51 Automotive Production Off 15 Percent Due To Restrictions
Government imposed restrictions on materials hit the automotive industry in 1961. The Automobile Manufacturers Association reports total production at about 6.806 million units, 15 percent below 1950. Passenger cars fell late year after a strong first half.
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Detroit
Automobile Manufacturers Association
America
Auto Motive
Tennis Fever Grips Australia Ahead of Davis Cup
Sydney hosts the Davis Cup challenge round as the United States and Australia prepare for play starting December 26. The 15 000 capacity White City Stadium will have 8 400 temporary seats costing over 40000. Americans Tony Trabert and Ted Schroeder train hard despite a cold facing coach Jack Kramer while Dinny Pails assists the Australians with practice sessions.
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Sydney
United States
White City Stadium
Tony Trabert
Cincinnati
Ted Schroeder
Jack Kramer
Dinny Pails
German Communists Should Practice What They Preach
Berlin 7 A Western observer mocks East German Communist rhetoric about language and culture. The piece cites Eisler and Soviet influence, notes German pride in speaking English and German, and questions penalties for using foreign terms or titles.
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Tom Reedy
Berlin
Gerhart Eisler
Soviet Union
Karl Marx
Marx
Engels
Lenin
Stalin
le Sin
Eisler
Mever Eisler
Ami
East Ny
Ign
Andrei Vishinsky
United Nations
Vishinsky
Lloyd
Eisenhower
Frederick the Great
Knowler
Bethlehem Way drama set for Christmas Eve at Rest Church
The Rest Sunday School presents The Bethlehem Way at 8 p m Christmas Eve in the church. Miss Esther Ridgeway leads the Zeeree and cast as the Nativity with wise men and shepherds. Special music and carols accompany the nativity scene and a modern Christmas story. Rev C E Burkhart will lead worship at 7 30 p m Sunday.
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Esther Ridgeway
C. E. Burkhart
Victor Lee Ridgeway
U. S. Army Training Center
Indiantown Gap
H. R. Hager
Samson Air Force Base
Geneva
N. Y
Carl Hager
Brucetown Briefs Include Church Services and Local Notices
Brucetown holds Sunday worship at 11 a m in the Brucetown Church. Pvt. Donald W. Jobe, son of Mr and Mrs W F Jobe, has arrived in Korea. Postmaster Frank H Swimley says the post office will be open until 6 p m tomorrow and from 10 30 a m to 4 p m on Sunday. Attendees at the funeral of the late Mr Owen Swimley included Mr and Mrs Robert Geib Jr of Vienna Mrs Robert Geib of Washington Mrs W M Bland ing of Petersburg and Mrs Thomas Harden of Washington along with Mr and Mrs Dwight B Galt and Dwight Galt Jr of Hyattsville Md. They said Unser Grosser Fuhrer.
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Brucetown
Donald W. Jobe
W. F. Jobe
Korea
Frank H. Swimley
Robert Geib, Jr
Vienna
Robert Geib
Washington
W M. Blanding
Petersburg
Thomas Harden
Owen Swimley
Dwight B. Galt
Dwight Galt, Jr
Hyattsville, Md
Ice skating uses weight to melt ice for glide
A fragment explains skating relies on the skater’s weight pressing on the runners to melt ice creating a thin water film for movement. It also notes a Chinese belief in Jin-tian forest root to prolong life and refresh spirit, and mentions a recent figure about a million dollars and the United States in a partial context.
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United States
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