Uncle Sam Counts Nation in Largest Census Yet
Washington reports the 1960 census will employ 170000 temporary workers and 118 million dollars to count 180 million Americans. The census begins March 31 with transient night visits and ends with home visits on April 1 to 55 million households.
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Uncle Sam
Hells Half Acre
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Buncome County
N.C
United States
Census Bureau
Judge rehabilitates drunks in Des Moines court
Municipal Judge Ray Harrison, a former alcoholic, runs a rehabilitation minded court in Des Moines. He sentences chronic drinkers to short jail terms to keep them off the streets and hosts weekly alcoholics classes described as a kindergarten for the drunk.
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Iowa
Ray Harrison
Chicago
Denver
Kansas City
Miami
Alcoholics Anonymous
Clinton
Drake University
Drake
Harrison
Yale
Omaha
Des Moines Tribune
Four Suspects in Cleveland Murder Face Contradictory Alibis
Four men linked to the Horace L. Bennington case each make four statements. exactly one statement per man is false. By cross examining alibis and accusations, you deduce the killer among Gino Riccardi, Joe Slovensky, Steve Brady, and Dick Mulligan. The solution appears on page 10-C.
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Ohio
Horace L. Bennington
Bennington
Gino Riccardi
Slovenski
Florida
Joe Slovensky
Mulligan
California
Brady
Steve Brady
Riccardi
Princess Suga to Break Feudal Precedent With Marriage
Tokyo AP report details Princess Suga Nagako’s upcoming Shinto wedding to Hisanaga Shimazu, marking the emperor’s first permitted attendance at a child’s marriage. The 21-year-old princess leaves royal title for Mrs. Hisanaga Shimazu, supported by a $41,000 dowry and an $11,000 western-style home.
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Suga Nagako
Hirohito
Suga
Hisanaga Shimazu
Nagako
Imperial Palace
Japan Export-Import Bank
Princess Suga
Alexandria Village Goes Female Hand While Owners Ill
In Newark Ohio reports describe Alexandria small town businesses briefly run by women as illness and a vacation left seven local shops with two operated by women and three more under female management for a period.
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Alexandria
Airmen boast Atlas missiles at Warren base
Cheyenne Wyoming AP reports air men at Warren Air Force Base pride themselves on Atlas missiles ready for potential firing. A photo shows an Atlas blasting off with a sign reading When you care enough to send the very best.
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Cheyenne Wyo
Warren Air Force Base
Old Fashioned Butcher to Return to Supermarkets
New York AP reports that the traditional neighborhood butcher, a familiar longtime feature before World War II, is being reinstated in future supermarket designs. A Raymond Loewy Corp study for the Supermarket Institute evaluated 150 stores in 15 states to recreate the butcher’s role, aiming to boost customer loyalty with personal guidance and cut selections.
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Old Schultz
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Supermarket Institute
Raymond Loewy Corp
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