Interest Easing Produces Conflicting Market Readings
NEW YORK AP Investors saw easing in interest rates and more money available as a sign of varied market signals. Bulls welcomed easier borrowing and higher stock prices while bonds rose on lower yields, though bears warned the move signals deflation and restraint. Analysts split over whether the shifts indicate a healthy, stabilizing economy or a temporary correction in a longer trend.
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Buttermilk Luncheon Menu with Quick Butter Milk Dressings
A light party luncheon idea features a fresh fruit salad with a make ahead buttermilk dressing that lasts up to two weeks in the fridge. Accompaniments include Buttermilk Surprise Biscuits stuffed with tuna and topped with butter, plus ice cream for dessert, creating a quick patio or dining room gathering with casual elegance.
Gates denies NSC shielding Eisenhower from hard facts
Secretary of Defense Thomas S. Gates Jr. told a Senate study group that the National Security Council is not isolating President Eisenhower from hard facts or hard decisions. He asserted that the President himself makes the decisions and questioned how alternative versions began. The subcommittee probes how foreign and defense policy is made amid the U2 incident.
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Big Expansion In Parochial Schools
New York AP reports a surge in church related education with parochial schools expanding rapidly since World War II. Catholic schools in the United States now enroll over 4.2 million in 0,279 grade schools and 827,912 in 2,401 high schools, about one in nine of the nation’s 42 million students. Protestant systems, led by the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod, also show growth though on a smaller scale.
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Missouri Education Figures Report Large School Enrollment
The record shows Missouri with 144,240 pupils in 1,284 elementary schools and 8,019 students in 17 high schools, mainly in the Middle Wey. Luther High School North in Chicago holds 1,102 students, while the largest grammar school in Ft. Wayne, Ind., has 623. Seventh-day Adventists rank as the second largest Protestant system with 41,842 grade pupils and 11,591 high school students.
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Annulment for Ingrid Bergman in Rome court
Rome AP reports an Italian court granted Ingrid Bergman and Roberto Rossellini an annulment of their Mexican proxy marriage. The ruling clears the way for Rossellini to wed Sonali Das Gupta, while Bergman remains married to Lars Schmidt. A separate case seeks custody finalization of Bergman and Rossellini's three children.
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