Recession Fears Dismantled by Modest Economic Upturn
Washington reports a modest rise in national output is seen unlikely to lower unemployment but should prevent further job losses and ease recession fears this year. Officials cite Dr. Walter W. Heller's remarks and a stronger spring outlook, with output possibly at 580 billion dollars, up slightly from last year.
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Washington
Anne
Poe
Walter W
Adt
Heller
Kennedy
T.e
Four Die as Boston Hotel Fire Rages
A pre dawn blaze swept the Sherry Biltmore Hotel on Massachusetts Avenue killing four people and injuring at least 25. Firefighters pulled about 75 people from the old brick building as guests including Sound of Music cast members escaped via ladders and windows. The fire broke out on the fourth floor. cause undetermined with damage about 100000 dollars.
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Boston
City Hospital
Families Of Fliers Destitute In Cuba Mission Mystery
In Charleston and Miami families of two men missing after a December 1961 leaflet mission over Cuba seek aid. Senators Smathers Byrd and Rep McIntyre urged to help recover Social Security survivor benefits and insurance payouts while authorities investigate if their husbands died when their twin engine plane was hit by anti aircraft fire according to a refugee from Cuba aboard the Shirley Sykes.
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Charleston
W.va
U.S
Cuba
Robert Thompson
Robert Swanner
Miami
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Shirley Sykes
Beatrice Thompson
Joyce Swanner
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
Robert C. Byrd
Clifford G. McIntyre
Maine
Washington
Thompson
Michael
Ricky
Daugh
Chuckle Sleep Promises More Morning Finances Than Night
A humorous line notes that Chuckle Sleep always assumes larger finances in the morning after than the night before. Copyright Gen. Fea. Corp.
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Gen
Fea. Corp
Sunday liquor sale favored by Senate in Maine
In Augusta AP reports the Senate approved a Sunday liquor sale bill for hotels offering drinks 1 PM to 9 PM with local option voting. The measure, backed by Sen Ralph Lovell, passed second reading 18 15 and moves to the House.
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Augusta
Senate
Ralph M. Lovell
R - Sanford
House
Lovell
State
Probation and Parole Board
Legislative Judiciary Committee
Soviet Built Jets Attack US Merchant Ship Off Cuba
The Floridian, a U.S. merchant vessel, reports two MIGs with Cuban markings fired across its bow and stern about 20 miles off Cuba. Capt. Curtis Olson said 15 to 30 shots were fired on the third pass, with a pale gray smoke seen in the water. Navy jets arrived 55 minutes later, and four Navy intelligence officers boarded the Floridian after it docked in Miami.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
Coast Guard
U.S. Navy
Key West
Norman Teeples
Dania, Fla
Olson
Donald Fisher
Fisher
Redlands Road
West Roxbury
Mass
Harold Keane
Philadelphia
Mate
Washington
Jote Teitelbaum
Ap Ag
U.S
Navy
San Juan
Teitelbaum
Saturn Could Overtake Soviet Rocket Power In Moon Race
Saturn booster may soon surpass Soviet thrust in the race to the moon. In a test, Saturn completed 121 seconds of powered flight with four engine successes, simulating a failure and distributing thrust among remaining engines. Von Braun says second stage tests will begin next month, aiming for an 18 000 pound dummy payload to orbit.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
Saturn
Atlantic Ocean
Canaveral
D. Brainerd Holmes
Wernher von Braun
Space Agency
Marshall Space Flight Center
von Braun
Soviet Union
Mars
U.S
Hairy But Satisfying Transplant Technique Shown
Dr Samuel Ayres III describes multiple punch grafting to move hair from the sides or back to balding areas. The method uses tiny one eighth inch holes and 12 to 15 hairs per graft, with growth visible after about three months. Ayres notes NYU origins and USC affiliation.
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Los Angeles
Samuel Ayres III
New York University
Ayres
University of Southern California Medical School
Maine Star Joe Harrington Draws College Scout Attention
Morse High School standout Richard Harrington known as Joe, a 6-5 195 pound junior for the Shipbuilders, attracts college scouts from Cincinnati, Maryland, Ohio State, Purdue, Wake Forest and more. He plans to attend a preparatory school next fall and aims to study education or business while pursuing coaching.
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Bath
Mark W. Harrington
Phippsburg
Harringtons
Richard
Maine
Joe
Morse
New England
Stearns Minutemen
Cousy
Bob Cousy
Boston Celtics
Boston Garden
Cincinnati U
Boston College
University of Maryland
Ohio State
Purdue
Dayton
University of Indiana
NYU
Wake Forest
North Carolina State
University of North Carolina
University of South Carolina
Davidson
Bucknell
Connecticut
Cincinnati
Maryland
New Bids Made For Bank Deal
The Community Trust Co of York offered to buy the first 1 000 shares of its stock at 300 per share to block a merger with First National Bank of Portland. Jacobs demanded delivery by 5 p m April 1 to gain votes against the consolidation. Canal National Bank President Widgery Thomas also offered 11 Canal shares for each York Community Trust share if the merger is not approved by April 2.
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The
Community Trust Co. of
York
First National Bank of Portland
Buny
Community Trust
Jacobs
Widgery Thomas
Canal National Bank
York Bank
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