Auto slowdown sparks debate in Detroit industry talks
A Detroit auto industry scene reflects mixed views on demand, credit, and consumer behavior as experts argue over sales trends. Ford economist supports aggressive competition while others warn of overzealous selling and shifting consumer tastes. Credit outlook appears divergent with some predicting better year ahead, others noting cautious borrowing.
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Unseasonably Hot Weather Grips Nation Across Regions
The nation endures extreme heat with readings from the plains to the East in the 70s to 90s. A cold front idling over the Midwest pushes more hot and humid weather toward the Mississippi. Chicago hit 97 as other cities record near triple digits or upper 80s in a broad heat wave.
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Radioactivity Rise Feared From Future Atomic Plant Waste
Washington reports from a yearlong study warn that simulated waste from industrial plants in the atomic age could carry more latent radioactivity than expected. Scientists urge protective steps, propose a radiation history for individuals, and critique overuse of X rays while noting no evidence that nuclear tests altered climate.
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Old Age Assistance Drops In May In Missouri
May figures show Old Age Assistance costs fell by 18 023, leaving a total of 8 417 174 for BAI persons removed from aid. The State Division of Welfare noted the cost of aid for dependent children rose slightly as staffing and program costs continued. A memorial plaque was dedicated in St Louis to editor and publisher Ray Ravnet, honoring his humanitarian ideals with civic leaders in attendance.
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GOP Candidate Blasts Democratic Nomination Moves
St Louis GOP hopeful Lon Hocker charged that a powerful Democratic bosses clique denied many Democrats a free primary choice. He cited the withdrawal of J C Carpenter as governor aspirant and accused a Democratic faction of attempting to strangle the public welfare.
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Committee Approves Land Award to Rolla
A Senate Agriculture subcommittee approved a House bill to transfer five acres of land in Rolla Missouri to the Rolla Chamber of Commerce. The land was previously donated after a larger parcel was given. the government no longer needs the five acres and aims to reallocate them.
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St Louis Chiropractor Indicted on Four Charges
Assistant Circuit Attorney Edward W. Sumner Jr. announced the indictment of Gregor A. Schuemacher of Frontenac on four charges of union. The charges cover abortions alleged to have occurred in the past 18 months. The investigation began after a woman was admitted to City Hospital with an infection from an attempted abortion.
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Contempt Move Against Robeson Seeks Congress Action
The House Un American Activities Committee votes 7 to 4 to begin contempt proceedings against Paul Robeson after he refuses to answer if he is a Communist. The panel also moves against Clark Foreman for passport noncompliance and refers Leonard Boudin’s testimony for possible perjury. Nathan’s action is deferred. The proceedings target possible passport use in communist activity.
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Will Eisenhower Rank Among Presidents in History
James Marlow analyzes President Eisenhower's place in history as he nears the end of his term and recovers from surgery. The piece contrasts Eisenhower's calm leadership with Roosevelt and Truman, noting his impact on thawing the Cold War and fostering goodwill, while considering how future historians may judge his single term. It also reports the closing of the Suez Canal era as Britain withdraws after 74 years of occupation.
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Hillelson Sees In Race Despite Surgery
Missouri congressional candidate Jeffrey B. Hillelson said White House optimism about President Eisenhower running again came after surgery. He spoke at a political picnic about conversations with White House staff in Washington and noted their relaxed convalescence.
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Bishop Holt Honored At Kansas City Dinner
Bishop van L. Holt, retiring Southwest Missouri Methodist leader, was honored at a testimonial dinner in Kansas City attended by over 400. James Brett Kenna praised the bishop and Mrs Holt as a loving expression of support. Holt retires at the South Central Jurisdictional meeting in New Orleans later this month after a long pastorate in St. John’s Lewis and a 1930s bishop appointment.
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Four GOP scions confident Ike in race
Washington reports four Republican senators say they doubt President Eisenhower will reconsider a run. Senator Kefauver, amid a Democratic bid, believes Republicans will back Ike if possible and dismisses a quick end to his own campaign. He forecasts no clear nomination and doubts a second ballot.
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Eisenhower is seen as certain GOP nominee hopefuls say
The report cites Averell Harriman and several Republican leaders in New York and New England weighing Eisenhower’s health and candidacy. Senators Mundt and Jenner and Governors Payne Bridges E. Dewey express confidence in his comeback and potential to lead a vigorous campaign if he runs.
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