U S Plans 10 Million Push to Boost Exports
President Eisenhower announced a government wide export drive with an initial five million dollar request and potential ten to twelve million yearly cost. The plan targets higher foreign sales, expanded Commerce and Agriculture staff, more commercial attaches, and reduced international payment deficits. The Export Import Bank will offer guarantees against political risk to American firms operating abroad, with coverage for loss from currency controls, seizures, uprisings, or war on six month credits, and extended financing up to five years for foreign sales.
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Philip A. Ray
Interagency
Commerce and Agriculture Departments
Export Import Bank of Washington
Hawthorne Arey
Export shipments rate may rise to four billion yearly
The current rate of export shipments is about 18 billion dollars a year. If sustained this would raise foreign sales in 1960 by around 2 percent over 1959. Ray hopes promotion efforts will lift annual sales by about 10 to 15 percent, adding roughly two to four billion dollars to the nation's exports.
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Washington
Ray
Burglar Has A Sense Of Humor
Edward Boyd of Albuquerque told police a vacant Albuquerque apartment he owns had its front door pried open on Thursday. Missing only the kitchen sink, the humorous claim contrasts with the attempted burglary.
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Albuquerque, N.M
Edward Boyd
Albuquerque
TV Actor Fired From Job As DA On Perry Mason
Beverly Hills California AP Actor William Talman the hap less district attorney who always loses the case on the Perry Mason TV Show lost his job Thursday CBS fired the 45 year old actor shortly after he pleaded innocent to go misdemeanor charge of lewd vagrancy The network gave no reason for the action Talman and six others are ac cused of gamboling-without gar ments at a Hollywood party last week His trial was set for April 25. I am innocent of having com mitted any crime or doing any thing immoral. Talman said.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
William Talman
CBS
Talman
Il Am
Talman accused of pretrial guilt by Perry Mason Show
Harold Rhoden says Talman has not been tried or found guilty and accuses CBS producers of judging him before trial. Lola De Witt calls the party a social gathering. Miss De Witt to stand trial April 8. Other defendants include Richard Riebold host and Peter N. Hespell, with marijuana charges and related details described by police.
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Talman
CBS
All
Things
Four Middletown Graduates Earn OSU Degrees
Louise V. Kiss daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Kiss 3204 Milton Rd was among four Middletown students graduating this morning from Ohio State University Miss Kiss earned a master of arts in child guidance and will work as a physical education teacher in Columbus Also graduating were Charlotte G Ferguson with a bachelor of science in nursing Anne Foutz Ledge with a bachelor of science in education and John P Norton with a bachelor of electrical engineering
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Louise V. Kiss
Louis Kiss
Milton Rd
Middletown
Ohio State University
Miss Kiss
Columbus
Charlotte G. Ferguson
Anne Foutz Ledge
John P. Norton
Olympic Talk Is Judged Best at Toastmasters Meeting
Lloyd Nolan was named best speaker at the Toastmasters Club meeting in California. Art Toman presented The Subconscious while Fred Hunt spoke on What Are You Doing. Nolan presided the event at J&J Bowling Lanes with Jim Wander as toastmaster and Paul Lawwill as topicmaster.
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Lloyd Nolan
California
Toastmasters Club
Art Thoman
Fred Hunt
Threat to Quit Party Taints Dixie Democrats Rally
Rep Jamie Whitten and 31 Southern House Democrats threaten to abandon the Democratic Party if they do not receive better treatment from House leadership. They warn a party split could tilt control to Republicans in the next Congress, while some leaders react with amusement and caution. Whitten notes potential cross party voting and committee power shifts in a closely divided House and Senate, and stresses the risk of losing committee assignments without assured success.
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Washington
Jamie L. Whitten
D-Miss
Democratic Party
House
Congress
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Whitten
Republican House
South
Senate
Rayburn
Economic growth predicted for 1960s by NY analyst
Murray Shields of Mackay Shields Associates told 1,000 bankers from Kansas Missouri Nebraska Iowa and Oklahoma that the 1960s would bring unprecedented economic growth. He forecast a 78 million strong workforce and an average annual income of 8 750 dollars by decade’s end.
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Murray Shields
Mackay~ Shields Associates, Inc
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Iowa
Oklahoma
Shields
Raymond Fay Wins Holy Trinity Spelling Champion Title
Raymond Fay son of Mr and Mrs Robert J Fay 2703 Roosevelt Ave won the champion speller title at Holy Trinity School final spelling bee He advances to semi finals of the Cincinnati Post Times Star WCPO Spelling Bee in Cincinnati next month Charles Bales 311 N Sutphin St was named alternate to Raymond
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Raymond Fay
Robert J. Fay
Roosevelt Ave
Holy Trinity School
Cincinnati Post-Times Star
WCPO
Cincinnati
Raymond
Charles Bales
William A. Bales
N. Sutphin St
Bankruptcy filings list Cottrell in Cincinnati case
In U S District Court Cincinnati the case shows David E. Cottrell of 841 Ninth Ave with $3346 in debts and $1000 in assets.
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U. S. District Court
Cincinnati
David E. Cottrell
Ninth Ave
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