Business Chiefs See Boom Continue to 56
HOT SPRINGS Virginia business leaders, in a two day, closed conference with Secretary Weeks, forecast sustained economic activity into 1956. They dismissed a looming downturn tied to Eisenhower’s illness, cited rising auto, aluminum, power and metal sector figures, and noted strong third quarter data from the President’s Council of Economic Advisers on personal income, consumer spending, and production. They worry about installment buying and inflation risks as the balance of credit grows.
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President's Council of Economic Advisers
Rockefeller Questioned Over Pornographic Material in Divorce Case
New York legal tour highlights pre trial exam questioning of Winthrop Rockefeller by Barbara Rockefeller's Boston attorney. Rockefeller refused to answer a list of personal questions about intimate relations and pornography, arguing the questions served no useful purpose. Adjournment moved to November 22 as the case unfolds with witnesses and financial dispute amid split assets.
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Rockeel
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Bobai Rockefeller
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State Supreme Court
Bernard Lauren
Virginia Sommers
Minton
Rockeville
Little Rock Ark
Is This The No 1 Cause Of Heart Disease
Reader's Digest summarizes evidence on cholesterol as a villain in heart disease and offers dieting tips. It promotes the November issue featuring 39 condensed articles from current magazines and books to save readers time.
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Reader's Digest
Inflation Fight Sparks Debate on Business Prospects
Administration efforts to curb inflation trigger fresh discussion on their impact on business. Officials and economists weigh whether policy moves will slow growth, ease prices, or dampen investment, amid a cautious market outlook.
Paul Dillon Ex Truman Aid Dies In St Louis
Paul Dillon a St Louis attorney and former campaign manager for Harry Truman died Thursday night at St Marys Hospital after months of illness. Dillon led Trumans 1934 Missouri Senate campaign in the St Louis area and remained friends with the former president visiting the White House. He later drew attention in 1947 as the subject of a congressional inquiry into parole grants for Capone-era gangsters, including Louis Campagna and Charles Ricca, for which he was paid 10000 dollars to appear before the Federal Parole Board.
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Federal ‘Parole Board
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Campagna
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Ricca
Phil D'Andrea
Charles Gioe
Rep. Williams
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House of Representatives
National Deficit Cuts Mark Fiscal First Quarter
Treasury figures show the September quarter posted a 3.95 billion dollar deficit, down from 4.89 billion a year earlier as higher tax collections offset increased spending. Net receipts for July to September reached 12.997 billion, up about one billion from the first quarter of 1955, driven by stronger income.
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Jier
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Treasury
Woman dies after attempted hanging, accident ruled
A 43 year old Garland woman died accidentally after a hanging attempt. Police said the death followed an earlier failed self harm attempt and that the rope broke as she fell from a pipe support, with an official noting it was death by own action.
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