Savings Hit Peak In United States Postwar 1956
Savings of individuals in the United States climbed to a postwar peak of 14.8 billion dollars in 1956, almost double the 7.6 billion in 1955 and 13 percent higher than the 1952 postwar high of 12.9 billion.
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Norway dairy output edges past prewar level
NAVIK Norway reports milk cow numbers down 26 percent since 1939 yet 1998 dairy product output remains slightly higher than the prewar year.
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Fractional Indian land heirs spark division debate
Washington reports on Indian land fractions 1/54 and 1/84 trillionth divisions affecting Walking Many Arrows and relatives. Senate discussions mention Rep Francis Case and a private firm proposing to reassemble fractured inheritances while Indian owners face costly, small share cashing and management hurdles amid proposed laws.
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Hells Canyon Dam fight shifts with Kiwanis remarks
Kiwanis report outlines Wednesday talk by Dr Ed Jaying on the Hells Canyon dispute. The private power plan near the Oregon Idaho border faces a presidential veto risk, as Democrats joined Republicans in a long contest over federal versus private control. The historic fight spans 11 years and could pivot to Idaho Power Co. dam proposals endorsed by the Eisenhower administration.
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