President Eisenhower Returns to NATO Work After Embassy Visit
President Eisenhower arrived at the embassy residence where Snyder reported him in good condition after a long trip and a cheer from the crowds. He held work on his NATO speech and met with Secretary Dulles and other officials, attending services at the American Cathedral and praying for success of the conference.
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Embassy
Snyder
Eisenhower
NATO
State Dulles
U.S
American
Ee Felix Gail
Eisenhower Urges NATO Action to Meet Soviet Threat
President Eisenhower bluntly pressed NATO nations to act decisively to curb the new weapons threat and to tighten ties with free world economies. He urged common policies and quick U.S. leadership to sustain peace while seeking to bring mass destruction under rational control. He spoke at the Paris NATO summit, seeking European unity and renewed defense strategy after Sputnik.
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Europe
NATO
Free World
Middle Eastern
Alliance
United States
Eisenhower
Russia
Macmillan
Felix Gaillard
Council
Gaillard
Luxembourg
Joseph Bech
NATO Council
Missile debate reveals test plans and space defense needs
Testimony by Raborn Jr and Adm Clark outlines Polaris program scope and Navy research potential. Von Braun warns Russia's ICBM capability and urges a crash program, while Medaris cites funding and interference as delays. Flanders notes drone surveillance tech under Army Signal Corps.
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Spain
Flanders
United States
Paces & Co
Army Signal Corps
Gok Geratlion Entestans
U.S
Medaris
Army Ballistic Missile Center
Ala
von Braun
Market Downturn Deepens as Steel and Rail Stocks Lead Losses
Wall Street weathered a bleak session with steels, motors, and rails sliding while copper gains faded. The Associated Press average fell 1.30 to 156.00 at noon, with industrials and rail shares sliding and a foreboding 1958 recession forecast weighing on sentiment.
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New York
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Wall Street
General Motors
Chrysler
Ford
du Pont
General Electric
Southern Railway
Baltimore & Ohio
Allied Chemical
Youngstown
Illinois Central
New York Central
Loew's
Dodge
Associated Press
Optimism Flat Despite Stock Slump In 1958 Outlook
Business leaders survey shows expected mid year rebound in 1958 with cautious views from bankers. Ho l ban forecasts tire sales up 5 percent, Minard predicts moderate industry sales rise, Willis cites record food spending, Ellis foresees 1 percent price increase, while steel and construction face mixed signals.
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New York
Joseph A. Hol Ban
B. F. Goodrich
D. C. Minard
Trane Co
la Crosse
Wis
Paul 5. Willis
Grocery Manufacturers of America
Ira T. Ellis
du Pont
National Industrial Conference Board
Bradford B. Smith
U. S. Steel
Walter E. Jr
Armstrong Cork
George P. Hitchings
Ford Motor
Forum
John D. Wilson
Chase Manhattan Bank of New York
Bildollars
Norris
Johnson
First National City Bank of New York
Dow Jones Averages and Trading Volumes Snapshot
The record shows Dow Jones indices with 12 neon 1 close at 30 Industrials 498.07 436.54 440.48 and other figures including 20 raise 0.cccesess 100.16 08.64 101.12. It lists 15 abtilities and 65 stocks with volume around 2,310,000. totals show $80,009 and $50,000 in two entries.
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Bache & Co
Scout Denied Rocket Launch in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Safety Director Louis Rosenberg rejected a 15 year old Explorer Scout David C Applebaum's request to fire a rocket he described as 11 inches long 1 inch in diameter powered by solid fuel The rocket would launch from a tower reach 1000 feet at 150 mph then parachute to earth Rosenberg called it a missile with hazards in densely settled Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Louis Rosenberg
David C. Applebaum
David
Rosenberg
Loyalty Case Review Urged by Dr. Edward Condon
Dr Edward A Condon former head of the U S Bureau of Standards urged the government to make honorable amends to those unjustly accused of disloyalty. Speaking at a Bill of Rights banquet he called for reviewing cases harming lives from loyalty probes. He resigned in 1951 after attacks by HUAC.
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Los Angeles
Edward A. Condon
U.S. Bureau of Standards
Condon
Department of Physics
Washington University
St. Louis
House Un-American Activities Committee
Posey Re elected Durham Head Of NCSA
The North Carolina Speech Association meeting elected Dr. Meredith Posey of East Carolina College president. Victor Michalak of Duke University was chosen vice president and Gilbert Ballance of Charlotte Central High School became secretary treasurer.
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Durham
The
North Carolina Speech Assn
Meredith Posey
East Carolina College
Victor Michalak
Duke University
Gilbert Ballance
Charlotte Central High School
Army Corps bids open for $10 million in NC projects
Wilmington bids totaling about ten million dollars will be opened December 19 and 20 by the Army Corps of Engineers. Projects include an Albemarle reserve armory Greenville armory at Fort Bragg hangers and facilities electrical power for Seymour Johnson AFB and a landscaping project at Seymour Johnson AFB.
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Wilmington
N.C
Army Corps of Engineers
Army Reserve
Albemarle
Greenville
Ft. Bragg
Seymour Johnson Air Force Base
Seymour Johnson Afb
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