U.S. Faces Tax Debate Amid Cold War Pressure
Tokyo dispatch reports Eric Johnston, president of the Motion Picture Association of America, asserting there can be no tax cuts for Americans if the U.S. is to compete with communism. He warned complacency could bring disaster and urged the free world to abandon past reflexes and seek new approaches.
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Crossword Puzzle Guided Tour Across Clues From a scanned page
A crossword puzzle guide lists assorted across clues covering camera products, territories, cities, and generic terms. The fragment mentions Northwestern measurements, Russian Havana, Lincoln Indians, Icelandic, Irish, and German terms. It includes clues for life events, church recess, adolescence, electrical items, and various common nouns.
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SP to Spend 80 Million on Ion Equipment
Southern Pacific plans 80 million dollars in year funding for new equipment and upgrades including 555 miles of electronic centralized traffic control. President Dr Russell cited growth prospects in the Pacific Coast and Southwest regions and noted strong demand, delivery speed, and pricing. The railroad expanded freight cars to over 81,000 last year.
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Long Beach Funniest Valentine Cards Spark USPS Laughs
Long Beach mail volume is expected to rise 30 percent this Saturday as Valentine Day humor cards flood the system. Postmen restrain chuckles as oversized cards require hand canceling and anonymous slam cards aim to sting recipients. Press Telegram finds humor cards dominate sales among teens and young adults, with Hallmark and rivals pushing slimline lines to ride the trend.
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Pharmacy Chief Elected President of California Board
Dr. Alvan J. Hall dean of the University of Southern California School of Pharmacy has been chosen president of the California State Board of Pharmacy. He succeeds Niels Pease a Monterey pharmacist and USC alumnus.
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Alvan J. Hall
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Hall
Niels Pease
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Soviet Admiral Dies After Half-Century Navy Service
The Navy publication Soviet Fleet reported the death of retired Rear Adm. Yuri A. Doboretvorsky a naval scientist who served in the Navy for more than fifty years in Moscow on Tuesday.
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Soviet Fleet
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California grape crop saved by wineries in 1 438 913 tons used
UPI reports California produced 2 666 000 tons of grapes last year with about 250 000 saved by wineries and 1 438 913 tons utilized. Unseasonal rains in the San Joaquin Valley forced growers to abandon raisin drying plans, but wineries provided a market preventing waste. President McColly of the Wine Institute spoke at the 7th Annual Grape Institute noting the gain from winery demand.
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