Good Times Props Wobble Amid Mixed Economic Signals
A AP analysis notes consumer demand for goods services and homes, plus government and business outlays, influence on a potential slowdown in stock prices. It surveys expansion plans by buyers while flagging slower inventory restocking and the impact of wage-labor cost competition abroad.
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AP Business News
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Dear Dorothy Dix column on parental love and dating woes
A reader asks what a father owes his children and about teaching money sense, another seeks advice on marriage prospects, and a teen describes trouble with a wrong crowd. Dorothy Dix emphasizes love as core, endorses teaching savings, and suggests guidance via a youth leaflet.
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Personal note on self respect and reflection
The writer urges growth over past errors and emphasizes that character is judged by who you are now. A reminder to respect oneself to earn respect from others while acknowledging present actions define identity more than past mistakes.
Anti U S Feelings Run High In Cuba
Cuban readers report rising anti American sentiment amid Fidel Castro era tensions. Official dispatches describe strong government rhetoric and public reactions as news of incidents and casualties in Havana spread through the city.
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Fidel
Use Of Electricity Hits Record In 1959
The Potomac Edison residential customers reached a new annual average electricity use in 1959 at 7959 Kilowatt hours, about 152 more than the 1958 figure. The pace indicates continued growth in household electricity consumption.
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Tomer
Weil
Killowatt
Sonlers Company
Eisenhower set to speak on cold weather trip report
President Eisenhower arrived in Washington after a Puerto Rico tour in frigid 27 degree weather. He will address the nation Tuesday night for about 135 minutes beginning at 7 p.m. EST via radio and television. The greeting included a sunburned shoulder and a jovial moment with Rep. Halieck as he arrived back in the capital. Harry M. Bitner, former Hearst executive, died in a traffic crash in Delray Beach, Florida, after a career spanning more than 23 years with Hearst papers and leadership roles at Consolidated Broadcasting Co.
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