1962 May Be Critical Period For Economy
President Kennedy's adviser Dr. Walter W. Heller warned at the Business Council meeting that 1962 may be the critical period where inflation could derail the progress toward full employment. He urged restraint in price and wage decisions while noting potential for renewed inflation if the recovery stalls.
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Hot Springs
Kennedy
Industry Today
Walter W. Heller
Council of Economic Advisers
Business Council
Heller
Cool stretch forecast with modest rain and frost risk
The five day outlook calls for cooler than normal temperatures with lows near 41 and highs around 69. Showers may bring up to a quarter inch Sunday, and frost is possible tonight with a low near 35. Saturday warms to about 52, while yesterday's high reached 38 at 9 am and the overnight low was 39 at 7 am today. Middletown reported 0.25 inch rainfall in the four hours to 8 am.
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Middletown
Nigeria Letter Publication Sparks Diplomatic Fuss
Los Angeles based Occidental College student Craig Walker alleges a letter he wrote from Nigeria vanished then appeared in the Lagos Nigerian press. The missive criticized Nigeria as corrupt and irresponsible while noting poor conditions for Indians in the Southwest and Black residents in New York. The American Embassy in Lagos is reviewing the complaint.
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Nigeria
Lagos
Craig Walker
Occidental College
American Peace Corps
U.S
Margery Michelmore
Ibadan College
Walker
Occidental
West African Pilot of
American Southwest
New York
Ranger 2 Space Shot Postponed
CAPE CANAVERAL Fila AP Technical problems forced postponement of a Ranger 2 spacecraft launch test to study techniques for deep space missions to the moon, Mars and Venus. NASA did not reveal the fault and no new date was set. If minor, another attempt could come in a day or two during a seven day launch window.
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Cape Canaveral
Fila
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Albania split clouds Soviet China party congress
The Soviet Chinese rift over Albania grows sharper after Chou En-lai criticizes Khrushchev at the 22nd Soviet Communist party Congress. Khrushchev had blamed Enver Hoxha for undermining peaceful coexistence, while Chou called for unity and patient resolution within Marxist Leninist lines. A map shows Viet Cong bases in South Vietnam with supply routes through Laos and Cambodia.
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Albania
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Peiping
Enver Hoxha
South
Viet Nam
Laos
Cambodia
Five Killed In Greensburg Clothing Store Fire
A downtown Greensburg Pennsylvania blaze at Larose Women's Clothing Store killed co owner Alek Cohen and four employees. More than 100 people were treated for smoke inhalation and injuries, with 13 hospitalizations reported. fire crews fought the stubborn four story blaze into the night and remained on scene after midnight.
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Spoksman
Westmoreland County Hospital
Alek Cohen
Elsie Merlino
Cecelia Lawrence
Betty Rojohn
Katherine Gallo
Larose Women's Clothing Store
Chuckle Holdup Men Demand Money or Life
A humorous quip contrasts the classic robbery trope with a playful twist as it notes that robbers demand money or life while women are humorously said to seek both.
Malenkov and Kaganovich Targeted in Fresh Soviet Purge
Pravda reports a campaign of denunciations against former Soviet leaders Georgi Malenkov and Lazar Kaganovich, accusing them of terror in the 1930s and urging their expulsion from the party. Molotov and Voroshilov are mentioned with possible future charges, amid talk of a new purge across Communist states.
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Lavrenti Beria
Stalin
Georgi M. Malenkov
Lazar M. Kaganovich
Ing
N. I. Yeshov
Soviet Union
Kaganovich
Malenkov
V. M. Molotov
Klement V. Voroshilov
Voroshilov
Nikolai Podgorny
Ukraine
Khrushchev
Gennady Vorjonov
Six Nations Seek U.N. Action to Halt Soviet Test
At United Nations, six fringe nations push a Canada Denmark Norway Iceland Sweden and Japan backed resolution asking Premier Khrushchev to cancel a planned 530 megaton nuclear test. The move aims for top priority in the Political Committee amid debate on halting nuclear tests.
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U.N. General Assembly
Khrushchev
Canada
Denmark
Norway
Iceland
Sweden
Japan
U.N
Communist Party Congress
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Political Committee
Ford UAW Settle Production Reopens After Strike
Ford Motor Co and the United Auto Workers reached a local agreement securing a three year term to supplement the national contract. Production of 1962 models began as Walton Hills stamping plant near Cleveland faced potential shutdown if strikes persisted. The resumed output followed a general strike begun Oct 3, and the new deal ended the threat of line closures.
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Mich
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers Union
Ing
Assembly
Walton His
Cleveland
Ohio
Ford
Walton Hills
UAW
Heart Disease Found Three Times Higher Among Heavy Smokers
A Miami Beach report on a joint Albany and Framingham study shows middle aged and older men who smoke a pack daily have heart disease death rates three times higher than non or former smokers. Over six to eight years 4,120 men were studied with 171 deaths, 132 from smoking.
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Miami Beach
Fla
N.Y
Framingham
Mass
Albany
American Heart Association
Not Easy Decision Gov DiSalle won't seek re election
Columbus AP Gov Michael V DiSalle announced at a cabinet meeting that he will not run for another four year term. He said he may pursue a possible Washington appointment but will continue to push Ohio policy from outside the governorship. He criticized the legislature budget cuts and urged a steadier path for the state.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
Washington
DiSalle
Statehouse
Mrs. DiSalle
Ohio
DiSalle signals term pledge and education funding stance
Governor DiSalle declared he will continue to fight as governor for the rest of his term, which ends in January 1963. He said he would not seek re election if that would better advance state programs, blaming a Republican majority legislature for failing to appropriate funds to sustain education and welfare at adequate levels.
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Ohio
DiSalle
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