Eisenhower Sees 1958 Economic Recovery Ahead
President Eisenhower forecast that a 1958 recovery in business activity is possible amid modest income gains and rising government spending. He urged tax relief, stronger anti trust controls, housing credit loosening, and permanent small business aid while warning wage increases must align with productivity to avoid inflation. He cited 65 million employed and 434 billion in output as evidence of a still-robust economy.
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103rd Time Around London Sputnik II Mission
Moscow radio reported that Sputnik II circled the earth for its 1103rd time today as part of ongoing spaceflight tracking from London.
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Congress May Push Air Power
Congress considers expanding air power funding and policy. Lawmakers debate aerial capabilities, training, and defense priorities amid ongoing security concerns. Committee hearings expected to shape armed services posture and budget requests.
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Klan Leader Faces Shooting Indictment Amid Indian Clash
A sheriff reports a tense aftermath after a Klan rally turned violent with Indian groups firing into a field. Four people were wounded, including a television cameraman. one Indian leader vows to face indictments while denying race-based rights violations. Local officials recount threats and police protection requests.
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Lenders Hold Key to Home Building
NAHB president George Goodyear urged lender cooperation to raise the 1.853 million housing unit market toward 1.2 million. He spoke at the 10th annual convention urging federal backing and a unified effort to revitalize the U.S. economy amid racial tensions in Robeson County where Lumbee Indians faced cross burnings and Klan intimidation.
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Billy Graham Latin America Tour Begins in Kingston Jamaica
Billy Graham starts a Latin America evangelistic tour from Kingston Jamaica heading to eight Catholic nations including Puerto Rico Barbados Trinidad Costa Rica Guatemala and Mexico Venezuela was dropped due to political unrest He plans no political remarks and cites potential housing and financing issues affecting low cost homes and auto loan challenges in the U.S.
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