Spring Tonic For Economy Boost From Steel Accord
Editorial notes a probable labor peace in the steel industry as a spring tonic for the economy. It cites cautious terms from management and unions, potential stock rally, and improved activity in autos, rubber, glass, coal, railroads and more, while warning on deficits and inflation.
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General Motors
Chicago
J. M. Roche
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European Countries Buy Over 1 Billion in U.S. Military Goods
Undersecretary Robert V disclosed that several nations have agreed to purchase more than 1 billion dollars of U.S. military equipment and services. The plan aims to offset the U.S. overseas military spending of about 3 billion annually and reduce the balance of payments deficit, with European involvement not named.
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Baytown Newspaper Staff Roles and Rates Mentioned
The Baytown newspaper announces staff positions including Editor and Publisher, Office Manager, and Retail Manager with a National Manager Subscription Rates notice. It lists a national representation by Newspaper Representatives, Inc and provides a postal address and publication details for second class matter.
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Texas
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Congress
Analysis Of The News By James Marlow On Frondizi’s Fall
Washington AP analysis recounts President Frondizi of Argentina ousted by a military junta after a shaky attempt to restore the economy. It traces Argentina’s pattern of coups since 1918, notes Peronist gains in March elections, and outlines Frondizi’s austerity, wage cuts, tariff shifts, and privatization efforts amid foreign oil interest and provincial pushback.
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Try and Stop Me LAW CASE
A fair-minded judge advised the defense attorney to withdraw with his client and offer him the best advice possible. After a 15 minute recess the attorney arrived alone. The prisoner had skipped, and the judge noted the advice as the reason. General Merahall believed in closing up shop at defense HQ early, insisting no good ideas come after 4 PM.
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Puzzle filled with curious facts and quirky trivia
A jumble of questions and clues spanning history science and fiction. From chess to space travel to hollow earth theories, it lists dates places and names like Lindbergh's kidnap case and Jules Verne inspired ideas, mixing birthday notes and wordplay for a playful grab bag.
Wickershams budget trip shown as costly country image
Washington report documents Oklahoma congressman Victor Wickersham traveling in Europe on NATO inspection duty. It lists hotel, meal, and miscellaneous costs charged to taxpayers, totaling about 32,101.51 for 26 days plus 1,762.67 for four travel days. He defends the expenses, claiming value and personal payment of 700, with notes on France Germany Switzerland Italy and other stops.
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Spring Shipments Cut by Weather Across Texas Markets
adverse weather slows spring shipments to Texas markets but inventories remain ample for many items. Potatoes turnips and ruta hagas stay plentiful while green onions greens and fresh fruit from Florida and Mexico reach markets. strawberries lag behind peak.
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Associated Press
Texas
Agricultural Marketing Service
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Mexico
USDA
Psychic bidding and a six diamond slam in Italy US match
The article recounts a 1851 Italy versus United States bridge match where West opened clubs and partner’s diamond response influenced by vulnerability. A sequence led to six diamonds doubled, costing South two spades and a club for a down two, while another table saw a normal bid sequence with a doubled four spades and a four spade contract that made for a high score. The United States gained 1,280 points for the deal.
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