Eisenhower Says U.S. Faces Worst Part of Slump
President Eisenhower said the nation is in the worst phase of the business recession and hinted tax cuts are a distant possibility. He urged restraint to avoid hasty measures and outlined steps on space civilian control and a $840 million civilian-government spending boost. He noted no tax cut as a certainty and urged focus on productive actions.
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Civil rights and labor issues spark federal debate in Congress
The Senate rackets investigating committee reports on unions including the International Teamsters. A labor message to Congress urges legislation to curb abuses. The President concedes the Civil Rights Commission faced a slow start but holds hope for its impact, stressing that rights progress requires reason education and tolerance rather than new laws.
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Slate to Be Elected by Services Group
The Community Services club of Greater Bridgeport will elect officers at a 6 p.m. meeting in Red Cross headquarters. A buffet supper will precede the business session. Rev. Joseph E. Pouliat of the Bridgeport Christian Union and Bridgeport Goodwill Industries will present the official slate.
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