Labor Survey Sees Employers Expect Job Decline by Jan
Washington AP The Labor Department says a survey shows most employers expect a net drop in job levels by mid January and unemployment to rise into winter. A four million idle total for November is likely, rising to over five million by January. Readings show nine new areas on the critical list with over 6 percent jobless, totaling 51. Cutbacks hit steel aircraft and aluminum sectors.
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Eagles Support Job Campaign in Kansas Honors Older Workers
Wheatland Aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles in Garden City backs the State Aerie effort to ban age discrimination in hiring and employment for state contracts. President Gene Sloan notes nationwide backing with over a million signatures for a federal law and similar state petitions to protect older workers' access to jobs.
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Record high unsold car inventories hit 1.1 million
Detroit report indicates 1.1 million unsold new domestic vehicles, a record. Officials note registration lags and December assembly plans show 562,000 passenger cars, with November sales far below the level needed to reduce stocks. Un sold leftovers include 1960 models, totaling about 305,000 on November 1 and possibly over 100,000 more.
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Detroit
Cape Canaveral marks end of Snark program
The Snark guided missile, a 60-foot craft key to early U S missile work, completed its eight year Cape Canaveral run with the last launch Monday. From 1952 its 80 plus flights showcased intercontinental range capability, but it yielded to the Atlas as newer tech. Malta marks the 1900th anniversary of Saint Paul’s landing this year.
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U. S
Air Force
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Kennedy Seeks Weekend Home in Virginia
President elect John F Kennedy and his wife plan a Virginia weekend retreat from the White House next year. He says it helps children escape the governmental atmosphere. They have a 3 year old daughter and a son due in two weeks. He has not signed any papers and will lease a house for one year.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Virginia
White House
Kennedy
Topeka attorney fined for tax evasion in Kansas City
Barton E. Griffith pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court to income tax evasion and received a $1,000 fine. He must also pay delinquent taxes totaling about $50,000 for the years 1955 56 and 57.
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Kansas City
Kan
Barton E. Griffith
Topeka
U.S
Negro Judge First Ever In San Francisco
John Wesley Bussey, 56, a California and Harvard graduate, was elected unanimously by San Francisco Municipal Court judges to become the first Black presiding judge in the city. He has served on the bench since his 1958 appointment.
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San Francisco
John ‘Wesley Bussey
California
Harvard
Ikeda Resigns As Cabinet Halts Re-Election
TOKYO AP Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda and his Cabinet resigned today as required by law. His re election was delayed by a last minute wr...gith in the House. Ikeda had been expected to form a new Cabinet tonight and begin functioning once invested by the emperor. The vote for a new speaker sparked the delay, pushing the prime ministerial election to Tuesday. Ikeda’s Liberal Democratic party won 300 of 467 seats, making re election appear likely.
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Tokyo
Hayato Ikeda
House of Representatives
Ikeda
Marriage Ban Lifted for Soldiers in Tokyo
TOKYO AP The U S Army lifted a two week old ban on soldiers marrying Japanese girls or adopting children. The move follows President Eisenhower's order to reduce overseas dependents and a spokesman said the delay allowed a true count of dependents.
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Tokyo
U. S
Eisenhower
Prime Minister Resigns After Election Under Law
The Diet notes that after the November 2 election a prime minister must resign to allow the house to select the head of government, as required by law. The move signals a transition period while the chamber names a new premier.
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