Extra Capacity Dishmobile Sanitizing Wash Cycle
Frigidaire division of General Motors unveils stylish extra capacity Dishmobile mobile dishwashers for 1963 with swirling water action and a true sanitizing drying cycle. Two front loading models with maple dipping blocks convert to built in units. High speed central wash tube and overhead swirl spray provide two way wash and rinse. Dishes dry in sanitizing temperatures for over 20 minutes powered by a 1000 watt heater with outside air vent. Capacity supports complete table settings for 14, enabling once a day dishwashing for the average family.
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Frigidaire Division
General Motors
Hospital Personnel Attend Conference in Los Angeles
Ukiah General Hospital owner Myrtle Heise and son Lawrence Heise returned from the annual convention of the Association of Western Hospitals in Los Angeles. The event drew 3,500 to 4,000 attendees and featured speaker Dr. Kenneth Babcock of Chicago, head of the hospital accreditation committee. They purchased some new equipment for the local hospital displayed at the convention.
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Ukiah General
Myrtle Heise
Lawrence Heise
Association of Western Hospitals
Los Angeles
Kenneth Babcock
Chicago
Goldwater Says Nixon No Longer A Strong Force
Beverly Hills California UPI Barry Goldwater predicted Nixon would fade from politics after losing California governor race. He said Nixon would speak as a Republican and be welcome, but a trend shows he will not be a strong force in the party as he joins a Manhattan law firm.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
UPI
Barry
Goldwater
R-Ariz
Richard M. Nixon
New York
Nixon
California
Manhattan
Open House Showcases the Home of Tomorrow in Oak Knoll
Appliance dealers invite the public to inspect a fully modern home inside Oak Knoll starting tomorrow for about a month. Visitors will see a built in kitchen with modern appliances, wall to wall carpet, drapes, brick work, plumbing and lighting fixtures. Reach via Highway 101 south to Oak Knoll drive then Fairview Court.
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Younce
Highway 101
Oak Knoll Drive
Fairview Court
Churchill Keeps Nuclear Deterrent, Warns Against Abandonment
London reports Sir Winston Churchill 88 defends Britain by keeping a nuclear deterrent. In a letter to the Primrose League he says abandoning it would be to abandon it forever and notes safer in our hands than elsewhere. His statement follows news of his retirement from the Commons and hints at party policy disagreements.
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London
UPI
Winston Churchill
Britain
Churchill
Primrose League
House of Commons
Labor Party
Quote by Goldwater on NY legal expert
Goldwater said he cannot blame the lawyer for choosing New York as a better place given his background. He added that on a policy-making level the precedent suggests the individual will not be a reader.
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Goldwater
New York
Debt limit rise eyed to 309 billion in new plan
Washington reports indicate administration seeks to raise the national debt ceiling from 303.6 billion to 309 billion, with a staged increase to 307 billion by June 30 and 309 billion through July and August to cover red ink spending. A close Thursday vote is expected to pass the measure.
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Washington
House
Treasury
Education
Congress
Adam C. Powell
Dn.y
House Education and Labor Committee
Allegheny County
Pittsburgh
Connecticut
Frank
Carlson, Bkan
Secretary ‘of ‘Agriculture
Bighouse
Carlson
TFX
Boeing Co
Senate
General Dynamics
Romney Leaves The Door Open For 1964 Nomination
Washington UPI reporting on Governor George Romney who says he is not a candidate for the 1964 Republican presidential nomination. He stresses uncertainty about the future and tells reporters he is not going to become a candidate while leaving a door open for later possibilities.
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Washington
UPI
Michigan
George’ Romny
Romney
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