Misinformation Held Block To Racial Peace
Tuskegee Institute reports progress toward peaceful race relations but cites two main obstacles. L H Foster says misinformation about national welfare and lack of white Negro communication hinder settlement. He notes North desegregation versus Southern resistance and limited local joint efforts to improve community welfare.
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Renter In Driver's Seat In New York Office Space Market
In New York the postwar office boom shows buyers advantage as smaller firms seek modest quarters in top buildings. Builders note ongoing demand, with 1958 expected to surpass 1957 in new space, while some projects await tenant commitments and mortgage funding.
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Ohioan Among Nine Killed in Patuxent Air Crash
Washington Navy reports Aviation Machinist's Mate First Class Zane H. Krenke of Martins Ferry Ohio was one of nine fliers killed in a four engine aircraft crash Tuesday at Patuxent Naval Air Test Station Maryland.
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Senators For Space Peace Pact
Four former U N delegates senators endorsed inviting United Nations members to join a program to man space for peace. They backed Johnsons proposal for broad satellite information exchange and Russia inclusion to foster peaceful space exploration. They stressed peace over weapon buildup and the need to sell a message of freedom and hope for peace.
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Unemployment Rises as Holidays Buffer Job Loss
Government data show unemployment up 186000 last month while payrolls fell 477000 driving the U rate to 5.2 percent the highest in three years and December’s figure tops 199. The report cites holiday hiring in stores and postal service and forecasts a January spike as new claims rise over 500000 since December.
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