NPA pushes plans to curb recessions and spur growth
The Narise tional Planning Association advocates growth through price and wage analyses and possible wage boards, urging tax policy use to fund defense and social needs without higher taxes. It warns unemployment at 7 percent and calls for legislative steps to dramatize growth measures while expanding defense spending.
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Narisetional Planning Association
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Ike to focus budget on surplus amid foreclosure case
President Eisenhower plans a budget forecast showing a surplus next fiscal year, hoping to offset a projected 699 million operating deficit by seeking postal rate increases and highway fund shifts. The plan, opposed in recent years, hinges on a stronger economy and funds from the general trust not exceeding 800 million in receipts.
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Frank Cormier
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Gelledier
Sae Aulee Lubbock County
H. M. Rinehart Jr
Talent Show Slated as Clovis Schools Enroll Record Crowds
Authorities say the district welcomes 56 new students amid a busy talent show plan. Officials note the enrollment surge remains the largest on record as budget projections evolve. The event aligns with broader measures tied to the Kennedy inauguration and President-elect Eisenhower era priorities.
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John F. Kennedy
Eisenhower
New Jersey Case Probed Over Deaths Blamed on Psychiatrist
The New Jersey health department probes 14 deaths linked to injections by psychiatrist Weiner amid reports of hepatitis spread through parenteral therapy. State board and AG discuss license suspension, possible criminal action, and tracing of the infection source as officials confirm multiple patients were treated with injections under various drug brands.
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Health Department
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State Board of Medical Examiners
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Attorney General's Office
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Randle
Clovis Building Permits Rise in October Totals
Clovis city offices report October building permits rose with 15 new residences valued at 132,683 and 4 alterations totaling 8,140. Commercial work included a youth center project at 86,500 and a hospital addition at 995,000, pushing the month’s total to 1,180,916.00 and the year’s to 5,183,273.
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