Broad New York Market Pushes Toward Two Million Share Day
The New York stock market advanced in broad gains with gains around two points at best. Activity remained brisk, with traders aiming for the two million share day as yesterday’s total reached 1,450,000 shares. Strong leadership came from electronic shares aircraft oils steels railroads tobacco and cinema along with copper motors rubber and other sectors.
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Ike Seeks Controls and Allied Use of U.S. Weapons
President Eisenhower outlined options to guide U.S. policy including potential allied deployment of American arms under certain conditions. He noted the aim of upcoming talks with GOP leaders is to run government efficiently. The President praised Vice President Nixon and Mrs. Nixon for their global touring representation. He signaled agreement with debate over European ratification of legislation as the law of the land.
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Egyptian Woman Heads Back to Cairo
Dr Coy in Switzerland and Great Britain adjusted treatment for Mrs. Sar. Dr Carpenter gave no detail on diagnosis or nature of illness. The family and caregivers express satisfaction with the progress and plan to continue care in Cairo and elsewhere.
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Tax Relief Proposed for Working Mothers
Advocates press tax relief for working mothers arguing childcare costs affect employment viability. The Ways and Means Committee pledged action when Congress reconvenes in about three weeks, aiming to allow greater deductions for caregivers and related expenses.
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Three GIs Seek Freedom as Custody Edges Toward Jan 22
The Indian command warns that unless both sides agree by January 22 to extend custody, they may release the three prisoners or return them to captors. Allied officials say turning prisoners back could free thousands of anti-Communist Chinese and Koreans.
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Fundraisers Testimony On Church Fund Solicitation
The witness described parish fund drives for Sts Peter and Paul Church House in Manhattan. He admitted saying he was Father Alexander during calls to solicit donations. Archbishop Clement said the church had a temporary fundraising basis, with Bieler claiming advertising solicitations over New Jersey authorities.
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Ex-Convict Confesses Strangling Woman in Hartford Case
Hartford detectives report ex convict Robert Nelson Malm admitted strangling Irene Fiederowicz a 1 year old girl found dead near a store. Malm, a 28 year old with prior raids on young girls, is held on 50 000 bond for indecent assault and assault and battery related to a Nov 22 case. no charges yet on Irene slaying.
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NATO Envoys Forge Path for European Defense Pact
NATO ministers pressed a plan for a stronger European defense border with the United States preparing to seek Congress support for limited atomic cooperation. President Eisenhower and Defense Secretary Dulles signaled stepped up aid to Europe as talks focus on sharing information while keeping U.S. weapons out of allied hands.
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Spy Hunters Face Resumed Hearings on Russian Spy Claims
Senate investigations cite Harry Dexter White as a possible Communist accomplice in 1943. Reports allege a Russian spy influenced high officials and that excess currency printing reached 225 million dollars beyond authorized amounts, contributing to inflation and higher government costs.
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Congressmen Hail Housing Report From Advisory Committee
Washington advisory panel urges continuation of public housing aids while liberalizing FHA insured financing. Proposed plan includes lease and purchase option for tenants as incomes rise. Lawmakers note progress and debate public housing scope amid housing policy shifts.
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Dean Still Is Hopeful After Conference
Dean Still remains hopeful the conference will pave a path to peace as leaders from South Korea discuss terms of the armistice and stabilize a war torn peninsula. Allied diplomats observe cautious progress toward a unified approach despite tensions and threats in the region.
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