After 1958 Recession Savings Rise Faster Than Spending
AP analysis notes households saved aggressively while total consumer saving jumped about 5 billion in early 1961, outpacing prior gains. Banks and mutual funds confirm continued saving, with securities holdings dipping as small investors pull back and institutions provide market support.
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Fight for Berlin if Necessary Says UN Official
Sir Leslie Munro of New Zealand urged the United States Britain and France to defend West Berlin if required. Speaking to Lions International he warned that a Soviet move to strangle Berlin could trigger a broader conflict and question allied resolve.
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Church Parley Features Adventist Leaders In Staunton
The afternoon session of the church will feature Howard J. Capman of Staunton presiding as president of the Potomac Conference of Adventists. Lewis E. Lenheim of Washington, president of the Columbia Union Conference, will give the ministerial charge. Francis D. Nichol of Washington, editor of the Review and Herald, will offer the ordination prayer.
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Macmillan III Cancels Schedule
London AP reports Prime Minister Harold Macmillan is indisposed with a cold and cancels planned public engagements and schedule items while he recovers. Government aides say no policy actions are affected and the PM will resume duties when able.
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Former Yugoslav Queen Marie dies at 61
London AP report states Former Queen Marie of Yugoslavia died after a long illness at age 61. Daughter of Queen Marie of Romania she was married to King Alexander I who was assassinated in 1934. The Yugoslav royal family went into exile after Tito's 1945 coup and citizenship was stripped in 1947.
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Romania
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Marseilles
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Doctor orders force weekend cancelations for sore throat
A office said today that he has a sore throat and has canceled all weekend engagements on his doctor's orders.
Weather Kills Seven More in Turkey
Floods and related disasters continue to claim lives in Turkey with seven additional fatalities reported as rescue teams work to reach affected communities around Istanbul. Officials warn of ongoing danger from rising waters and landslides.
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Girl Lifeguard Saves Man in Pool Rescue
In Morgan Hill California an 18 year old girl lifeguard saved a man from drowning in a pool on Thursday and immediately rescued his 4 year old son. Harold Cardoza 40 of San Jose and his son Donald escaped any ill effects after the incident. Artificial respiration was administered by the lifeguard Betty Perucca.
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Betty Perucca
Harold Cardoza
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Cardoza
Donald
Lightning toll rises as 7 Turks die in 24 hours
Lightning killed seven Turkish people in the last day, raising the weekly weather toll to 37 deaths.
Trujillo Kin Seek Name Removals in Dominican Republic
Rafael Trujillo’s sons and his widow request President Balaguer remove their family names from the dictator’s official records. They ask replacements honor “important people or events” in national history. No further details given on replacements or scope of action.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Rafael Trujillo
Joaquin Balaguer
Rafael
Rhadamas
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Misses' Pattern 4501 Evening Sheath Dress
Fashion notice features Anne Adams Misses pattern 4501 size 10 to 18 with a wrapped front and V back sheath cut. Printed in silk print and linen options. includes yardage estimates and ordering instructions via the Winchester Star pattern department.
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Winchester Evening Star
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York
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Adventists to Ordain Five Ministers at Camp Meeting
Five ministers will be ordained in solemn rites at the Seventh day Adventists camp meeting and Bible conference in New Market. Donald F. Bastian of Lynchburg Douglas William Cross of Strasburg and Carl Lee Hartman of Charlottesville belong to the Potomac Conference. Merwin R. Thurber and Harry M. Tippett from Takoma Park Md are with the Review and Herald Publishing Association in Washington DC. The ordination will be before 4000 delegates on Saturday.
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Seventh-day Adventists
Donald F. Bastian
Lynchburg
Douglas William Cross
Strasburg
Carl Lee Hartman
Charlottesville
Adventists’ Potomac Conference
Merwin R. Thurber
Harry M. Tippett
Takoma Park
Review and Herald Publishing Association
Washington, D. C
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