Business leaders predict strong earnings year for 1957
A U S Chamber of Commerce outlook predicts rising business activity in 1957 with a likely record total value of goods and services between 435 and 446 billion dollars. Dr Emerson P Schmidt says 1957 may be the best year for earnings employment and production though consumer prices may rise more slowly after months of gains.
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Washington
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Rusinace Avnerta Free Air
Emerson P. Schmidt
Chamber
Schmidt
Wesson
William A. McDonnell
First National Bank of St. Louis
McDonnell
Congress
Supreme Court
Kishi Heads to U S for Pact Talks
Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi leaves Tokyo for a two week visit to the United States. He aims to press for a larger Japanese role in non Communist Asia and a say in U S policy. He plans talks with President Eisenhower and officials, visits Washington New York Los Angeles and Honolulu.
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Gene Kramer
Tokyo
Nobusuke Kishi
United States
Asia
Kishi
Eisenhower
Kishii
Liberal Democratic Party
Japan Air Lines
San Francisco
Okinawa
Bonin Islands
Japan
Girard
Washington
New York
Yankees
United Nations
Los Angeles
Honolulu
Magnuson urges United States flights to China
Sen Magnuson proposed allowing American air carriers to fly passengers and mail to Communist China as a first step toward relaxing trade barriers. He noted Northwest Airlines and Pan American hold China certificates but current restrictions block use. he urged considering travel and a possible regular newsmen presence in China. The plan faces administration resistance despite signs of other nations relaxing limits.
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Washington
Sen. Magnuson
China
Magnuson
Senate Commerce Committee
Dulles
Asia
U.S
Peiping
Northwest Airlines
Pan American Airways
Manent
United States
Senate
Knowland
California
Chilles
Eisenhowes
State Department
U. S
Britain
Norway
Russia
Ina
Et Dulles
Benelux
Belgium
Netherlands
Lareibears
Japan
Tito Influence Shapes Eastern Bloc Autonomy
A U S foreign aid study says Yugoslav influence under Tito has penetrated the Soviet bloc and affected independence moves in Poland and Hungary. It notes aid helped shore up free world resistance to communism and supported Yugoslavia after Tito’s split from the Kremlin in 1948. The report cites post Stalin shifts and Tito’s defiance of the USSR as a factor prompting global attention.
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Washington
Soviet Bloc
Poland
Hungary
Free World
Yugoslavia
Senate
Republican
Knowland
Balkan
Tito
Kremlin
Ussr
Germany Eyes Trading Pact With Chinese
West Germany presses Bonn to ease the China embargo as industry leaders cite growing nonstrategic trade and the U.N. Korean War stance. Fritz Berg urges relaxation. an Eastern Committee delegation plans talks to regulate trade with Peiping. Trade already rose to 90 million dollars, surpassing Britain last year.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Bonn
China
Britain
Norway
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Konrad Adenauer
United States
United Nations
Fritz Berg
Federation of German Industries
Eastern Committee of the
German Economy
Red China
West Germany
Adenauer
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Roanoke
Virginia
Pact
Solon
Aa Bers
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Ark A Tilpor
Stucky
Park &Tilford-Distillers Corp
Louisville, Kentucky
Eer
Sean
Mane
Democratic
Publavery Sey
Gansta’ Company
Capitol City
West Virginia
Bates’ Jacquard
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