library reveals his unread ambitions more than his read treasures. Books kept for someday show postponed pleasures, from How to Raise a Dog in the Suburbs to How to Retire Before It Is Too Late. The dictionary the Bible and Shakespeare anchor literacy, while time slips unread volumes from hand to mind.
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Ross to Study Police Expansion Plans in 1950 Surge
In Ross California the town council hired retired Berkeley police chief John D. Holstrom at 50 dollars a day for 10 days to study expansion of the Ross Police Department. The department includes Chief Joseph Regeni and Officer Leslie Flowers whose home was burglarized recently. Flowers reportedly ate gazelle on an African safari.
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