Upturn in Business May Be Real Not Just Steel Hurrah
AP News analysis notes rising consumer spending, job gains, higher incomes and more corporate profits as signs of a broader recovery. Steel’s surge fuels orders through July and stockpiling amid a potential late summer strike, while Moody’s reports record dividend increases and April gains across industries.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Steel
Labor Department
Moody's Investors Service
National Association of Purchasing Agents
Bermuda Plans More Chaperones to Handle Student Influx
Bermuda officials face a surge of college visitors from 3810 last year to 7607 this spring. They plan more chaperones and new diversions, including free hamburgers, to ease crowds and curb overtaxed housing. Michael Fountain pledges stricter chaperone requirements going forward.
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Hamilton, Bermuda
Bermuda
Michael Fountain
Distrust Delays Nuclear Disarmament Talks Across Powers
James Marlow argues distrust blocks any durable US Russia agreement on disarmament and test bans. He notes Red China and France arming complicates consensus, while both sides doubt the other and the Senate would veto unless all parties disarm. The piece stresses ongoing skepticism through decades of negotiations.
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Tahiti Islands
Pacific
United States
Russia
U.S. Senate
China
France
Moscow
Red China
Nuclear arms talks with Russia spark EU aid plan
The United States seeks European consent to station American nuclear arms with use terms, while talks with Russia on a nuclear test ban continue amid foggy explanations to the public. A NEA survey finds the average daily school cost for a pupil in 18 major districts at $2.33.
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Washington
United States
Russia
National Education Association
Roll Call On Oleo Vote Divides Senate In Minnesota
In Minnesota the Senate passed a bill to legalize sale of colored oleo margarine by a 36 to 31 vote. The list of 36 supporters includes Adams and Allen among others. 31 opponents feature Bates, Benson, Carr and Franz. The note adds an estimate that 23.6 million U.S. homes heat with gas.
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Mosier
Novak
Ogdahl
Olson
Parish
Parks
Patterson
Popham
Salmore
Thuet
Westin
Wright
Zwach
Bates
Benson
Carr
Dunlap
Franz
N. W. Hanson
Harren
Heuer
Holmuist
Josefson
Knutson
Kroehler
L. Larson
N. Larson
Laufenburger
Free book promises cure for arthritis without drugs or surgery
An advertisement claims a non medical method can eliminate arthritis causes and relieve pain without drugs or surgery. It offers a free booklet from The Ball Clinic in Excelsior Springs Missouri and notes no obligation and no agent visits. A postcard request is suggested.
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Ball Clinic
Dept
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
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