Japanese Opinion Split On Rearming Problem
Tokyo reports a divided view among major Japanese figures over rearmament under the U S - Japan mutual defense treaty. Opponents fear a revival of militarism, while supporters want a modern force and rely on U S protection for now. Some business leaders favor independence, while many fear the politics of the Liberal Democrat party. A national police reserve forms the nucleus of a potential army, with 75 000 police already in training.
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Christmas Bad On Reformed Alcoholics
Dozens of Alcoholics Anonymous members struggle with holiday temptations and loneliness as friends urge “just one” drink. Dr Joseph Hirsh cautions the public against pressuring reformed drinkers, stressing they must not drink. Fort Worths H.36 Convair plant consumes electricity for a city of 60 000 people.
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Santa to Millions Employs Christmas Clubs
New York report details the Christmas Club system led by Santa Dorset, a plan begun in Carlisle in 1930 to pool small deposits via banks for Christmas savings. The program now shows 19 10,875,000 members with total payments $952,900,000 and an average per member of 87.50, used for gifts and other expenditures, education, start ups, or tax and bills.
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Patrolman Heath Injured in Auto Accident
Syracuse patrolman Charles Heath, on his first day back after three weeks in a hospital, was injured in a automobile crash and had to be taken back for treatment.
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Colonial National Airlines to Merge in $7 Million Stock Deal
Colonial Airlines has accepted a merger proposal with National Airlines, creating one of the five largest carriers. The plan awaits stockholder approval and Civil Aeronautics Board consent. National would buy Colonial stock for about 7 million dollars in National stock.
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