Expansion Speed Labeled Harmful
Washington AP reports the U S Chamber of Commerce mid year appraisal warns expansion boom is going too far too fast for the economy. Banker William A McDonnell, chair of the finance committee, urges a slower pace as high demand for credit signals firms should reexamine expansion plans and government should pause.
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Pedestrian Death Toll Drops to New Low in 1956
The American Automobile Association reports pedestrian deaths fell 49 percent over two decades, reaching a record low in 1956 with 7,950 deaths. AAA president Harry S. Kirk notes 1956’s figure compares to 8,000 in 1954 and grants top safety awards to Connecticut, Detroit, and Statesville for 1956 achievements.
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Foto Facts and the psychology of near-misses
John Reynolds ponders why people praise near misses more than near-hits in contests and driving missteps. The piece argues perfectionism drives us to seek bull’s-eyes, yet celebrates near-misses when the margin of error seems large. It concludes a miss should feel as good as a mile.
Free 36 page book on arthritis and rheumatism
Public service advertisement offers a free illustrated 36 page booklet explaining causes effects and dangers of arthritis and rheumatism. It describes a drugless treatment used in thousands of cases and claims no obligation. Send for the free book to The Ball Clinic Dept. 222 Excelsior Springs Mo.
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Battle Between ebanese Blocs Takes 12 Lives
Beiru t Lebanon AP reports more than 12 killed and 30 wounded in a gun battle around a Maronite church as voters in the second round back Premier Solhs government. Army deployed to quell clashes amid clan feuds. Mt Lebanon district elects 16 candidates aligned with government or supportive of its foreign policy. Government bloc may reach 37 seats in a 66 member parliament. pro Egyptian opposition holds three. Remaining districts to vote next Sunday and June 30. twenty one seats decided June 9.
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Lightning Kills Trio of Golfers in Scranton
A single bolt of lightning struck as golfers sought shelter beneath an oak tree near Scranton Pennsylvania killing three men and injuring three others. The incident occurred after rain forced them off the course.
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Wrong Feet Story From Connecticut School Walk
Young Steven Whitehead walked seven and a half miles to school after missing the bus. Teachers noted his feet might hurt less if he wore the shoes on the correct feet, highlighting a humorous misstep in Rockville Connecticut.
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Rockville, Conn
Steven Whitehead
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