Encyclopedias Boom Ahead in 1960 Publishing Market
UPI reports a strong boom in book publishing led by encyclopedias and reference works with a projected 1960 year around 200 million for that sector. Demand is driven by parental insistence on education and global affairs interest, while costs rise forcing mergers and cost cutting.
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New York
UPI
New Records
American Textbook Publishing Association
Moshe Sachs
Worldmark Encyclopedia of the Nations
U.S
Sachs
United K Nations
Harper
Harper and Brothers
Harpers
Worldmark
Bartlett Opens New Elevator at Childress Site
The Bartlett Feed Store opens a grain elevator in Childress at 310 Avenue A Ne. Owner James Bartlett says the facility will receive wheat oats barley and rye, expanding local grain handling capacity.
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Bartlett
Bartlett Feed Store
Childress
James Bartlett
Avenue A
Final Conner Rites Held Today
Final rites for Mr. Jessie Grover Conner were held at 2 p m in First Baptist Church with pastors Rev Joe Allen and Rev Ira L Parrack officiating. He died Wednesday at a son’s home in Wichita Falls. Burial was at Childress Cemetery with Newberry Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Jessie Grover Conner
First Baptist Church
Joe Allen
Ira. L. Parrack
Conner
Wichita Falls
Ave Ce
Childress Cemetery
Newberry Funeral Home
Khrushchev outlines steps on Berlin crisis and summit hopes
The Soviet leader discussed delaying a summit but warned that Berlin would be resolved with a peace treaty involving the German Democratic Republic. He criticized Western leaders including Eisenhower and named successors to Dulles, noting future CIA and foreign policy roles.
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Khrushchev
Berlin
German Democratic Republic
East Germany
West Berlin
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Allen Dulles
CIA
Dulles
Herter
Nixon
Khrushchev Flings Question On Eisenhower Golf
Khrushchev taunted Eisenhower in a public remark about playing golf during a Senate investigation into foreign relations. He pressed for rapid adoption of a new Soviet disarmament plan to avert a possible global nuclear war.
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Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Janitors at Tokyo Diet protest student rally disruption
Japanese Diet building janitors complain about extra hours caused by student demonstrations. They say they started work an hour earlier after speakers left branches trampled lawns and littered placards and banners. The report notes the native term viraffe meaning the swift mover.
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Tokyo
Newspapers
Today
Hicksville man discovers buried treasure worth seventy thousand dollars
Steve Fox uncovered a sealed metal box with cash on Arthurs plot in Hicksville. Nassau police counted seventy thousand dollars in $10 $20 $50 and $100 bills buried about three years. The money was impounded as a court determines rightful ownership between Fox and owner Arthur Skodnek after three years.
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Hicksville
N.Y
UPI
Steve Fox
Fox
U.S
Arthur Skodnek
Northport
Skodnek
Foy
Nassau County
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