Equipment shown at hospital and film fund plans
The article describes a Cor bin Farnsworth heart resuscitation station with pacemaker and defibrillator, items purchased for about 3500 dollars, plus a plan for a half million dollar film shorts fund with grants up to 10000 for professionals and 2500 for students, funded by profits to sustain further shorts, and discusses why profits stalled the original shorts market.
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Eunice Turner
Bill Cross
Corbin Farnsworth
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Stover Company
Fought Hard for Credit Cost Bill Headlines Sullivan Victory
Washington AP—Representative Leonor K Sullivan led a hard fight to extend credit cost disclosure rules beyond the Senate version. In a pivotal 136 to 19 vote, the House approved Sullivan’s package, gaining momentum as she mobilized allies, challenged elders, and moved from committee to floor amid mounting support.
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Bob Thomas at the Movies Returns to Honor Short Subjects
AP writer Bob Thomas recalls the era when movie shorts were a staple on theater bills featuring talents like Donald Duck Benchley FitzPatrick Kennedy and Bugs Bunny. The American Film Institute plans to revive interest as shorts fade from modern showings under director George Stevens Jr.
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Willams proposes smaller tax hike plan in Senate speech
Delaware Republican Senator John J. Williams advocates a 6 percent income tax rise and 8 percent corporate levy, aiming to offset Johnson's 10 percent rise. He predicts a package raising about 36.5 billion in the first full year, coupled with $8 billion in spending cuts, while bypassing the House Ways and Means Committee. Williams cautions action is needed despite likely House opposition as he seeks a bipartisan framework for tax reform.
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