No Recession Now Is Adviser Word
President Eisenhower’s chief economic adviser Raymond Saulnier said the economy remains sound and not heading into a recession despite a July to September production dip. He cited a $3.3 billion rise in real purchases, a $4 billion rise in personal savings, and a shift to services, arguing policy continuity and restrained deficit spending will sustain growth.
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Eisenhower crowns U S as history's strongest nation
President Eisenhower, in Houston after a cross country tour, declares the United States the most powerful nation history has seen. He argues no giant new defense program or massive federal boost is needed, pledging more private investment and less government interference to spur growth. The speech at Rice University rallies fans and underscores campaign dynamics with Nixon and Lodge.
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U.N. debate seen on Cuban aggression charges at General Assembly
In United Nations proceedings, the Soviet bloc presses for a swift General Assembly debate on Cuba's accusation of a U.S. invasion plot. Cuban ambassador Manuel Bisbé and Foreign Minister Raul Roa brief the assembly, referencing American executions and alleged arms drops, while Khrushchev’s threats loom over aims for a plenary session.
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Doctors Urged to Put Public Health First
NEW YORK AP Doctors should prioritize public health over money, says Dr Bernard J Pisani president of the Medical Society of the County of New York Manhattan urging physicians to place Americans first and shoulder their share of the socio economic burden of health care today speaking to the nation s largest local medical group Monday night He calls for a shift in focus to improving medical care for the public.
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