Six More Weeks No Boom but Signs Point Up in 1961
AP Business News Analyst says both business and consumers feel better as 1961 nears year end. Retail sales rose in October and auto dealers report pickups as production snarls ease. Oil demand improves and industrial output may rise. Employment is at a seasonal high but unemployment remains debated. Merchants rely on brighter consumer attitudes and anticipated government spending to lift sales.
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Fortune Puzzle Game Message From Your Name
A daily numerical puzzle yields a personal key number from your first name length. If six or more subtract four, if less than six add three. Read letters under checked figures left to right to reveal the fortune message. 1062 by William J. Moder distributed by King Features Syndicate Ing.
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Rise in orders signals growing confidence and inventory
Higher inventory totals accompany hard orders, reflecting a rise in confidence and greater availability of materials. The pattern suggests manufacturers expect sustained demand and are expanding stock to meet future needs.
War hysteria mounts in Indonesia over West New Guinea
Jakarta faces tense UN debate as Sukarno vows Indonesia will take West New Guinea with or without UN approval. military buildup expands across Ambon and North Sumatra while thousands volunteer for rifle and guerrilla training. air force wings patrol borders and Soviet jet bombers train locally.
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