Economic measures push aid as housing and roads bills loom
Democratic Senators push an anti-recession package including public works, housing and highways. Sparkman predicts Senate passage of a housing bill to add hundreds of thousands of homes. Gore aims to speed up the highway program. Tax cuts proposed by Monglas appear less certain. Federal Reserve cuts discount rates in New York Philadelphia and Chicago to spur recovery. Anne Marie McDonald, a performer, reports a death threat following a kidnapping claim against her estranged husband Harry Karl, with investigators examining the case.
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Economist Walter W. Stewart Dies at 72
Walter W. Stewart of Gladstone New Jersey, noted economist and adviser to four U S presidents Coolidge Hoover Roosevelt and Eisenhower, died Thursday of a heart attack at age 72. He served as economic adviser to the administrations and shaped policy across decades.
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Go Away Plea Told by Witness in Waller Case
Los Angeles witness Merritt described Marjorie Durant Waller asking a man to leave while her drunk driving trial continued. He testified she asked the man to go away for a couple weeks, possibly to Vegas, saying she wanted to wait until media attention subsided. Merritt saw her with police outside a bank after the arrest and noted she appeared under the influence or angry, while denying any improper officer proposals.
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Pilot unsure if Reds shot down U S plane near DMZ
Two USAF pilots on a training mission near the demilitarized zone reported ground fire from Communist forces. First Lt Ronald E Martin of Rock Hill Missouri said one aircraft burst into flame and crashed as the pair pursued a second target. Government notes no protest filed with North Korea.
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Catholic Leaders Plead for Algeria Peaceful Path
Paris Catholic cardinals and archbishops urged French leaders to avoid actions contrary to natural rights and divine law in Algeria. A three day assembly produced a communique stressing France’s duty to protect human dignity and to seek negotiated settlement, while the Catholic Mission of France backed independence as a possible outcome.
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Blackie) Cunningham
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