Mitchell Sees Gains for March
Washington reports a mixed 1957 economy picture with a third quarter decline offset by gains. Secretary Anderson warns tax cuts require prudence while Knowland notes housing stimulus from a lower discount rate and defense spending advances to shorten procurement lags. GNP fell in Q4 1957 but全年 output hit new highs with a 4 percent dollar increase and 1 percent real volume rise.
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Eisenhower Enjoys Warm Phoenix Welcome and Golf
President Eisenhower and First Lady arrived in Phoenix after a Georgia trip. They were greeted by Mayor Jack Williams and thousands of cheering residents at Sky Harbor Airport. The party planned a 10 day stay at Maine Chance, Elizabeth Arden’s women’s retreat, with golf and hunting amid sunny mid 70s weather.
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Women and Children Flee Indonesia Bombing Peril
In Padang Sumatra a wave of women and children fled Sunday amid fear of further air raids and potential ground landings by central government forces against the rebel regime in central Sumatra. Rebel units brace for further onslaughts as Sukarno seeks to oust Communists from his government. for the first time in three days there were no government air force reports over the region.
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OP Blasts Back at Truman Attack
A chorus of Republican leaders denounce President Truman's remarks as partisan and deceptive. Senators Knowland Bridges Curtis and Representatives Simpson Westland attack Truman's unemployment and defense claims, claiming misrepresentation and a dangerous political tactic amid Cold War era policy debates.
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Independent Page Jeng Bauch Calif Mon Fab 24 7
Independent page item from Jeng Bauch in California dated Monday February 24, 7. Readable text notes a routine column or notice with concise facts.
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Israeli air force chief leaves for United Jewish Appeal tour
Brigadier Dan Tolkowsky, Israel's air force commander, departed Sunday on a month long speaking tour in the United States on behalf of the United Jewish Appeal.
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Why steel costs eight cents a pound and its many uses
Besides steel that is the dime question lingers over low prices for steel. The piece notes steel is the least expensive versatile metal and the most widely used worldwide. It asks what other items match eight cents per pound and highlights steel’s dominance among metals.
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