More Cows Than People in Vermont Report
The crop reporting service estimated 431000 cows on Vermont farms as of January 1, while the state's human population is about 390000. The report highlights dairy and beef inventories across counties, underscoring Vermont’s role as a livestock state with a higher cattle count than residents.
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The Phantom Faces a Jungle Tank Terror
Two thieves plot to steal an army tank to raid a jungle rich with gold and jewels, armed against by spears and arrows. Budd is discharged from the army tank corps for theft and learns of the treasure in prison. The Phantom confronts the metal monster in a new adventure beginning Monday in The Light.
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Once More VD: New Dangers Warned In March Digest
A March Readers Digest medical report warns VD cases may reach four million yearly and fears a teenage surge. It questions if wonder drugs still work and urges parents to learn key facts about the venereal threat and public health response.
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Tourism Sets British Record Tourists hit new British high in 1960 reports say
London record figures from the British Travel and Holiday association show foreign visitors reaching 1,669,490, a fifth higher than 1959, which also marked a record year. The tourism trade continues to expand amid rising overseas travel demand.
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Nixon To Talk to GOP Leaders in Washington Return
Ex-President Eisenhower and former Vice President Nixon will confer with GOP congressional leaders when they return to Washington in a few weeks. Senate GOP Leader Dirksen said he spoke by phone with Eisenhower from Palm Springs and with Nixon in Washington. He said Eisenhower would meet with house and senate leaders when he wanders back this way, and Nixon would likely sit down with GOP chiefs sometime in April.
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Kennedy Team Plans NATO Advisory Report
Washington reports Kennedy will not submit a formal memo but a chief executive memo from former Secretary of State Dean Acheson. The group will propose revisions to bolster Western alliance and may touch on NATO’s nuclear force and economic warfare roles. Members include Finletter Kohler Nitze Bundy and others.
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Potent Baker's Hair Tonic Promises Quick Dandruff Knockout
An Austin advertisement proclaims Baker's Hair Tonic as a potent dandruff remedy with a quick effect. The copy emphasizes ease of use and guarantees satisfaction with a money back offer, claiming the product stops dandruff and itchy scalp.
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Roadhouse Changes Colors in West Memphis Church Dedication
The Catton club near Tabernacle Baptist Church in West Memphis Arkansas has been transformed after a fatal incident last year. The venue’s bandstand was removed and pews and an altar were installed for a formal dedication proceeding led by Rev Early White.
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