Wanted 50 Million Capitalists Hollywood
Philip D. Reed of General Electric urges the private funds needed for U S growth at the 44th annual convention of Investment Bankers Assn. He cites a sevenfold rise in stockholders as essential to finance rapid expansion and national production growth. He forecasts 40 to 50 million capitalists in America and says the Western democracies have achieved economic, military, and political strength. Concluded on Page 10, Col. 5.
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White House talks on race bias at education conference
At the White House conference on education delegates spar over whether federal funds can support states that oppose the Supreme Court integration ruling. Adjusted questions about loyalty statements sparked unscheduled controversy as Clarence Mitchell noted possible Virginia actions and other Southern delegates faced similar inquiries.
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Syracuse delegates discuss school aims at regional conference
Miss Maunice Hilton of Syracuse University led one of 180 tables at a conference session on school goals and efficient organization. In Traffic Court, Edgar Gosselin and Fred Guthman pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated, receiving fines and suspensions after auto crashes on Fayette Street. The Philippines Red Cross reported eight deaths and about 15,000 homeless from a central Philippines disaster.
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Soviet protest over unification remarks prompts diplomatic clash
The Soviet Union protested a British foreign office spokesman's charge that Russian Premier Bulganin held hypocritical views on German unification. Charge d'Affaires Belo khvostikov urged Sir Ivone Kirkpatrick to retract the claim, arguing such statements undermine relations between the two nations. In other university news, Michigan researchers report that a drug combo including reserpine and methylphenidylacetate improved cooperation in many senile patients, while a New York incident saw a large neighborhood salvage effort as a fire destroyed Sidney Fleming's house.
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Dulles urges bipartisan restraint in foreign policy
Secretary of State Dulles urged Republicans and Democrats to avoid partisan foreign policy quarrels that could danger the nation. He called for unity and warned against careless excesses, saying adversaries will not pause for domestic politics. He declined to comment on criticisms of Eisenhower policy and noted his first news conference since Geneva.
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Storm Crippies Buffalo Area Claimed Four Lives
A blizzard hit Buffalo and suburbs as up to 16 inches fell in the city and reports said as much as four feet of snow south of Buffalo. Roads were impassable, gates closed, and all city schools and many stores shut. Four people died in the storm.
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Eisenhower calls NSC meeting at Camp David Thursday
President Eisenhower orders the National Security Council to a Thursday session at Camp David near Thurmont Maryland. The White House says no emergency drives the move and the cabinet will meet in Washington Friday. The NSC planning group last met two weeks ago at the Maryland retreat.
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Cold War Economy Features by Sylvia Porter
Sylvia Porter outlines economic front maneuvers in today’s editorial on the editorial page. Regular features span Amusements to Women’s pages, with sections on Deaths, Radio TV, Sports, Financials, and Your Money. Today's pictures appear on page 16.
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Union Votes to End Perfect Circle Tieup at New Castle
In New Castle Indiana CIO United Auto Workers held a 23 hour meeting to vote on the Circle Corp strike ending the 4 months of violence. The union accepted a contract by 80 to 72 after hearing details and amid National Guard deployment to prevent a recurrence of the October 5 riot when eight nonstrikers and strikers were wounded at the piston ring foundry.
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Frigid Arctic Front Buries Big Swath of Nation
The Herald-Journal reports the season's cold wave grips three quarters of the country with icebox temperatures into the South and near zero readings in parts of New York State. Syracuse recorded a 13.4 degree reading. others in New York hit single digits. Snow squalls, gusty winds, and two to three inches of snow are forecast tonight with many Upstate roads icy.
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Bricklayer jokes about parking and chauffeurs
A humorous exchange shows a bricklayer seeking work and the foreman rejecting him for lacking a chauffeured position. The witty line suggests preference for bricklayers who arrive with drivers rather than by themselves.
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