Diefenbaker Blames Khrushchev Over Canada Election
Prime Minister Diefenbaker accuses Khrushchev of meddling in the Canadian election and warns his Conservative government will not allow U S nuclear warheads on Canadian soil except in war. The Kremlin protest urges countermeasures if warheads are located in Canada. Liberal Lester Pearson calls the Soviet note arrogant.
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Diefenbaker
Khrushchev
Aroutunian
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Lester Pearson
Lumsy
Canada
North Bay
Ont
U. S
Profit margins signal economic turns in business cycles
Sylvia Porter explains that 17 of 19 postwar upswings and downturns show profit margins turning before the cycle, with manufacturing margins leading by months. Moore’s study for the NBER links price costs and margins to cycle timing, noting unit cost shifts drive early rises and late costs pressure downturns, while recent margins have narrowed.
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New York
Geoffrey Moore
National Bureau of Economic Research
NBER
Wesley Mitchell
Arthur Burns
U.S
Mitchell
Moore
Burns
Plan Air Burst Over the Pacific
Washington AP reports the United States will detonate a nuclear device over the Pacific Ocean, launched to hundreds of kilometers altitude from Johnston Island area near Hawaii. The test, about a million tons TNT, is scheduled for Monday night Hawaiian time, with a possible delay if weather or technical issues occur.
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Washington
U.S
Pacific Ocean
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Johnston Island
Hawaii
Plan for younger children in Warren school program
PITTSBURGH AP The Warren Pa school board will start an experimental program next fall admitting children as young as 3 years 8 months to kindergarten if ready. The University of Pittsburgh will cooperate with the board. Dr Jack Birch says the aims are to study long term effects and prove some children are ready for formal schooling earlier. The university noted some children may be ready sooner than others.
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Pittsburgh
Warren, Pa
University of Pittsburgh
University
Jack Birch
Gazette Subscription Rates and Mailing Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette outlines subscription prices and mailing options. Night edition six issues per week is 1.10 per month and 11 per year, with other rates for different editions and regions.
Showdown at Riverside Tests Plymouth Against Chevy and Ford
The U S Testing Co judged a Riverside showdown between Plymouth Fury Chevrolet Impala and Ford Galaxie 500. Plymouth won eight of ten events, signaling the Greatest Plymouth Ever Built is available at dealers now.
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Plymouth
Chevrolet
Ford
Riverside
U.S
Drug firms to cut antibiotic prices after Lederle move
Bristol Laboratories a division of Bristol-Meyers Squibb Olin Matthieson Pfizer and Co announced 15 percent price cuts on several antibiotics to match Lederle Laboratories action. Upjohn will study the reductions and may follow. Parke Davis will not change immediately.
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New York
Bristol Laboratories
Bristol-Meyers Co
Lhe Squibb
Olin
Matthieson Chemical Co
Charles Pfizer and Co
Lederle Laboratories
American Dynamics Co
Upjohn Co
Parke Davis and Co
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