Treasury Borrows For Interest Increases Debt Ceiling
The Treasury borrows 2.3 billion to repay a like amount from last year as part of its normal Monday operations. The national debt nears 330 billion with expectations to exceed 336 billion if bills are paid on time, and interest costs for the next year are projected at about 114.2 billion.
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Whale Like Plane Delivers A Glimpse Of Boeing 747
Seattle reports a flying mammoth, the Boeing 747, set to deliver in two years and fly Los Angeles to New York in four hours with 362 to 490 passengers. A vast, luxury craft features a second deck lounge, wide windows, multiple lavatories, and potential for a musical era style cabin.
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Freeman Named Symphony Conductor
AP reports Paul Freeman of San Francisco will conduct the San Francisco Symphony in the first week of March replacing ill Andre Cluytens. Freeman directs the San Francisco Community Music Center and formerly led Hochstein Music School in New York.
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Stress Silk In Pajamas For Pooch Runway Show
New York designers staged a playful Valentine's Day dog fashion show in a West Side restaurant. Models wore silk pajama sets for women and matching outfits for their dogs, including a black vinyl coat on a terrier. Designer Don Simonelli called it camp fun with dogs on a shared runway.
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Soviet Freighter Omsk Cleared By Bond Payment
The Soviet freighter Omsk, carrying raw sugar from Havana to Vindivesto, was released by a U.S. District Court after its owners posted 75000 to cover damages to an American dredge. The ship had damaged submerged pipelines and temporarily lost steering power while transiting the Panama Canal and was attached last Tuesday when Panama Canal Co. sued for damages. The Far East States Steamship Line, owners, posted the bond.
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London Police Move Secret Spy Files to New Skyscraper
A scrambled London dispatch reports Dubber Operation Crowbar transferring ten days of top secret fingerprints and three million tons of criminal records from the old Yard headquarters to a steel and glass London skyscraper on Victoria Street across the Thames.
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Man Charged in Theft Of Quarters From Frederick Restaurant
James Bruce Heflin, 31, of Rockville, charged with grand larceny and breaking and entering after $150 in quarters was stolen from the Southern Restaurant on North Market Street. Police say the break in occurred about 1:30 am Monday as pool tables were opened and coin boxes emptied. Heflin jailed under $2,000 bond with a preliminary hearing set for March 10 at 100 am in Magistrate's Court.
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Queen Elizabeth Confined To Bed In Buckingham Palace
The newspapers report that Queen Elizabeth II was confined to bed at Buckingham Palace due to an acute gastroenteritis attack. Meantime FBI files detail fingerprints of 49,695,968 individuals as part of a data release.
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