NAM President Calls For Higher Production To Expand Aid
Earl Bunting, president of the National Association of Manufacturers, urged more productivity, emergency foreign aid not dollars, and cuts in government spending and income taxes. He warned against a “police state” approach and urged labor leaders to resist broad wage hikes unless productivity rises. His remarks opened the NA Mfgs 52nd congress in New York with 3,000 industrialists at the Waldorf Astoria.
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Arab Jewish clashes ripple across Holy Land
Arabs and Jews faced violent clashes as a general Arab strike spread from Jerusalem to Haifa Tel Aviv and Jaffa. Casualties and property damage rose with eight Jews and six Arabs killed and 32 Jews six Arabs wounded. Evacuations moved hundreds from Jerusalem Haifa and Tel Aviv areas amid curfews and rising tensions.
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Inner-Aid heals decade stomach distress claims
A man reports ten years of stomach pain eased within two days after using INNER-AID a 12 juice formula from Nature's Plants. He says the lump in his stomach vanished, bowels normalized and headaches disappeared, with claims of liver cleansing and bile removal. Sold by all drug stores.
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Army report argues aid to Europe amid Soviet strength
An army synopsis notes a large Soviet force surpassing all Western European troops, shaping aid bill arguments. Supporters say minimal funds are needed to prevent Italy France and Austria from disintegrating this winter while Republicans trim the stopgap and propose China cover part of the total. Mississippi becomes first state to provide a residence for its chief executive.
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State Price Index Shows Another Jump
State price data for November show hog prices down while dairy and grain values rise. Overall price index reaches 272 percent of the base period, up two points. price paid by farmers up, price-cost ratio steady at 106 percent. Hogs at 24.10 per cwt. beef cattle and veal calves mixed. rye oats and wheat niche gains. eggs 66.3 cents a dozen. butter 65 cents a pound. wholesale milk 5.25 per cwt.
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French Cabotage Measure Expands Sabotage Penalties
The approved 412 to 183 measure imposes up to 500000 francs and five years in prison for saboteurs and for anyone who via threats, blows or fraud starts or blocks strikes. It broadens sabotage definitions and removes false news from punishable methods after Socialist Adrien Mabrut’s amendment. Finance Minister Rene Mayer cited a Paris Arras mail train wreck blamed on saboteurs, with seven dead, later revised to twelve dead and thirty hospitalized.
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Insect varieties in North America loom large
A pre war government estimate places North America’s insect diversity at about 60 of an estimated 80,000 known kinds. The agricultural cost of dealing with these pests runs to roughly 1.6 billion dollars annually, underscoring the economic impact of entomology on farming.
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