Hard Financial Facts Face U.S. Taxpayer After Suez
United Press details the Suez crisis financial burden on the U S taxpayer. Estimates cite aid needs for Western Europe, including about 1 billion for France and stabilization of the British pound. Cabinet divisions loom over possible new spending and potential tax delays, as Humphrey disputes inflated Europe aid figures.
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Affection Is Not Misplaced in Teletype Mixup
LAS VEGAS Nevada police questioned a teletype message reading Deported en route with prisoner love. Lt Bill O Reilley asked who added Love at the end. The operator replied I did, stating it is the prisoner name.
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Auto Design Aims to Suit Women Voice From GM
General Motors executive Harley J. Earl, known as Mr Automobile, invites women to request built in features for future cars. He notes extensive listening to newspaper women at New York Auto Show and cites women designers shaping interiors across GM cars. He praises female designers who lead and influence car features alongside male colleagues.
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Jimmy’s Letter to Santa Delights Chicago Post Office
A seven year old named Jimmy writes to Santa Claus from Chicago, prompting the post office to open his year’s batch of letters to the North Pole. The note reflects a child’s memory of Santa and his Christmas wishes.
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Jobless Total Up In November
The government reported November saw 900,000 fewer job holders and 550,000 more unemployed. A cold weather lag in farming and outdoor work explained some declines, while non farm employment did not show its usual November pickup. November employment stood at 65,268,000, down 906,000 from October, with 2,463,000 unemployed, up 554,000 from October.
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