Golf courses lure tenants as new housing booms
In postwar United States, builders turn to golf courses to attract residents. Despite high costs, roughly 280 courses opened last year and more are planned, with average setup around 14 000 dollars per hole. Tucson National Golf Club in Arizona aims to pull in buyers for 500 nearby lots priced 9 000 to 30 000 dollars, with Jack Nicklaus as touring pro.
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The Kennedy Walk prompts a hiking tune from Gladys Shelley
Washington jokes about a new Spiral Records release The Kennedy Walk by Gladys Shelley a song praising Kennedy era fitness. The column recalls Shelley's prolific output and frames the track as a blend of exercise romance and political allusion with light satire on pop songwriting trends.
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Billy Graham May Have To Delay Mission
Evangelist Billy Graham underwent tests at a Honolulu hospital amid fever and weakness raising the possibility of delaying his Asian crusade planned to open in Manila on March 11. Doctors will complete tests over 48 hours with three more days of evaluation to decide if he can depart as scheduled.
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Death claims big Overlord of waterfront
Anthony Tough Tony Anastasio 57, powerful Brooklyn waterfront figure and ILA International vice president, died from complications after a heart attack suffered two months earlier. Brother of reputed mob figure Umberto Anastasia, he faced challenges to his control as rivals ousted him from ILA wage scales. He leaves a widowed home life with daughter and son-in-law Anthony Scotto in Brooklyn.
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Albert) Anastasia
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Defense Opens Case In Peats Murder Trial
In Yuma, defense starts presenting evidence in the first degree murder trial of Stephen Earl Peats, 18, accused in the robbery slaying of William Joseph Carpenter, 25. Co-defendant Harry Lee Nall, 27, testified he planned the robbery and fired shots during the attack.
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Administration seeks four year draft extension
The administration sent Lt. Gen. Lew B. Hershey to the House Armed Services Committee to request a four year extension of the draft. The current law expires July 1.
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UPI
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Marine Pfc Meyers Receives GED Certificate at Camp Pendleton
Marine Pfc. Mike Meyers son of Mrs. Shirley J. Meyers 508 South 63rd Pl Scottsdale was presented a certificate of completion of the general educational development test in Company H Fifth Marine Regiment First Marine Division Camp Pendleton Calif The test covered literature mathematics English reading and natural science.
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No Simple Answer Is Another Space Trip Necessary
CAPE CANAVERAL UPI. The question of Gordon Cooper Jr.’s mid May 22 orbit flight weighs scientific merit against propaganda aims. Critics say depressurization and long naps offer limited new data while public optics and future funding pressures loom large. Radiation tests may duplicate what unmanned satellites already show.
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Unbalanced budgets and Parkinsons Law in Kennedy era
Washington analyst argues presidents promise balanced budgets but fail. He cites Kennedy's tax plan and Parkinsons Law of Expenditures, contending taxpayer burden rises with government spending and urging voters to force restraint and spending limits. He traces deficits from 1933 to 1964.
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Soviet China Dispute And Its Global Stakes
Western observers debate why Soviet China tensions persist and how they might end. Some see ideological rifts, others leadership struggles or strategic splits. UPI correspondent Henry Shapiro notes no real unity existed, citing Stalin’s past preference for an alliance with Chiang Kai-shek to curb Chinese Communists. The Peking People's Daily on February 26 summarized the range of speculative theories.
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UPI
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Janeway urges S&L sector exit and higher deposit guarantee
UPI reports economist Eliot Janeway warns the savings and loan business faces a squeeze and could push to raise government deposit guarantees from 10 000 to 25 000. He says Congress may approve, creating a problem for both commercial and savings banks as they must refocus and exit certain fields.
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UPI
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Market Analysts Describe Trends in Dangerous Markets
L. C. Hooper of Hut ton & Co. warns on dangerous markets with rampant speculation in low priced issues and a rush of new stock issues. He notes widespread optimism, rising prices, and booming trading volume. Goodbody & Co. expects ongoing market consolidation to solidify long term value validity.
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