Harvard Forum to Feature Schlesinger and Daniel Lectures
Ford Hall Forum hosts the George W. Coleman Memorial Lecture with Professor Schlesinger, fresh from the Soviet Union, and Daniel, foreign correspondent and Over Seas Press Club Award winner. Doors open 5:45 PM. audience questions follow. December 1 ends fall series with Vance Packard discussing Status Seeking and an “Oul Disease.”
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Warning on faulty trailer heaters saves lives
Public Health Service says 16 Americans died from carbon monoxide due to defective Thurm Engineering bottled gas heaters in auto trailers. About 1,000 heaters remain, located 1,000 plus units, sold to 82 manufacturers and distributed to 250 cities and 300 dealers.
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Montreal man jailed on bogus bill heat money find
Maxim Langis received a three year prison term after police testified they found ten counterfeit $10 bills in his kitchen hotplate setup. The suspects case centers on the so called hot money as evidence of the crime.
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Smallest people Rambuti Pygmies of Ituri Forest
The Rambuti Pygmies of Ituri Forest in the Belgian Congo are described as the smallest people, not much taller than four feet. Africa is noted for having more than 700 languages. Sweden counts 1,150,000 automobiles, double the number from five years earlier.
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Investments Promote U.S. Savings Bonds to Public
A government campaign urges citizens to buy U.S. Savings Bonds to support national finance. Officials highlight patriotic duty and long term savings while markets suggest secure, modest returns. The message targets families and workers nationwide with emphasis on reliability and national growth.
Foreign News Notebook on Adenauer China Algerian Talks
British German ties thaw under Adenauer visit as U S and Nasser era tensions loom. Paris eyes late April for East West summit with Khrushchev seeking prompt talks after De Gaulle and Bourguiba meet. Algerian rebel naming five leaders alarms Paris as China and Formosa immigration rows complicate policy.
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Tax Dodgers Reminded of Pay Deadline After Holidays
Boston dispatch reports state tax officials paused the 1957 income tax collection drive until after the holidays. Since Oct 5 they issued over 17 000 warrants and collected about 300 000 of nearly one million dollars owed, with 700 000 remaining. Officials will resume notices, bills and arrests during the break.
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Japan's 1959 Antarctic Ree Crop Output Estimated
The 1959 ree crop in Antarctica is estimated at 12.1 metric tons, about the same as last year though below the 1955 level, reflecting fluctuating yields in the remote region.
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