Nixon Calls Private Enterprise Key to Growth
Vice President Richard M. Nixon told the 40th anniversary convention of the U S Junior Chamber of Commerce that the next administration must prioritize reforming obsolete federal tax laws after national defense needs. He defended private enterprise as the main driver of progress and criticized growthmanship while rejecting Khrushchev’s claim the Soviet economy will surpass the United States this century. He urged minimal government interference and a sound fiscal policy to curb inflation.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Jerry
Nixon
U.S
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Steel Industry Slump Seen Ending in August
The United Press International report says August may bring a rebound as automakers' orders surge and inventories are trimmed. July is forecast as the worst month, with declines in orders, production, and shipments, though June wasn’t much better.
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Cleveland
Ohio
UPI
Steel
Metalworking Weekly
Pittsburgh
U S
Foster Parents' Plan aids 18000 orphans abroad
UPI reports eight dollars monthly supports a foster child through the Foster Parents' Plan aiding 18 000 children in Belgium France West Germany Greece Hong Kong Italy Vietnam and Korea. Robert W Sage in Seoul founded the branches in 1953 and notes 4500 Korean children are cared for with future potential to double.
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Korea
Robert W. Sage
Seoul
FPP
Belgium
France
Germany
Greece
Hong Kong
Italy
Vet Nam
Sage
Pusan
Imme
United
America
Han Duck Yun
Park Kong Bae
Far East
Lee Jae Kuk
Ike
Alpine Pass Reaches 8216 Feet on Vienna-Gross Glockner Road
Austria reports the Vienna-Gross Glockner Road climbing to 8216 feet, marking a high point on the famed Alpine route through Carinthia Province. The altitude milestone highlights the road’s challenging elevation on this renowned highway.
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Vienna
Gross Glockner
Austria
Carinthia
U S Steel Pays Over A Million For Worker Ideas
U S Steel Corp reports since March 1957 it has paid out 1,035,999 dollars for 31,888 worker ideas. Awards ranged from paper-saving office methods to furnace modifications, with two Gary Indiana workers sharing a 32,000 dollar top prize for increasing iron recovery.
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U.S. Steel
Pittsburgh
UPT
United States Steel Corp
Leslie B.worthington
Gary
Ind
South Works Chicago paid £18,757 for accepted ideas
Robert B. Maciejczak of the South Works in Chicago received payment totaling £18,757 for more than a dozen ideas that were accepted. The note highlights compensation tied to idea acceptance and names the contributor and workplace.
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Robert B. Maciejczak
The
South Works
Chicago
Germany to compensate Norwegians held as gas prisoners
Bonn announced compensation for Norwegian victims of Nazi gas prisoner experiments during World War II. The agreement follows long negotiations between West Germany and Norway, aiming to provide redress for those affected and their families.
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Bonn
Federal Republic of Germany
Doan’s Pills Promise Quick Bladder Relief
Doan’s Pills ease bladder irritation and backache with a mild diuretic effect. The ad promises fast relief from restless nights and muscular pains, claiming widespread use for over 60 years and affordability in a new economy size.
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Doan
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