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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1962
Page
11
Luxurious railmousines shuttle tourists on a 475 mile slow ride between Bogota and Santa Maria along the Magdalena River. The 20 hour trip costs about $8 and winds through jungle riverbanks with crocodiles along the way.
Celebrating his eighty eighth birthday Robert Frost publishes In the Clearing a new poetry collection. The poet’s meta metaphor explores paradoxes of America mind and nature while epigraph hints it may be his last book.
Milton Berle plans a romantic comedy Have Love Will Travel written by Richard Landau and Fred Frieberger. The UPI report says the project could cost about 2 million dollars with Berle attached as star and producer.
The South player faces a five spade loss hand where a squeeze may win all remaining tricks. By cashing A Q of diamonds and king of clubs, entering dummy with a diamond, ruffing a club, then a last trump, the defender with most clubs and most spades is squeezed. The defense cannot guard both suits, letting the declarer capture the rest.
Philadelphia resident Walter Sonneberg, an 88 year old economics expert, has never lost a cent in over 50 years of stock investing. He retired from the Pennsylvania Railroad after 39 years in accounting and lives on a railroad pension and earnings from his investments. Sonneberg stresses choosing strong companies like Borden Co Inc, Pennsylvania Power and Light, and Pennsylvania Glass and Sand, and he argues dollars are less important than the organization of the economy. He cites stock market gyrations as due to a lack of confidence in the President and leans toward Goldwater-like economics. He has written articles but yields little income from them due to his lack of stamina.
A Bulova study cited by Robert Mayer shows campers increasingly use pocket-size transistor radios for more than entertainment. Hikers hunters and fishermen rely on them to warn of storms fires and other local dangers during outings this season.
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