Economic Outlook for 1956 Sees Growth and Uncertainty
Government economists forecast higher industrial activity in 1956 based on momentum and planned outlays, with 7.3 billion dollars in first-quarter plant and equipment spending. Inflationary pressures and mixed signals from farmers, housing, and autos temper optimism, while overall prosperity remains likely.
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Imaginative TV Producer To Try Faulkner on TV
New York reports Fred Coe, a leading TV drama producer, will attempt William Faulkner's challenging work The Sound and the Fury for NBC TV Playwrights 56. The project marks Coe and his team’s bold willingness to tackle difficult literature in televised drama.
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Prayer Of Complaint NOGALES Motel Guest Audibly Prayed
Police received a complaint from a motel couple about a guest next door praying loudly. Officers warned the man to keep his devotions to himself. The piece comments on television as an artistic medium and Faulkner's The Sound and the Fury themes and casting.
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