Names Cause Confusion As Stars Drift Into Daily Life
In Beverly Hills a wave of namesakes complain about being mistaken for famous film stars. Esther Williams and Ann Sheridan discuss constant misidentifications in stores and banks. In Rome, a missing Italian girl identified herself in a film still, raising questions about resemblance and police efforts.
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Marisa
International Police
Biffignandis
Genoa
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Oil war effort plea from U S official in Banff Alberta
Secretary of Interior Moscay L Chapmen urged industry and government to cooperate to ensure adequate oil for mobilization while urging competition to keep supply flowing. The call, read by J Ed Warren before the Interstate Oil Compact Commission, stressed defense hinges on energy.
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Russians Oppose UN Security Council Japan Laos Cambodia Vietnam
United Nations action opened with the Soviet Union objecting to considering admission requests for Japan Laos Cambodia and Vietnam. Jacob Malik warned he would veto these applications before they reach the council. The council voted 10 to 0 to keep the four nations on the agenda with Russia abstaining. Malik urged focus on a horse-trading plan to seek General Assembly admission of Western backed and five Communist states, a move opposed by the West.
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U S Army Faces Big Training Job
Washington reports the Army will assign some draftees to regular Army units in the United States for 16 weeks of basic training rather than to replacement training centers. The plan aims to meet a heavy training load over the next nine to 40 months as draftees and soon-to-be-discharged reserves are replaced. Units will take on additional duty of training new men, reducing the need for new installations. Inductees in October will be sent to the First Armored Division at Fort Hood Texas and 37th Infantry Division at Camp Parks, with non-divisional aircraft artillery and Corps of Engineers involved.
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Snyder Sees Inflation Plateau Amid War Spending Pressures
Mexico City September 3 United States Secretary of the Treasury John W Snyder said the nation has likely reached a plateau in its domestic fight against inflation. He warned the wage price balance may be temporary due to ongoing Cold War deficit spending as military expenditures rise. He noted the IMF and World Bank meeting may explore South Africa gold price talks and a potential free market in new gold while resisting any direct rise above 35 dollars an ounce.
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