Economy Outlook from Business Advisory Council
The Business Advisory Council told Secretary Hodges recovery is accelerating toward a 520 billion dollar GNP by year end with only about 1 percent price rise in 18 months. They foresee improved international payments and wage-policy shifts, noting varied wage levels within same companies and a 1961 deficit drop to about 1.5 billion.
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Hot Springs
Secretary of Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
Hodges
Tion
Council
F. R. Kappel
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Kappel
S. Clark Beise
Bank of America
San Francisco
Beise
T. F. Patton
Republic Steel Corp
Cleveland
Patton
Six Killed In Murder and Self Destruction Near Lockport
Six members of the Pitelka family were found dead in a ranch style home near Lockport Illinois with a 10 month old survivor in critical condition. Coroner Willard Blood said four children and Mrs Vivian Pitelka died from a single head blow and the father Charles Pitelka died of carbon monoxide poisoning in a garage with engines running. Authorities noted marital difficulties and the suicide note left by Charles.
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Lockport, Ill
Lockport
Will County
Willard Blood
Charles Pitelka
Vivian
Pitelka
Charlene
Edward
John
Thomas
Francine
Joliet
John Rausch
St. Dennis Roman Catholic Church
Pitelkas
Rusk appeals NATO for help isolating Cuba
Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged NATO allies at Oslo to back a united Western bid to isolate Cuba. He warned of possible new Berlin crises and pressed for firmer U.S. and allied positions on Laos and Cuba. European reluctance and Congress resistance limited immediate action.
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Washington
United States
NATO
Cuba
Dean Rusk
Oslo
Norway
Rusk
Berlin
U.S
Laos
Geneva
Kennedy
Europe
Western Hemisphere
Congress
Fidel Castro
Paris Bombings Mark Turbulent Weekend in 1961
In Paris two plastic bombs exploded injuring several, including an American tourist, as police blocked damaged office blocks. In Algiers security forces feared extremist strikes during Opera Valentine alert though no major violence followed. Mrs. Alvin Cole of San Francisco was treated for leg cuts.
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Paris
Algiers
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
Alvin Cole
Steiner St
San Francisco
Caif
Turk Dancer Nejla Ates in Overdose Incident in New York
Turkish dancer Nejla Ates 28 was rushed to Grand Central Hospital after an overdose of tranquilizers and aspirin. Police said she appeared in the Broadway show Fanny and in films and night clubs. Her past included a broken engagement to oil heir Sheppard King and a legal separation involving Bobby Colt.
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New York
Nejla Ates
Grand Central Hospital
E. 56Th St
Bobby Colt
Hope Diamond
Miss Ates
Colt
Sheppard
Abdullah) King
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Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Middle Eastern Alliance
Re Gallon
Pittsburgh
SHUR
Carde
East High
Tae Sr
Ee. Is
ARS
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