Americans See Higher Personal Income in February 1960
Commerce Department reports personal income reached 229.2 billion dollars in February up from January. Wage and salary payments, proprietorship income, dividends, and other earnings drove growth. Employment held steady while manufacturing payrolls rose, signaling solid economic outlook for mid-1960 amid strikes and labor changes.
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Bomb fear in children spurs Truman concern at White House
President Truman voiced worry over reports that many children develop fear complexes from elders discussions of the atomic and hydrogen bombs. Dr. Alexander Ruthven of the University of Michigan, visiting the White House, outlined sociological research on atomic energy and plans to educate teachers. A privately financed study aims to raise 6.5 million dollars to explore peacetime uses of atomic energy.
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Crude Oil Increase For May Predicted
An anticipated rise in Texas crude oil production for May would bring daily output to about 2,368,680 barrels if approved by the Railroad Commission. April's allowed production stood at 2,356,162 barrels with an average calendar daily total of 2,121,345. Color movies date back to 1909.
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