Nixon Reveals Down‑to‑Earth Pace and Habits
Washington report outlines Vice President Richard M. Nixon sharing his frugal routine. He trims his own shoes and hair, travels light with one pair of shoes, and shaves daily. He cooks a simple breakfast, drives his own car, and struggles to balance work with home life.
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Chimney Defects Spark Major Ohio Fire Damage 1953
Ohio State Fire Marshal Charles R. Scott cites 335 fires in 1952 costing 394820 and 549 fires costing 596833 due to defective chimneys. He urges inspections for loose mortar cracks and faulty pipes, sealing unused openings, removing combustibles, and regular soot removal to prevent dangerous ignition. A spark arrestor is advised where roofs are shingled or unapproved.
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More Britons Going To Moscow To Talk Trade
A new wave of British businessmen will fly from London to Moscow this week, boosting to over 100 the number traveling this year to pursue trade. The trip signals a shift in Soviet relations as negotiations focus on favorable terms, with talks tied to easing tensions and expanding Western business ties despite embargoes. Across Europe, Britain aims to relax restrictions on strategic goods to Russia while markets eye multi billion dollar offers from non Soviet suppliers. Britain, France, Norway and others engage in talks or orders, with more to come.
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Yacht crew of seven women captains afloat Venturon
Howard F MacNeil, a Chicago accountant, sails with seven women including his wife Dorothy and daughter Carole. The crew, from varied backgrounds including three secretaries and two other officers, share boating and skiing interests. The Venturon crew boasts sailors from Sweden and the Great Lakes area who prize sailing as fun and family camaraderie over tradition.
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Birthday Horoscope for March 9 Born Leaders and Lovers
Born on Tuesday March 9 you are a vigorous charming traveler with strong leadership and romance. You resist routine, seek varied work, and must learn to relax to avoid burnout. A practical streak keeps you focused once you decide your life goals. Early marriage to a compatible partner shapes your path.
11 Million Paid Left Questioned by IRS Chicago
The Internal Revenue Service in Chicago received a check for just over 11 million dollars on Monday. District Director Ernest J. Sauber noted it was the year’s largest payment locally but only about 45 percent of an unnamed company’s 1953 tax bill, leaving questions about the remainder.
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Produce Merchant Sues for Divorce Over Work Nags
Los Angeles. William Wiggins, 58, filed suit for divorce alleging marital friction arose from his working long hours. He says his wife nagged him about work until he fell ill with stomach ulcers. He alleges she fed him highly spiced Mexican food, escalating the dispute.
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