Labor and Business Snub Ike on Self Denial Plea
Private surveys show wage increases in 1957 outpacing last year, especially in construction, with wage settlements rising and prices climbing. Government and private data indicate rising profits, while Eisenhower warns of inflation risks and urges wage restraint to avoid government controls in peacetime.
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Planes dispatched to inspect showers near Antilles area
Miami reports an easterly wave about 2,500 miles east of Miami prompted two separate Air Force reconnaissance flights in two days. Forecaster Rollo Dean said a report was due after noon from the aircraft approaching 150 miles east of the Lesser Antilles. He warned such waves can precede turbulence but does not expect developments from the showers.
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Marylander Victor in Miss U. S. A. Test
Marylander Victor in Miss U. S. A. test reports finalists after Friday night judging. Leona Gage, 18, overcame poverty and a borrowed gown to win a $2,000 contract, an expense-paid trip to London, and a Miss World shot.
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Miss U S A in a Daze and Navy Roommate Echoes
The Miss U S A candidate on the USS Maryland appears dazed yet shows warm cordiality toward roommate Barbara Gage, 24. Leona, youngest of three children with Texas siblings Robert and Susie, admits uncertainty about details and future plans while clinging to a single focused thought.
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Panel Votes 11 Percent Pay Boost for Nation’s Civil Workers
The House Civil Service Committee approved an 11 percent raise for about one million government workers, capping increases at $1,000 per person and a $16,000 salary ceiling. The panel also backed a separate $320 million raise for roughly 518,000 postal workers, despite warnings from Merriam that inflation would worsen if deficits rise. The Treasury cost was pegged at about $292.4 million annually.
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