Ohio axle-mile tax eyed by federal road bureau plan
The U S Bureau of Public Roads asks for nationwide data on axle mile taxes as Congress weighs how to equitably share road funding. Ohio reports 1953 12 million dollars collected on trucks with three or more axles against a 15 million dollar potential, with exemptions and pending litigation cutting future yield.
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Crossword Clues Harmony. Horizon1 Puzzle Summary
Readable clues show a mixed modern style puzzle with numbered across and down hints. The grid references include names such as Weems and Everett and terms spanning politics, language, and geography, suggesting a historical newspaper crossword feature with a long list of definitions and wordplay.
Soviets Likely Test Hydrogen Bomb Near Baikal
The Central Meteorological Observatory said a hydrogen bomb likely exploded at 1 a.m. EST on November 22 near Lake Baikal in Siberia. Japanese weather experts cited abnormal pressure waves observed at 30 observatories nationwide as supporting evidence.
Saving Advocates Swim Against Spending Flood
A group urges holding taxes high and boosting saving to prevent tighter credit and higher borrowing costs. Economists cite a drop in personal savings from 6.5 to 5.8 percent, warning tight money could hit mortgages cars and gadgets. Ecuador is noted as the world’s leading banana producer.
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Sam Dawson
New York
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Senate
Edwin B. George
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National Planning Assn
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Vick Chemiial
Wall Street
Capital spending to soar in 1956 says Commerce Secretary
Secretary of Commerce Weeks told the National Association of Manufacturers the first quarter of 1956 will hit a record high with capital expenditures about 12 percent above 1955. He urged moderation on prices and debt while aiming for a higher pace in early 1956 and a hopeful year ahead. NAM President Henry G. Riter III warned the AFL CIO merger threatens freedom and prosperity, urging equal application of laws to all citizens amid growing private power.
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Sinclair Week
the National Assn. of Manufacturers
Weeks
Commerce Department
NAM
Henry G. Riter III
AFL
CIO
Katzman Sued By Wife Hortense for Separate Maintenance
Hollywood producer Sam Katzman 54 is sued for separate maintenance by his wife Hortense 50 alleging cruelty. The action names Katzman as respondent with the wife seeking support and alimony as a remedy in the case filed in Los Angeles.
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Hortense
Hollywood
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