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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1952
Page
4
A New York Times survey shows unemployment under 1.3 million, about two percent, a low figure that challenges rock bottom definitions. Economists expect continued high output, with defense and civilian production rising, while business leaders fear a downturn before year’s end.
Analyzes Ike's reticence and past practice with press briefings under Roosevelt Truman and NATO. Argues conferences should be limited to essential coverage and notes James Hagerty's competency to handle White House news flow for accurate public information.
The David Lawrence Dispatch reports that Nixon plans to avoid honoraria as Vice President and may pursue libel suits in cases under review. The analysis covers income taxes from 1947 to 1951, noting main income from salary, government bonds, and speaking fees, with small office expense contributions and no marked use of the so called special fund. The piece cites tax figures and discusses public perception and the Smith Fund.
A Madison opinion piece notes State Building Commission hearings show lofty expansion aims by colleges and welfare agencies but fiscal limits suggest only minimal new construction possible. It argues Kohler budget limits and amortization funds cap future allocations while a broader pause for reflection gains momentum.
Arrival in La Crosse of Rear Admiral William Carleton Watts of the U S Navy will highlight tomorrow’s preliminaries at the Vocational School auditorium for the presentation of the Army and Navy E award to Northern Engraving and Manufacturing Company.
Washington officials warn a record number of government staffers cleared for top secret work will exit with vital secrets as the new administration takes over. Estimates range from 100 to over 1,000 departing personnel, raising fears of leakage abroad and in casual talks after clearance ends.
General Eisenhower faces a tough Korea assignment with limited odds of quick peace. The piece outlines risks from Chinese and Russian moves, potential troop shifts including Nationalists on Formosa, and the impact of campaign dynamics on future policy and U.N. reactions.
Adlai Stevenson may become the Democratic Party leader as President Truman weighs endorsing him for succession. The party, a large and divided family, includes those with presidential ambitions for 1956. Stevenson must balance rival factions in Congress while Truman prepares a cabinet dinner that could signal support.
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