Recession Gravity Shifts to Washington for Action
In a nationwide survey, business leaders, workers and officials urge rapid federal spending to spark recovery. Governors, manufacturers, and unions push for tax cuts, credit easing and more defense contracts while some blame current policies and a few praise recent moves. Local efforts range from public works to tourism brand changes as states scramble to energize economies ahead of fall demand.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
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Pousial
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North Carolina
Ske
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Anay
Arkansas
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Mitchell
Uncle Sam
Public Works
Pennsylvania
Chipley
Pine Mountain
Chamber of Commerce
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Missouri
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Oregon
Maryland
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Consumer Buying Trends and Economic Outlook Cited
A Look at how consumer spending and business investment may steer the economy out of slump. Eisenhower's view stresses private demand over government pumps, with signs of pickup in capital goods orders and widespread price-cutting spurring consumer activity nationwide.
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Eisenhower
University of Michigan
Itf
Dir
Sam Dawson
New York
Arena
Long Island
National Machine Tool Builders Assn
Ien
Sochl
Reactor in China Ready to Go in Asia’s Biggest Facilities
A broadcast claims Communist China's first 7 000 kilowatt heavy water atomic reactor and a 25 million volt cyclotron area are basically complete and the biggest in Asia. Soviet assistance reportedly helped both projects.
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Tokyo
China
Asia
Radio Perjed
Ping
Kadar Reported Ill In Hungary
BUDAPEST Hungary January report says Communist party chief Janos Kadar is ill but not seriously. A government spokesman declined details and noted Kadar missed a Central Committee meeting. Party secretary Gyula Kallai said Kadar was deputizing during a trip to Romania due to illness.
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Budapest
Hungary
Janos Kadar
Kadar
Gyula Kallal
Romania
Kudar
Underground space drives House panel’s setup delay
The Outer Space Committee plans, with rooms in the basement of the old House Office Building, as space is tight from an ongoing Capitol enlargement. In Rome, Italy and the United States signed a 25 million dollar deal to sell surplus American farm commodities, mainly cotton and tobacco, with most proceeds loaned back to Italy for development, boosting such loans to 100 million dollars.
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Houses Committee On Outer Space
Capitol
McCormack
D-Mass
Outer Space Committee
Rome
Giuseppe Pella
U.S
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