Soviet Cars Gaining Ground in Denmark Showrooms
In Copenhagen showrooms Soviet Moskvitch and Volga cars are selling steadily at low prices, with about 1,500 of these models on Danish roads since 1961. Nordisk Diesel notes Moskvitch sales rise to 45 per month against heavier German and American competition, while buyers cite cost and durability despite older styling.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Plymouth
Valliant
West Germany
Nordisk Diesel
Sven Heitmann
U.S
Hes Titate
Heitmann
Danish newspaperman links yeast to rising dough
A Danish journalist comments on yeast growth in dough and batter, claiming bubbles feed the mixture and cause the rise. He compares the process to the durability of the Model T Ford, noting steady expansion as bubbles form and lift the batter.
Fourteen Bed Confined Men Test Space Flight Effects
Fourteen USC students confined to bed for four weeks in a space science study reported a strong urge to exercise and a curiosity about feminine company. The project, funded by NASA, found no lasting physical harms from long confinement and suggested exercise regimens could aid rehabilitation.
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Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Steven Ellickson
Beatle Ad Sparks Excitement in Medford Kids
In Medford Massachusetts a two line want ad promising nine Beatle tickets sparked frenzy. Mary Alice Foley and Harriet Foley, ages 12 and 10, report over 500 calls offering trades from money to a washing machine. The sisters must skip the concert due to a broken arm and an aunt’s wedding, and will decide soon whom to reward with the tickets.
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Medford
Mass
Monay
Boston Garden
Mary Alice Foley
Harriet
Cassius Clay
Mary Alice
Owen-Davis Post Hears Delegate To Boys State
Owen-Davis Post American Legion hear Roger Miles, candidate for Boys State at the University of Maine, at last night’s meeting. Carl Murphy chaired with Raymond Parisien and Ervin Stevens. A cribbage tournament will be public with signups at the post or Romeo’s Barber Shop.
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Owen-Davis
Roger Miles
Owen-Davis Post American Legion
Boys’ State
University of Maine
Carl Murphy
Raymond Parisien
Ervin Stevens
Post
Romeo
Main Street
Saco
Ray Parisien
Sons of the Legion
William Turnage
Music Center Nashville Ranks Second in US Music Industry
Music Center Nashville Tennessee ranks second only to New York City as the nation's largest music industry hub due to the growing popularity of country flavored music, reflecting its expanding role in recording, publishing, and live performance.
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Nashville, Tenn
New York City
United States
Lobbyist for Naval Shipyard Is Under Study
PORTSMOUTH New Hampshire AP The idea of a lobbyist in Washington to represent the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard at Kittery Maine is drawing increased support A spokesman for the Armed Services Study Committee said questionnaires were mailed to several thousand shipyard workers to gauge opinion on the proposed representative Tabulation of the answers should begin by week s end The committee aims to back a stable workload for the shipyard The Kittery facility has been one of 11 yards studied for possible closing by the defense department
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Portsmouth
N.H
Washington
Portsmouth Naval
Kittery
Maine
Armed Services Study Committee
Defense Department
Spice imports mostly pass through Port of New York
More than 80 percent of the United States spice imports enter the country via the Port of New York, highlighting the area's central role in a global supply chain.
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U.S
New York
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