Family Spending Habits Are Okay By Eugene Gilbert
A nationwide survey of youths shows 31 percent say families handle money well and 63 percent approve of parental spending most of the time. While 92 percent feel children receive a sufficient share of income, 15 percent criticize budgets as too lavish or unstable and urge more planning and less extravagance.
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Omebody
Ohio
Brooklyn
Iowa
Ambherst
Mass
North Carolina
Family Claim of Sole Guilt Cited in Finances
A family dispute centers on blame for financial mismanagement. The speaker asserts there is only one culprit in the family, stating there is only one person responsible.
Study Finds Heart Trouble Hard to Detect Early
A California study shows medical tests miss most healthy people who later develop heart disease. Of 1652 initially normal individuals, 52 developed disease and 46 showed potential disease within 30 months. 13 died. Among 80 with initial suspicion, 30 had no cardiac symptoms after 30 months. 11 of 165 initially labeled as heart cases later had normal hearts. Research led by Dr. L S Goerke at UC Los Angeles was presented to the California Medical Association.
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Los Angeles
California Medical Association
L. S. Goerke
Public Health School
University of California At
Fossils Found in New Jersey Housing Dig
Two small fossils believed 150 million years old were unearthed in a housing excavation near New Brunswick New Jersey. Rutgers University geology chair Dr Helgie Johnson says the bones are part of the pelvic girdle of a dinosaur like reptile possibly new to science.
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New Brunswick
N.J
Helgie Johnson
Rutgers University
David Brian Stars in The Wreath on CROSSROADS Friday
David Brian stars in The Wreath airing on CROSSROADS at 7 30 Friday on Channel 9.
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David Brian
Crossroads
Channel 9
Commandments Fight Roils School Election in New Hyde Park
Pulitzer winner Malcolm Johnson faces a school board race on Long Island over posting Ten Commandments in schools. Johnson opposes posting citing legal and educational grounds, saying teaching belongs in home and church. A reader notes the debate fuels charges of godlessness and un-Americanism.
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New York
INS
Malcolm Johnson
Robinson-Hanhagan Associates
The
Old Sun
Considine
Mike
School Board
New Hyde Park
Long Island
Johnson
Editorial Restaurant Sparks Pride of Profession Debate
Al brings Arnold family to New York for weekend and takes the five share owner to a Wilmington meeting. Bob Reid, director of television sales, INS-VNP, nitpicks a steakhouse on New York's Steak Row over its sign. He objects to the possessive Its and says the restaurant’s name should read Us. The situation underscores a professional pride surrounding naming.
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Arnold
New York
Wilmington
Bob Reid
Ins-Vnp
Bob
Truman Birthplace Is Bought by Auto Union
The United Auto Workers union bought the Lamar Missouri birthplace of former president Harry S. Truman. The small white house, a one and a half story building, was sold Tuesday for 6000 dollars by Mrs. Everett Earp widow of the nephew of Marshal Wyatt Earp.
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Lamar
INS
United Auto Workers Union
White House
Truman
Everett Earp
Marshal Wyatt _Earp
Baker's Hair Tonic Promised To End Dandruff
Waterloo resident Mrs. John Manross says Baker's Hair Tonic relieved her dandruff and itchy scalp after years of trying products with a money back guarantee. The ad claims Baker's Guarantee and Baker's Latherinist Shampoo improve appearance or money back.
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Waterloo
Iowa
John Manross
Mulberry St
Money Bank
Whooping It Up For Budget Cut
Boston businessmen dressed as Indians reenact the Tea Party at Griffin Wharf to protest federal spending. Scouts in the crowd, and the schooner Tabor Boy, drift in Boston Harbor as crates labeled Waste in Government and Super Bureaucracy are thrown overboard.
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Boston
Griffin Wharf
National
Greater Boston Chamber Opens New England Tax Rally Day
The fairs committee of the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce sponsors the event as the opening act for a New England tax rally day.
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Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce
Notice of Appointment of Executor in Linn County Iowa
Notice is hereby given that on the 24th day of April the undersigned was appointed and qualified as Executor of the estate of Prince L Carlton deceased of Linn County Iowa. All persons indebted to the estate are asked to make immediate payment and all claims must be filed with the Clerk of Linn County Iowa Court. William A Leefers is the Executor and Martin Roemig is the attorney.
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Toon Linn County
Prince L. Carlton
Linn County
Iowa
William A. Leefers
Martin Roemig
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Smulekoff
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Greensboro
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