Government reports big drop in jobs in November
The Commerce and Labor Departments reported November employment fell by 900,000 due to outdoor work curtailment while factory wages rose to a record high of 82.42 per week and 7.05 per hour. Nonfarm payrolls remained about 59.1 million with unemployment rising to 2.8 percent. Farm labor declined sharply as harvesting ended and seasonal layoffs increased.
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U.S. officials expressed guarded hope that Red China may free the 10 Americans still in custody as Indian Prime Minister Nehru visited President Eisenhower this month. They noted Premier Zhou En Lai’s remark that the U.S. must act first, while recalling China’s past promise to release all Americans.
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