Vacation heat sparks wanderlust in 75 million Americans
A survey shows 75 million Americans plan summer trips as the 25 billion travel industry grows. Families travel with pets, kids attend music camps, and women increasingly join boating and fishing activities. Many skip trips due to money, time, or health, while home pools and landscape work flourish.
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Auto Makers Plan 100000 More Cars in June Quarter
Domestic producers expect about 1.8 million cars in the April June period, up from initial plans. General firms push output with Studebaker Packard steady and American Motors at capacity with a three shift, six day program. The calendar year total hits 3,033,123 as production rises from 2,611,103 a year ago. Weekly output reaches 156,998 cars and 28,996 trucks.
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Democrats to Name Keynote Speaker at National Convention
The Democratic Party voted to name a keynote speaker and a permanent chairman for its national convention starting July 11 in New York. An arrangements committee of 14 members, meeting here, was expected to select Gov. Leroy Collins of Florida as convention chairman. He is viewed as a moderate among Southern Democrats on civil rights.
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Bare Hug Swimsuit Promises Strapless Tan Access
A Cole of California design titled The Bare Hug offers a backless strapless top held with metal springs similar to a bicycle. It aims to prevent strap marks while tanning and includes auxiliary ties for additional security during swimming.
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Erie and Vicinity plans for summer recreation program
The Erie area nears completion of summer recreation plans with May 31 registration at the American Legion hall and activities starting in the first week of June. A board led by Pershing Brady guides the program with Edna Marie Heady in charge of the park playground and Bill Stephens coaching baseball.
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Oil Imports Cut Is Urged
Washington AP Senator Andrew F Schoeppel urges a reduction in oil imports insisting on domestic energy measures and revised trade policies to curb dependency. He argues strategic and economic risks justify earlier action.
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