Recession Deep as It Will Go Says Advisory Council
Washington AP fresh government reports show April gains in employment housing and retail sales. Farm employment near last year level while insured unemployment fell week ended April 26 the largest drop since July 1957. Housing activity rose modestly and retail sales up 2 percent led by durable goods. Secretaries Weeks and Blough noted optimism but doubts about a near recovery.
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Washington
Neual
Jace
Hot Springs
Weeks
Roger M. Blough
U. Steel Corp
Bride Beaten Honeymoon Ends in City Jail
Virginia E Massie and Sidney S Massie of 5157 Long Beach Blvd were rmarried Friday in Compton. After celebrating at bars, an argument led to a fight. Mrs Massie suffered facial injuries and will prosecute. Sidney was jailed for battery and felony wife beating.
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Virginia E. Massie
Sidney S. Massie
Long Beach Blvd
Massies
Compton
Atlantic Ave. Fe
Mrs. Massie
Massie
Navy Space Flight Pilot Neiman Delivers Durable Stay
Norfolk Virginia AP Lt jg Jack Neiman Jr aboard a sealed low pressure chamber at NAS Norfolk endures a long night resting briefly and writing letters to his wife and five children. Scientists monitor him as the 48 hour experiment aims to test a new lighter suit and life support under space flight conditions.
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Mission OF Mercy
Gregory T. O’conor
New York
Parthia
Africa
O’conor
Hartford, Conn
Nyakibale
Uganda
Sally
Mary
Joseph
Tom
Jean
Peter
Norfolk, Va
Space Flight
Lomdr
Jack Neiman Jr
Neiman
Norfolk Naval Air Station
Cmdr
A. J. Hall
Jeffersonville, Jr
Hall
Fiedman
Fire destroys Galesburg Public Library and Lincoln papers
A Friday night fire gutted the Galesburg Public Library, destroying the 57 year old building and 122 000 volumes. Fire water wells failed, hampering suppression while flames reached the second floor vault housing Lincoln papers and other historical items. The library stood near Knox College and the Lincoln Douglas debate site.
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Galesburg
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
California Felonies Rise Over Ten Percent in 1957
California saw a 12.8 percent rise in felony crimes from 1956 to 1957, with felony arrests up 10.6 percent and complaints after arrest up 11.9 percent. The State Department of Justice preliminary report notes 194,113 felonies totaling a 1,371 per 100000 population rate, burglary up 14.5 percent, and 75,802 felony arrests. Murders grew 6 percent to 497 from 474, while rates per 100000 were 535 versus 484.
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Sacramento
California
State Department of Justice
Weather Outlook Sees Cloudy Days Through Sunday
Forecasters expect considerable cloudiness to persist through Sunday with little temperature change. Upper air patterns indicate overcast skies, limited sun, and mild weekday warmth. Rain chances remain low, but light showers cannot be ruled out in scattered pockets.
Congresswoman Knutson rejects plea to quit politics
Congresswoman Coya Knutson announced she will run for re election despite her husband Andrew Knutson urging her to choose between politics and home life. She appeared in Minnesota's Ninth District after weeks in seclusion and defended her leadership while denying rumors of a rift with aide Bill Kjeldahl.
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St, Paul, Minn
Coya Knutson
D-Minn
Congress
Minnesota
Andrew Knutson
Oklee
Minn
Knutson
John Michaels
Breckenridge
John
Michaels
Sun District
Estes Kefauver
D+ Tenn
Hubert Humphrey
Orville Freea
Adlai E. Stevenson
Mrs Doud 80 Tuesday Visit With Mom in Denver
Mrs Dwight D Eisenhower travels toward Denver to visit her mother Mrs John Doud who will be 80 next Tuesday. She is accompanied by her sister Mrs Gordon Moore and they ride a Baltimore and Ohio train due in St. Louis before continuing to Denver. The president and Mrs Eisenhower shared time in the private car with Dr Walter Tkach and their grandchildren David and Barbara Anne.
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Mamie
Denver
Mrs. Eisenhower
Washington
Union Station
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John §. Doud
Eisenhower
G. Sordon Moore
Baltimore & Ohio
St. Louis
Mrs Moore
Moore
J. W. Phipps
Goodby
Ohio
David
Barbara Anne
Walter Tkach
White House
Nixon May See Quito Students
Vice President Richard Nixon, unfazed by threats and earlier student disruption in Lima, may visit Quito University today though a prior university stop was dropped from his Quito itinerary without his knowledge. Communist leaflets circulate accusing his tour of theatrical gestures and meddling.
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Quito
Ecuador
Richard M. Nixon
Peru
Quito University
Nixon
Lima
Four Jets Fly nonstop West Coast to Florida Navy
The Navy announced four jet planes flew nonstop from the West Coast to the carrier Forrestal off the Atlantic Coast of Florida. The exact time and day of the flights were not released.
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West Coast
Florida
Norfolk, Va
Navy
West
Forrestal
Atlantic
Classified-Page Navigation Notice
A brief index lists where to find sections in the newspaper including Churches on A-4, classifieds B-4 through B-11, comics A-7, crosswords B-12, death notices B-4, financial B-4, shipping B-3, sports B-2 and B-3, theaters A-2, tides and temperatures B-4, radio B-12, and vital statistics B-4. The notice serves as a guide to locate content across sections.
Strike Vote On Lockheed Wage Deal In Hollywood
About 16 000 Lockheed Southern California employees vote on a two year contract as IAM mass meeting in Hollywood Legion Stadium considers a 22 cent an hour raise and next year a five cent increase plus a seventh holiday and fringe benefits. The decision is seen as a gauge for negotiations at three other companies as TAM negotiators back the proposal while a union official warns against predicting outcome. IAM vice president Foy M Brown notes most would gain only 2 to 3 cents above the cost of living allowance.
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Southland
Lockheed
International Association of Machinists
Hollywood Legion Stadium
Foy M. Brown
IAM
Tripoli clashes rattle Lebanon injuring soldiers and civilians
In Tripoli a pro Chamoun protest escalated into street fighting. Police baton charges failed as demonstrators fired on authorities and attacked the USIS library and a government building. Army troops responded with gunfire, injuring 25 to 40 people including civilians and soldiers. Order restored by 5:30 pm.
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Beirut
U. S.information Service
Tripoli
Chamoun
USIS
Government of Police
Plane Delayed by Bomb Hoax
A United Airlines plane en route from Seattle to Los Angeles was searched at San Francisco International Airport after a bomb hoax call. Deputies checked baggage and compartments for 30 minutes. no bomb was found. Passengers boarded another plane to continue to Los Angeles.
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San Francisco
United Air Lines
Seattle
Los Angeles
San Francisco International
San Mateo County
Big City Poker Kitty Funds Trip for Tipton Men
Eight Tipton Iowa couples in a six year old Married Men's Poker Club travel to New York City funded by a Kitty that grew to 1956 dollars. Founders started the club in 1952 with a 25 cent per pot kitty to finance trips for 16 members. The eight founders and their wives arrived in New York to see Say Darling and The Music Man before returning home Tuesday. Raymond Maurer recalled beating odds by drawing four Aces, though Maurer later lost a 35 dollar pot to a straight flush held by James Casterline.
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New York
Upi
Tipton
Iowa
New York City
Ciptonians
Raymond Maurer
Frieday
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