Books on Yogananda and other 1960 titles reviewed
A roundup of forthcoming books includes Autobiography of a Yogi by Paramhansa Yogananda from Self-Realization Fellowship and due Doubleday releases on May or Willy Brandt, George Langelaan’s espionage tale, Pardon My Blooper, How to Hunt Deer, The Earth Shock the Sky Burned, Codfish Cats and Civilization, a Hallmark poems project, Allen Drury’s Advise and Consent, among others. The piece notes authors, publishers, and anticipated publication timelines.
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Paramhansa Yogananda
Self-Realization Fellowship of
Los Angeles
Sri Yukteswar
India
Yogananda
Calcutta University
Mahatma Gandi
Rabindranath Tagore
Luther Burbank
Australia
England
Gary Webster
Doubleday
Mr. Webster
House Committee Trims Military Building Plans
The House Appropriations Committee cut 278.2 million from the 1.5632 billion request for military construction for the current fiscal year, approving 1.2840 billion. Air Force funding was reduced to 77.07 million, Navy to 188.64 million, and Army to 272.56 million, with limits on Bomarc sites and calls to standardize housing and reassess overseas dependents housing.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Pentagon
House
United States
Air Force
Navy
Army
Great Lakes
Pacific
Evereux
France
Defense Department
Notice of Dam Pool Water Level Reduction at Warren Dam
Starting August 9 1959 the water level behind Warren Dam will be lowered about four feet to allow permanent repairs. The work is expected to take about 60 days and the level will remain low during this period if stream flow permits. Northern Virginia Power Co. asks for indulgence during the inconvenience.
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Warren Dam
Drive Safely Always Expect the Unexpected
A cautionary note urges drivers to avoid overconfidence and always react quickly. It argues that high speed and assumption contribute to thousands of highway deaths yearly and that careful, prepared driving could save lives.
Gardener Inherits 73 Acre Holm del Farm In Will
Harold White longtime gardener on Sara Wood McCampbell's Holm del township farm receives the 73 acre property and about 25000 dollars in the will probated Thursday. Mrs McCampbell said no one else fairly earned the beloved place. She died last month.
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Freehold
N.J
Harold White
Sara Wood McCampbell
Holmdel Township
White
Soviet commentator assails U.S. over visits debate
A Moscow radio commentator criticized American politicians and journalists for debating whether the United States or Russia gains more from the Eisenhower Khrushchev visits. He called such “bookkeeping” harmful and said it serves no useful purpose.
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London
United States
Russia
Moscow
Black Mail by Doris Miles Disney examines a poison pen investigation
A Post Office inquiry into poison pen letters targets a respectable middle aged social climber sending letters to a carefree girl. The story follows both sides as investigations narrow suspects but lack a prosecutable case, revealing a vicious nonfatal crime and insight into a government investigative branch.
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Doris Miles
Disney
FBI
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