Worry Clinic a Grandmother’s Gift Guidance
Tommy D., eight, is used as an example in a care ward column urging balanced gifts for children. The grandmother stresses mental and spiritual vitamins over mere physical gear, recommends classics and reading aids, Bible stories, a picture dictionary, and a standard typewriter to boost language, plus non profit booklets on parenting and child education to be ordered via Dr. Crane care of The Daily Review.
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Alliance for Progress budget gap tops $1.8 billion
The Alliance for Progress lists 19 Latin American nations’ development plans calling for $3,107,600,000 in foreign investment next year, while only $1,309,700,000 is available. The coordinating committee believes about $1,797,900,000 could be secured via loans, grants, private investment, or debt restructuring. The report lauds 1964 gains but criticizes agrarian reform and private investment efforts. It notes Brazil, Argentina, and Chile face the largest needs, with Venezuela and Mexico in stronger positions. The panel urges longer-term financing and a transition year in 1965, stressing self-help alongside external support.
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Synthetics Prove Better for Tires
Akron Ohio fire technologists say synthetic rubber tires now outperform those with mixed natural rubber. The Good year Tire & Rubber Company reports tires made with only synthetic rubber show definite improvements in auto and truck tire performance.
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Tough On Tipplers Tough On Tipplers
Newburyport Massachusetts authorities maintain a private blacklist of individuals barred from liquor sales or service. The list is not publicly posted in bars or shops, but bartenders and clerks are expected to know the names on it.
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Population boom at Bavarian village exhibit
New York reports an 18th century Bavarian hamlet at the World's Fair coping with a 20th century problem a population explosion. Lowenbrau Gardens has tripled to 120 residents in the first half of the fair with 40 Munich girls including two countesses and nine baronesses serving German goodwill and beer.
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Santa Has A Rough Time In A New York Humorous Skit
AP reports a New York department store Santa endures a flood of child requests and mischief. In the humorous scenes, young shoppers demand bikes, kisses, and secrets about the trade while staff caution about overacting. The piece captures playful holiday chaos and adult commentary on Santa’s duties.
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