Signs of recession fading as factory gains lift outlook
Sam Dawson notes a mixed picture of recovery with higher factory employment and longer work weeks boosting May and June wages to a record 83.10. Mortgage policy changes spur housing activity, FHA and VA data show rising mortgage applications and appraisals. Analysts warn against relying on government stimulants, favoring spontaneous recovery unless summer and fall data weaken.
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East Berlin warns Yugoslavs over independent communism
East Germany leader Walter Ulbricht told Yugoslav leaders they risk copying Hungarys fate after the revolution. Speaking at the East Party Congress with Khrushchev present, Ulbricht condemned revisionism in Yugoslavia as an open attack on the socialist bloc while Hungarys leaders watched Kadars puppet regime nearby.
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Vegas Bare or No Showgirls Spark State Debate
Las Vegas entertainment faces nudity questions as showgirls parade scant costumes in famed hotels. Industry figures note high business while concerns rise over suitability for younger audiences. Washington action then shifts to military construction authorizations in Kansas and Missouri, totaling about 17 million dollars, with projects at Fort Leavenworth, Fort Riley, McConnell AFB, Forbes AFB, and Schilling AFB outlined in a national bill.
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Forbes Afb
Topeka
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Ohio GM Plant Tied by Strike
An unauthorized strike by members of the United Auto Workers halted production at General Motors Temstedt plant in Columbus Ohio. Only a handful of the 2,900 first shift workers showed up as picket lines formed. UAW Local 960 president Sarah E Campbell said no strike was authorized and efforts would resume when possible.
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Snake Pit Fire Destroys Reptile House in New Jersey
Firemen battled a blaze at the Snake Pit reptile house on Highway 101 eighteen miles south of here. Dozens of venomous snakes perished in the fire though no humans were hurt. The incident follows a report that New Jersey was the only northern state to resist abolition by 1850, noting 236 enslaved people in the state that year.
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