Upward Trend in Business Sparks Optimism Across Sectors
Economists remain puzzled by shifting forecasts as surveys confound authorities. A University of Michigan buying index predicts durable goods spending rising in six to eight months, with more people planning to buy new cars than homes or appliances. Business Week notes springup in activity but cautions against inflation. Dallas News similarly hedges that growth is steady but not boomlike.
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University of Michigan
Business Week
The
Dallas Neves
The Vision of a Golden Age From Atomic Power
A 1955 projection by Dr Homi Bhaba at Geneva on peaceful atomic energy fades as IA EA bulletin notes little progress toward fusion power. The era of weapons focus persists under Khrushchev and the United States pursues atoms for peace while experts doubt a near term bright future. A quip suggests tapping tough diplomats from taxi ranks and a civilized nation values artists highly.
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Homi Bhaba
India
Geneva
International Atomic Energy Agency
Khrushchev
U.S
Eisenhower
Local paper ad displays dates and rates from 19th century edition
Fragmentary OCR shows subscription prices and durations, a pledge text, and scattered labels for pages and sections. It mentions March 26, 19 EUBCKIPIOS and a Southern Texas location, with no clear story or event to report.
Lincoln and the Emperors reviewed in new book
Special Correspondent notes Alfred Turner reports on Lincoln's Civil War battles with Napoleon III and Empress Eugenie, diplomacy with Palmerston and Victoria, the Trent affair, and foreign interference in Mexico. The study draws on Austrian archives and covers figures from Franz Joseph to Juarez and Leopold I.
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New York
People Places
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Incolnia
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Tymaner
International New Service
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Franz Joseph
Maxmillian
Giuseppe Garibaldi
Bull Ton
Britain
Viscount Palmerston
Queen Victoria
Trent
France
Charles Wilkes
U.S.S. San Jacinto
Alexander MH
Prince von Bismarck
Schoenhausen
Carlota
Auguste Charles Flabaur de la Billarderie
Jose Manuel Hidalgo Y 'Snaurrizar
Benito Juarez
Leopold I
Rudolf von Muciinen
Victor Emmanuel I
Alexander Walewski
Carl von Wydenbruck
Mary Todd
Massachusetts Fight Over School Indoctrination Bill
Massachusetts lawmakers clash as a bill to teach that free enterprise outstrips communism sparks opposition from ADA and ACLU. Key figures include Edward J. McCormack Jr. and Edward Kennedy, amid Catholic-Protestant clashes and broader Kennedy Senate ambitions.
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Ashington
Penta- Wion
White House
Kennedy
Massachusetts
State Senate
Wife selection taught as a new course for ambitious men
A New York article argues for a compulsory course in wife selection or materialism in marriage. It contends corporate and Navy hiring increasingly assess a wife's social role and suitability, prompting fears of privacy invasion and a social climbing bias. The piece suggests parallel courses in girls schools on husband prodding.
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Phyllis Batttelle
York
Tim
Annie Glenn
Hyde
West Texans Association holds two day convention and elects new officers
The West Texans Association met for its annual two day session drawing 1.54 area school administrators. C C Thomas, Spur superintendent, is elected president with Hennie Dys as vice president, J E Hancock as treasurer, and W T Haas reelected secretary. Thomas retires as treasurer. Labback’s 1942 construction nears one million dollars with $1 006 000 in permits for the first 79 days and a $24 000 vocational workshop at Lubbock High added.
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Westers Association
C. C.thomas
Spur
Hennie K. Dyssociate
1 Tech
Vic
J. E Hancock
Ralls
W.T. Haas
Tahoka
Thomas
Labback
Jim Reid
Lubbock Senior High School
Rights Of Individual Cited By George Rockwell Opinion Piece
A reader argues that free speech protects Rockwell's April 20th New York talk but warns against allowing hatred to incite violence. The piece contrasts American democracy with Nazism, notes historical failures, and suggests police action if violence erupts.
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Sokolsky
George Lincoln Rockwell
New York City
United States
U. S. Supreme Court
Rockwell
Rail Accidents Cost Mexico $12 Million Annually
Officials say National Railways of Mexico loses about 12 million dollars each year in railway accidents mainly from damage to equipment. Experts cite lack of caution by staff, excessive speed and traffic rule violations as principal causes.
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Mexico City
UPL
National Railways of
Mexico
Los
U.S
Eeal
Jorge Gallegos
Victor Atzmondi
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