Spend or Save Remains Chief Public Dilemma in Economy
The piece contrasts spending, saving, and borrowing as rival forces shaping the economy. It cites Commerce Secretary Hodges urging higher consumer spending and advocates for U S Savings Bonds as a saver’s path. Banks and savings lenders promote saving for investment pools, while many people oscillate between desire to spend and urge to save amid rising monthly bills.
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Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
Hodges
Bankers
Savings and Loan Associations
Washington
Star Brightness Measured As Magnitude
The observer on earth measures a star’s brightness by its magnitude. This astronomical concept ranks stars from bright to dim, aiding comparisons and celestial navigation.
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Earth
Ransom Demand Anticipated In Art Theft
Beverly Hills police expect a ransom demand after a thief locked a maid in a closet and stole four paintings from industrialist David E Bright's two million dollar home. FBI joined the probe as the works include a Picasso insured at 400000 and an Afro Basaldella abstract valued at 20000.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Uie
FBI
David E. Bright
Bright
Pablo Picasso
Sebastian
Picasso
Amadeo Modigliani
Afro Basaldella
Old 300 Watt Bulb Still Burns After Decades
Made, Kansas harness shop owner Frank Dancer recalls buying a 300 watt light bulb about 35 to 37 years ago. He notes the bulb still works and is used daily from five minutes to four hours, though he cannot recall the exact year of purchase.
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Kan
Frank Dancer
Dancer
Kiwanis to Hear George W Litton
George W. Litton head of the Animal Husbandry department at V.P.L will speak at the Kiwanis luncheon tomorrow at 2 30 p.m. at the George Washington Hotel. Clarence Hill will introduce him and Litton will discuss prime live stock development.
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Kiwanis
George Litton
George W. Litton
T of Animal Husbands
V.P.L
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
Clarence Hill
GOP Solons Seek Expanded Liaison With Rockefeller
Senate Republican Leader Ev erett M Dirksen says GOP leaders will increase contacts with New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller to unite the party before the 1962 campaign. Dirksen notes Rockefeller's pivotal role and cites his talks with Eisenhower and frequent meetings with Barry Goldwater as part of broader GOP strategy.
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Washington
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Rockefeller
House
Dirksen
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Man Convicted Of Murdering Half-Brother
Harrisonburg. Galen Garber, 23, was convicted in Rockingham County Circuit Court of first degree murder in the killing of his half-brother Charles Hollar, 21. Testimony said Garber shot his brother after an argument over food for a lumber job. Garber claimed the death was accidental and that he did not pull the trigger. The Commonwealth argued Garber retrieved a shotgun and shot him following the clash over the food.
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Harrisonburg
Galen Garber
Rockingham County
Garber
Charles Hollar
Hollar
The
Commonwealth
The Laundry Industry Processes 22 Million Tons Yearly
The professional laundry sector handles about 22 million tons of dirty clothing and linens each year, reflecting large scale operations across commercial facilities and service providers.
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Indus
Nixon accompanies Nixon visit noted in Washington
The 1960 presidential nominee, former Vice President Richard M. Nixon, was mentioned during a recent visit to Washington. The report highlights his presence and the context of the trip.
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Richard M. Nixon
Washington
Child Killed By Automobile Near Pulaski
Brenda Lou Viars, 12, of Martinsville, was struck and killed yesterday while visiting an aunt near Virginia 100, five miles east of Pulaski. The car driven by her aunt Judith Mae Viars, 22, left the driveway. incident on private property is not part of the state traffic death toll.
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Pulaski
Brenda Lou Viars
Martinsville
Anyautomobile
Judith Mae Viars
Police Matron Suffers Dislocated Jaw on Night Shift
Milwaukee AP reports police Matron Albina Jenko was rushed to county emergency hospital at 3 30 a m after dislocating her jaw while yawning during night duty.
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Milwaukee
Albina Jenko
County Emergency Hospital
Primatene Offers Quick Relief For Asthma And Hay Fever
Advertisement touts Primatene tiny tablets to relieve asthma spasms and hay fever within minutes and hours of relief. It claims doctor approval, nonprescription availability in many states, and night sleep benefits. Priced at 98 cents with no injections or nebulizers required.
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New York
N. Y
Young Amy Gingerich Chided for Slow Eating
In Lebanon Ohio three year old Amy Gingerich is told off by an older sister for eating too slowly. She appeals to her mother Mrs Don Gingerich of Carlisle for help in the dining room scene.
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Lebanon, Ohio
Amy Gingerich
Amy
Don Gingerich
Carlisle
Editor of Territorial Papers Dies in Chevy Chase
At his home in Chevy Chase a longtime editor of the Territorial Papers of the United States, active since 1931, died. He was a native of Jacksonville Illinois.
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Chevy Chase
Chives
Territorial’ Papers
United States
Jacksonville, Il
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