Is US Business Sick Or Well
The article reports a national debate in Washington over the state of American business, with Republicans and Democrats clashing over signs of recession and unemployment. It notes Eisenhower’s cautious optimism, calls for steady policy, and a burst of data from the Census Bureau showing rising unemployment, amid political rhetoric and a coffee price controversy drawing public attention.
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Eisenhowers Attend Red Mass at St Matthew's Cathedral
President Eisenhower and Mrs Eisenhower with a crowd of high officials will attend the Red Mass at St Matthew's Cathedral in Washington at 10 a.m. The service honors the Holy Spirit and began centuries ago for European law courts. Archbishop O Boyle will celebrate and Msgr Cartwright will preach.
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Death of Emanuel Bloch Ends Rosenberg Defense Career
Atty Emanuel H Bloch longtime Rosenberg defense lawyer was found dead in his Manhattan apartment. Death appears natural autopsy ordered. he faced disbarment threats after denouncing Eisenhower officials over the Rosenberg executions. Bloch guardianship of the Rosenbergs sons continued until his death.
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Gillette presses probes into coffee price rises
Senator Gillette of Iowa warned that coffee consumers may have been overcharged by millions to hundreds of millions of dollars over the past three years. He urged action on his 1949 50 hearings with proposals to regulate trading, tax foreign speculative profits, and push antitrust scrutiny to curb market manipulation.
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Drunks Driving Me To Drink Tops Just For Laughs
Don Herold, noted cartoonist, offers a humorous book of essays titled Drunks Are Driving Me to Drink. He targets certain drinkers, not drinking itself, in five installments in the Baily Telegraph starting tomorrow.
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Germans Worked To Create Earth Satellite
Samuel F. Pryor of Pan American World Airways told the Women's Forum on National Security that captured Nazi data suggested Germany worked on a man made satellite. He said a mirror satellite could focus sunbeams to burn cities like London New York Chicago or San Francisco unless used for peaceful weather and space studies.
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Atomic Energy Commission details faster subs and reactors
The AEC reports a upswing in military and civilian nuclear work. Highlights include a power plant to speed underwater submarines, brighter prospects for industrial atomic reactors, repurposing A-bomb by products to heat Hanford buildings, and promising thulium radiology devices for battlefield use. The Livermore lab is confirmed as a weapons research site since 1952.
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Roosevelt Vows to Remain In Congressional Race
James Roosevelt, amid adultery allegations from his wife, announces he will continue as a Democratic candidate in California's 26th District. He stresses no change in plans and will address affairs and duties as before while awaiting the Feb. 9 district council endorsement.
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Bricker Plan Compromise Reaches Eisenhower for Decision
A new compromise on the Bricker constitutional amendment on treaty making is in President Eisenhower's hands with a possible signal to end party strife. Sen. Bricker agreed conditionally to the plan, contingent on presidential approval or public non opposition. The draft would make treaties the supreme law of the land and retain a requirement for Senate roll call votes on treaties.
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Reds Call For Scrapping Of European Pact
Berlin dispatch reports Molotov previewing a plan to secure Communist rule in a neutralized Germany at the Big Four talks. The proposal demands immediate scrapping of the European army pact, bans on militarist groups, a provisional all German government, and a unified election under Big Four supervision, with German troops and a European defense community to follow.
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Italian Parliament Ousts Fanfani's Government in Split Vote
Rome reports Italy ousted Premier Amintore Fanfani with a 203 to 260 no confidence vote. Right and left united against the 11 day old Christian Democrat cabinet amid fears of Communist gains as Washington officials warned of ongoing political instability in postwar Italy.
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Youth Kills Lad In Fit Of Anger
A 14 year-old boy, Garry Browning, told deputies he fatally shot 8-year-old Robert Dale Short in a fit of anger after Bobby would not stay in bed. Garry, held at the juvenile home, said he loaded the 20 gauge shotgun and thought the safety was on. Charges likely will be filed. the shooting occurred in the Hopp home living room around 11:15 p.m.
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Train Rams Crowd Cheering Naguib. 28 Killed in Egypt
At Kafr El Zayat station the crowd cheering President Gen. Mohamed Naguib was struck by an express train on the Cairo to Alexandria line. The official tally reported 28 dead and many injured as rescuers and Naguib himself aided the victims. The driver claimed no warning due to a curve.
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U S Delays Reply To Korean Peace Talks Bid
The United States delays a response to a Communist bid for rapid renewal of preliminary Korean peace talks. State Department notes the letter will not go out before Monday while top officials review the draft, and Secretary Dulles has not yet approved it. The draft supports resuming talks but requires the Communists retract charges of perfidy. Ambassador Arthur Dean is in New York amid stalled negotiations.
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