Oil industry seeks 315 billion to find new oil supplies
Oil executives say 315 billion dollars are needed over the next decade to discover and develop new oil sources for the non Communist world. They expect gains from new discoveries and enhanced recovery while noting only 40 percent of known fields are recoverable. Domestic demand is weaker than expected as gasoline stocks rise and travel season begins.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Ba Aiscoveries
World
Europe
Ing
Chase Mane2
Bettan Benkah
U.S
American Petroleum Institute
Rooming In versus Nursery in maternity care
Dr Ernest G Osborne discusses rooming in as a system where newborns stay with mothers most of the time. It aids bonding and parental learning while maintaining hospital disease protection. Gifted children face early risks if not challenged. with proper opportunities and loving care they often lead happy, productive lives.
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Ernest G. Osborne
Iso
Toll on Trespassers Sparks City Parking Fight
In Decatur Illinois a business brief notes A E Staley Manufacturing Co reports nine month earnings of 4,092,005, up from 3,417,985 the prior year while Container Corporation of America posts six month earnings of 7,882,000 versus 9,732,000 a year earlier. The piece moves through other brief items including General Foods Corp earnings and local street repair disruptions in Wichita and New York trade notes.
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Decatur, II
INS
A. E. Staley Manufacturing Co
Container Corporation of America
Wichita
Kanl
Ries
Lyle Dixon
See Cream
Nation Bank
Dixon
Ton
Dixrokm
NW York
Foreign Trade Council
U. S
E. Tun
Benjamin Franklin
Cincinnati
White Plains
General Foods Corp
State Establishes Poison Center For New Products
Hartford officials announce the formation of a centralized poison center to aid doctors with information on dangerous substances and emergency antidotes. The service will operate through regional offices, providing guidance on toxic products and treatments, with a focus on unlabeled items and child safety.
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Robert Keehn
Vital Statistics
Lucretia Borgias
Rand
Matlent
Keehn
National Safety Council
Aureau
Tennessee league urges state lead on migration and training
The Tennessee Myulei ant League asserts jobs and state responsibility require joint action by state and local governments. In a memo to the Legislative Council subcommittee on migration workers the group called for a prompt statewide initiative to stop migration and a thorough analysis of vocational training needs for industry and how schools can meet them.
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Tennessee Myuleiant League
Legislative Coun- 2
Stratton Eyes Clemency In Leopold Touhy Plea News
In Springfield the governor voiced patience on clemency for Leopold and Stratten in Parole Board recommendations due near Thursday. Leopold and Richard Loeb, famed 1924 kidnap and murder victims, were subjects of parole talks as Touhy case also looms with past harsh sentences and judicial reversals.
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Mt Springfield
Hril Ulayer Leopehyard
Roger Touh
Spitefeld
Leppold
Hin
Stratton
Leopold
Richard Loeb
Bobby Franks
Chicago
Leab
Clarence Barrow
University of Chicago
Bull
Touhy
John Jake
Joreak
John P. Barnes
Fountain of Youth Endears Welk Clarinetist on TV
Hollywood report recalls Pete Fountain, Welk’s clarinetist, revealing a faux hairpiece makeover that transformed his appearance on the show. The entertainer explains a teen age werewolf feeling as he sports a toupee, while Welk notes the public reaction and his own influence on Fountain’s new look.
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Forest Rimler
Hollywood
INS
Juze Dial
Pete Fountain
Lou
Wey
Straneger
Welk
Aeub
Valles
Fountain
Dawn
Tve
Champagne
Bourbon Street
Guild Sets Tryouts For Children's Group
The Kingsport Theater Guild with Junior Leax hosts tryouts for its first children's play Mouday through Wednesday at 7 20 p m at WEPY radio. The Magic Apple is set for September with 23 parts for teens and adults eight major roles. Margaret Goodiny calls costumes fantastic. Larry Grogs directs with Eloise Grosz assisting. Lee Rorex is set designer assisted by Jackie Peters.
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Kingsport Theater Guild
Leax
WEPY
Margaret Goodiny
Guild
Larry Grogs
Eloise Grosz
Lee Rorex
Jackie Peters
Man Caught After 25 Years Driving Without License
In Stroudsburg Pennsylvania a motorist Harold Siri aged 48 admitted to driving for 25 years without a license. Police said he was refused a license due to poor eyesight after a crash near Canadensis where he ran over an embankment but was unhurt.
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Stroudsburg
Harold Siri
Mghling
Canadensis
Coin Toss Selects Contractor for Leavenworth Bank Project
Leavenworth Kansas bids for a conversion project at the Leavenworth National Bank produced identical $9,950 offers from George Collins and Dallas Kaaz. Both bidders are bank customers and fellow Rotarians with bank president Frank Carroll. A coin toss awarded the job to Collins.
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Leavenworth, Kan
Leavenworth National Bank
George Collins
Dallas Kaaz
Collins
Kaaz
Frank Carroll
Borden Mills Moves New York Office to New Building
Borden Mills announces relocation of its New York office to a new building on West 40th Street sharing space with Iselin Jefferson Co. on the sixth and seventh floors. Founded in 1895 in textiles, the company has long operated from 99 Worth Street with John C. Borden as chairman and Arthur B. Borden as president.
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Borden Mills
I Ts
New York
Die West 40Th Street
Iselin Jefferson Co., Inc
Bordens
Worth Street
John C. Borden
Arthur B. Borden
Sheriff Settles Problem With One Rifle Shot
GREEN COVE SPRINGS Fis Plt took a deputy sheriff to restore order on Circuit Four Thursday. A pigeon flew into the court four and Judge WA Stanky interrupted a charge with the jury. Court Clerk George Carlisle chased him out. Carlisle yelled Shoo sad tapped his arms but frightened the bird. Jurors and spectators clapped. Sheriff John P. Hall summoned a deputy with a .22 rifle. One shot killed the bird.
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Green Cove Springs
Fis
Biie
Stanky
George Carlisle
Carlisle
Stanly
John P. Hall
Firemen Respond to Multiple Grease Fires in Sacramento
In Sacramento California firemen fought a string of grease fires starting at 4 53 pm Thursday at Cap s Cokes Stop where they doused a grease fire. A second call at 6 10 pm prompted more work as crews returned to base and then dealt with a third grease drain fire explained by owner Lois Thompson.
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Sacramento
Cail
Cap
Lois Thompson
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