Big Little House With Expansion Makes Simpler Living
A 39 by 31 foot Architect Lester Cohen designed X-7 the biggest little house in the world. It offers expansion to 10 rooms with four bedrooms two baths and a full basement. The first floor features two bedrooms a living room a kitchen and a bath with optional wall placements to create either a larger living area or a formal dining space. The expansion adds two bedrooms a second bath and extra storage. Nine closets plus china and basement storage ensure ample space.
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Lester Cohen
Australia lures more Americans with skilled migration appeal
Australia reports increased inquiries from U S workers seeking living and working opportunities. Immigration Minister Downer pledges welcome for skilled migrants as Australia offers fare subsidies and child assistance. Victorian industry head Curphey says unemployment in North America boosts Australia’s stable employment outlook.
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Melbourne
Australia
United States
U.S
America
Alexander Downer
Noel Curphey
Victorian Chamber of Manufacturers
North America
Canada
Film Star Redefines Latin Lover Role for TV
Fernando Lamas rejects the greasy stereotype and says a Latin lover should be a real man with life drama. He outlines a TV future with substance, discusses Spiderweb on Climax, and notes his marriage to Arlene Dahl and upcoming Midnight Sailing in Europe.
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Charles Mercer
NEW York 4
Fernando Lamas
Rudolf Valentino
Lamas
Vito
Ths
Cba-Tv
Texas
Arlene Dahl
Ethel Merman
Ocopany
Europe
Buenos Aires
Spain
Argentina
Torls
South America
Hollywood
Louis B. Mayer
Richmond Restaurateur Showcases Green Irish Potato
Louis John Velitjotas, a Richmond restaurant owner, displayed a two pound potato that looked like a man on a shelf for patrons. It began turning green on St Patrick’s Day and Velitjotes said it was an Irish potato.
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Richmond
Louis
John Velitjotas
Velitjotes
350 Road Deaths Seen For Holiday Weekend
National Safety Council predicts 350 traffic deaths over Memorial Day weekend 78 hours from 6 p.m Thursday to midnight Sunday. The toll could rise about 30 with no holiday status. safety is urged for drivers and pedestrians as 40 million cars are expected on highways.
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Cincago
National Safety Coane
Child star Bob Driscoll charts adult acting comeback
Hollywood star Bob Driscoll recounts a career that began at age five, the Oscar he won as a child, and his fears of rejection. He recalls clashing with fame, a failed clothes salesman stint, and his resolve with wife Marjorie and friends to rebuild his career as an adult in cinema.
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Hollywood (Ap
Robert Driscoll
Robert
Bobby Driscoll
Bobby
Marjorie
Dean Stockwell
Driscoll
Margaret O'Brien
Wal Disney
Ceed
Paramount
Olver
Driscolls
Rockford man seeks derby winner for film gift
Attorney John F. McCanna asks anyone with information on the 1936 Rockford soap box derby winner to contact him. McCanna filmed the affair and hopes to locate the star to present him with the film for his children. The note mentions acting careers and family plans.
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Rockford, I. G
Rockford
John F. McCanna
McCanna
Western World Is Soft Declared by Bishop Sheen
Bishop Fulton J. Sheen warned the Western World is soft while the Soviet Union strengthens itself through discipline and hardship. He cited Soviet schools teaching up to 80 more hours of science in high schools than US colleges and urged cultural firmness.
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ST. Louisty
Fulton J. Sheen
Soviet Union
United States
Who is to blame for rising costs of living
The piece surveys views from managers labor leaders merchants and economists on why living costs are up. It notes Federal Reserve data analyzed by Fortune showing white collar salaries rising faster than blue collar wages and argues that nonproduction staff now costs more, affecting total operating expenses and productivity.
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Sy Sam Dawson
New York
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Fortune Magazine
New Warplane Able to Fly Twice Speed of Sound
The air Force announced the Republic F105 fighter-bomber can travel at twice the speed of sound and carry nuclear weapons rockets and missiles. The Vulcan cannon fires 6,000 rounds per minute and the aircraft uses a Pratt and Whitney J75 engine. Republic Aviation builds the F105 for Tactical Air Command. The Navy favors military pilots over civilian instructors for primary night training and denounces the Heller report as favoring civilian flight schools.
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Houston, Tex
Air Force
Republic Aviation Corp
Farmingdale
N.Y
Tactical Air Command
General Electric
Navy
Army
Aviation Writers’ Assn
Cleveland
Robert Heller and Associates
Aeronautical Training Society of
Washington, D. C
Heller
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