President urges thrift to curb inflation amid spending battles
The article argues the President’s thrift plan hinges on Congress and public willingness to forgo current spending for long term price stability. It notes defense and housing cuts, reduced veterans benefits, and fewer government workers as possible steps, with inflation blamed on spending and wage growth. The piece warns of mixed business and stock market reactions amid fiscal tightening.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York
Congress
Sam
Defense Department
Defense
Balloon Adventurers Reach New York After Atlantic Crossing
Three crew members of the British balloon Small World arrived at Idlewild from Barbados, ending a 24 day Atlantic voyage in a 15 foot plastic gondola lifeboat after being forced down nine hours after launch on December 12 from the Canary Islands. Leader Arno Eiloart, aged 51, recounted the storm ordeal and the survival journey with two other men and a woman aboard the improvised craft.
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New York
Idlewild Aimort
Barbados
Arno! Eiloart
Canary Islands
California land baron's grandson dies by suicide at mansion
Irvine California. Myford Irvine 58 grandson of a California land baron shot and killed himself in the basement of the Irvine family mansion. Deputy Coroner James Pond said he used two guns. The mansion sits on the Irvine Ranch near the Orange County town sharing the family name.
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Irvine
Calif
Myford Irvine
California
James Pond
Irvine Ranch
Orange County
TV clubs aim to raise standards and widen viewers
UNESCO official Henry Cassirer argues Teleclubs in France Japan and other countries mobilize rural audiences to discuss programs and push for better broadcasting. He notes uplift TV faces competition from entertainment but proposes international exchanges and targeted viewer feedback to improve impact.
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United Nations
N. Y
Henry R. Cassirer
Cbs-Tv
France
Japan
Italy
England
Cassirer
Unesco
Europe
Canadian Farm Forum
Efrem Zimbalist Jr Forges Path From TV to Movies
Hollywood brief notes say Warner Bros signed Efrem Zimbalist Jr a year after deeming him a Broadway and TV talent. His lineage includes violinist father Efrem Zimbalist and Alma Gluck mother, with early sound-film history linked to his father. Zimbalist faces doubt about switching from 77 Sunset Strip to films, while Tommy Sands pursues dramatic acting and four upcoming non vocal pictures.
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Hollywood
Warner Bros
Efrem Zimbalist, Jr
Ronald Colman
Warners
Zimbalist
Alma Gluck
Curtis Institute of Music
Philadelphia
Josh Logan
Yale
Air Force
Colman
Zimalist
Tommy Sands
Teen private eye dream ends with stolen car arrest
In Indianapolis an adolescent with plans to be a private investigator was stopped after police nabbed him and two other youths driving a stolen vehicle. A search revealed a private detective badge and handcuffs on the youth, who was jailed in the same restraints.
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Indianapolis
Institute for Advanced Study Offers Real Ivory Tower
SAUL PETT AP Writer notes the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton is a serene, invitation-only haven for scholars from around the world. It houses 120 visiting members with a faculty of 22 and emphasizes independent research over classrooms or curricula, earning the label an intellectual hotel and decompression chamber.
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N. J
Institute For Advance Study
Institute
America
Europe
Africa
Orient
Albert Einstein
Einstein
Arnold Toynbee
Eliot
Oswald Vedlen
Benjamin D. Meritt
George F. Kennan
State Department
Russia
Louis Bamberger
Felix Fuld
Robert Oppenheimer
Oppenheimer
Veblen
C. N. Yang
Fire Holds Back Despite Delayed Firemen
In Rosenhayn New Jersey a blaze in an overheated kerosene stove damaged the Schultz home. Mrs Schultz phoned for help and waited as firemen arrived after a long pause caused by a train blocking a railroad crossing two blocks away.
Governor McKeldin’s Registration Status Confirmed
A Baltimore reporter spoke with the Board of Election Supervisors to verify rumor that Gov. Theodore R. McKeldin changed his voting registration from Annapolis to Baltimore. The clerk denied the change, saying the governor remains registered as a Republican.
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Baltimore
Board of Election Supervisors
Theodore R. McKeldin
Annapolis
Funeral Notices for Mays and Berry
Dr W C Mays aged 72 of Stam ford Road died Sunday at home. Body to be moved to residence 4 PM January 12 with funeral Tuesday January 13 at 2 PM at the residence, burial in Sunset Memorial Park. Pallbearers named. Medical Society members honorary. Arrangements by Keyser Bryant Funeral Home. Edgar Berry age 77 of Temple Street died Saturday at a local hospital. Body to residence 4 PM January 12, funeral January 13 at Church of God Prince, burial Sunset Memorial Park. Nephews pallbearers. Rose & Quesenberry Funeral Home. Florists.
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Berry
Edgar
Temple Street
Theody
Rose and Quesenberry
South Kanawha Street
Church of God
Prince
Henry Withrow
Sunset Memorial Park
Rose & Quesenberry Funeral Home Florists
Wright's Radio Service Advertisement Declares Pickup Repair
TV And Radio Service See Arnett Lilly Harper Road Radio Service beside 5th Wheel CL 2-7841 Free pickup and delivery Home and auto radios repaired Pickup and delivery service All work guaranteed Wright's Radio Service Dial CL 2-3509.
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Morris
Arnett Lilly Harper Road
5Th Wheel
Wright
Dial
Lovitz Television Service
Beckley
John W. Eye
West
Neville St
Reepee
Ashworth & Sparks, Inc
Prince St Beckley
Foster Hardware CO
Main St
Youths accused after auto parts theft in Petersburg
A man said five youths tried to sell him two fender skirts stolen from a parked car. Police arrested the youths and charged them with stealing auto parts. The report notes the incident and also mentions a TV program gimmick encouraging viewer farm-topic feedback.
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Petersburg
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