Economic mood shifts as credit eases eyed
In Washington and New York, business leaders assess a possible easing of credit restraints. Auto production and home building show downturns while FHA and VA relax mortgage terms. Officials seek Congress approval to expand home repair loans and an estimated 14 billion dollars in federal spending could boost the economy.
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Soviet Union Liberia establish diplomatic ties reaches accord
Moscow and Liberia said to have agreed to establish diplomatic relations with nonaggression and sovereign equality pledges. Ambassadors to be exchanged once Liberia passes budget, following talks during Liberia's third Tubman inauguration. Liberia, founded with American help a century ago, resists communism and bans Communist groups.
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Canada Strike At GM Lengthy History Breaks Record
The 17000 General Motors of Canada workers walkout enters its 124th day with no settlement in sight. Plants in Ottawa Toronto St Catharines London and Windsor are closed as the longest strike in Canadian auto history surpasses the 1946 Chrysler of Canada stoppage.
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Bell Announces New Transistor Diffusion Device
Bell Telephone Laboratories announces a diffusion transistor a high frequency device with potential uses in weapons television radar and telephone The transistor made from germanium or silicon is housed in plastic and can amplify about 2,500 telephone conversations at once roughly triple the capacity of the best previous transistor announced by Bell projects vast applications across communications and radar systems.
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Big Shakeup In Lithuania Premier Shumauskas replaces Gedvilas
A top level shakeup in Lithuania names M. V. Shumauskas as premier succeeding M. A. Gedvilas. Decrees from the Lithuanian Supreme Soviet dated Jan 16 were published in Soviet Lithuania copies received, with no explanation given. Washington reports also note historic Kitty Hawk flight by Orville Wright in 1903.
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Crossword Clue Puzzle From Fragments
Puzzle style clues list with mixed letter hashes and broken words. seems to present a fill in the blanks crossword in a damaged state with numbers and partial phrases suggesting clues and possible answers across and down. no clear single event or person, just a garbled word game excerpt.
Official death ruling on Baby Boy Albert Brooks
An infant named Albert Brooks seven months died from natural causes after being moved from a medical center to two hospitals for diagnosis. Physicians testified pneumonia caused the death and no prior medication was needed before arrival at Michael Reese Hospital.
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Albert Brooks
Marvin Tishler
Michael Reese Hospital
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Michael Reese
Wicker Park Medical Center
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Loot Truck of Gold Stolen in Swiss Blitz
Swiss and French police hunted for thieves who stole a 551 pound gold shipment worth 280000 dollars. The bullion owned by a private Swiss firm was loaded at Geneva airport and vanished when the driver briefly left the truck outside Geneva near the French border. No guards were provided for the routine shipment as authorities withheld names of the truck driver and the consigning firm.
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Malcolm Cowley Elected President of Arts and Letters
Malcolm Cowley author and critic was yesterday elected president of the National Institute of Arts and Letters in New York signaling renewed leadership for the venerable organization.
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Seventeen Die as Truck Overturns in Peru Canyon
El Comercio of Cuzco reports eight people killed when a truck carrying seventeen overturns into a canyon near Lima. The tragedy highlights deadly road conditions and the risk to travelers in remote areas.
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Man Sentenced For Stealing Nine Dimes At Depot
Raymond Paulus, 51, was sentenced to one day in the House of Correction for each of nine dimes he admitted taking from a March of Dimes display at a Milwaukee depot. Paulus faced disorderly conduct charges and told District Court he took the 90 cents because he needed a pair of socks.
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Four Year Plan Mistake Warns Formosa Finance Official
Covington Ky tally reports warning from a Formosa finance official about a second four year plan. A judge's bench brings up a drunkenness case involving Walter Thornberry during a City Council meeting as ministers discuss economy and self sufficiency.
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