Businessmen Plan To Spend For Modernization This Year
Washington AP businessmen forecast total 1961 spendings of about 324 billion dollars for expansion and modernization, down from 357 billion in 1960. The joint Commerce and SEC report predicts first quarter outlays at 324 billion, then 353 billion April to June, with manufacturers expecting a 3 percent sales rise and railroads at 3600 million to 2 billion.
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Washington
Commerce Department and
Securities and Exchange Commission
Caroline Takes Six Shooter Costume on Kennedy Outing
President Kennedy and daughter Caroline left Holy Trinity Church in George Town. Caroline, three, wore a light blue jumper and carried a toy six shooter to her knees while greeting reporters. The White House limo waited as Caroline complied with the president’s call to return. Traffic accidents in 1960 caused 14 million disabling injuries.
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Washington
Kennedy
Caroline
Evecaine
Holy Trinity Roman Catho
Grand Slam Advice and Local Notices from Thurmont
A bridge method article advises avoiding grand slams unless sure to win. It explains counting points and risks of failure. Also: wage increase for Moore Business Forms employees effective March 6. Hospital admissions and releases listed for Waynesboro and Gettysburg areas.
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David Stirhing
Moore Business Forms, Inc
Thurmont
Stirling
Elizabeth Taylor Battles Pneumonia with Electronic Lung Support
London medical bulletin reports actress Elizabeth Taylor remains critically ill but improved after a severe pneumonia. Doctors, including Terence Cawthorn and Carl Heinz Goldman, monitor progress as she uses an electronic lung and a throat pipe to assist breathing at the London Clinic. Eddie Fisher stays by her side amid the crisis.
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Terence Cawthorn
Miss Taylor
Lord Evans
Queen Elizabeth II
Joseph Smart
Middleton-Price
V C Rattner
Carl Heinz Goldman
Die Fisher
Sunda
Gie
Barnet
Taylor
London gets new life saving anesthesia unit
A portable breathing apparatus arrived in London from Buckingham to aid hospital patients and to administer anesthetics to those too weak to breathe. Two police escorts accompanied the truck using American style sirens, described as very effective by a police official.
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London
Buckingham
England
Britain
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