Record optimism for 1962 from federal and business forecasters
Economists and government data hint at rising output, income and profits in 1962 with December activity already showing strength in retail and industrial production. Steel orders, auto sales, and housing starts are set to climb, while consumer debt and construction spending rise in a cautiously expanding economy.
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Vance
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Department of Commerce
Supreme Court to consider school prayer constitutionality
The court agreed to hear a New Hyde Park parents petition arguing daily school prayers violate the separation of church and state. The Regents urged widespread daily prayers and the dispute involves diverse faiths and beliefs.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New Hyde Park
N.Y
New York State Board of Regents
Montgomery Lunchroom Demonstrations Highlight Desegregation Efforts
In Montgomery Alabama Negroes protest demonstrations linked to school lunchroom desegregation at the county courthouse. The piece notes appeals by Frank Grumman of Fort Lee New Jersey and Bernard Silber of New York for contempt of Congress after 1957 HUAC inquiries into Communist influence in broadcasting.
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Ala
Frank Grumman
Fort Lee
N.J
Bernard Silber
New York
Congress
House
Congressional
Doerre Hardware Offers Enduring Hunting Gear Gifts
A hardware store at 302 Pearl St offers a range of hunting and outdoor items including hunting knives hunting axes shotguns rifles hand warmers binoculars fishing rods reels tackle boxes electric lanterns landing nets fish bags and decoys. These gifts are marketed as enduring choices for outdoorsmen.
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Twelve Japanese Escape Injury In Mine Cave-In
Twelve Japanese workers emerged unharmed after 60 hours trapped in a 1,600-foot railway tunnel in Aomori. Rescue teams had fed them through a six-inch pipe as they waited for the exit to be made safe.
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Aomori
Japan
World Council of Churches endorses interlocking church unity plan
The World Council of Churches delegates approve a framework for interlocking local national and international church communities with mutual recognition of ministries and shared rites. The plan strives toward unity without forcing uniform organization and faces remaining disagreements. Prime Minister Nehru urges global religious leaders to pursue peace with a friendly approach, criticizing cold war methods. He notes he is Hindu by birth and no longer practices religion.
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New Delhi
India
Worldwide Unity of Churches
General Assembly
World Council of Churches
Council
Nehru
Church to Obey Its Lord Regardless of Government
The assembly discussed a committee report declaring the church will obey its Lord whether under just government or tyranny, reaffirming allegiance above civil rule.
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