1959 Output Rise Seen In UPI Report
Elmer C. Walzer reports year end predictions from Prentice Hall showing industry output up 10 to 13 percent in 1959 with profits and corporate earnings rising 3 to 5 percent. The forecast covers beverages, auto, machinery, paper, chemicals, steel, textiles and more with varied gains across sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pia
Rela Dlotens
New York
UPL
Industral
Prentice-Hall
Ion
Kent
Simore
Marilgumeld
Eac
Former Red Is Praised By Probers
Jerome B. Caplin testified before the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee, recounting his past as a Communist Party functionary. Chairman Olin D. Johnston commended Caplin for his candor as he described joining in New York City, roles in Louisiana and Pennsylvania, wartime service, and decision not to rejoin after World War II.
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New York City
Caplin
al Capp
Communist Party
New Orleans
Louisiana
Pittsburgh
McKeesport
Turtle Creek
Protest Rejected Coya To Hunt Job On The Rocks
A scattered OCR fragment mentions protest, Coya Knutson's campaign, and a race outcome with Republican Odin Langen winning. It also references Mother Seton beatification, church figures, and a prank by students but lacks a coherent single event.
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Coya
Marilyn Monroe Loses Baby in Second Miscarriage
New York UPI reports actress Marilyn Monroe suffered a miscarriage for the second time in 15 months. Her press agent said the loss occurred earlier this week, Monroe is physically well but terribly low in spirits, and she remains under medical care at her Manhattan home.
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New York
UPI
Marilyn Monroe
Miss Monroe
Hollywood
Jean Harlow
Betty Grable
Rita Hayworth
Manhattan
New Cardinals Take Oath In Ancient Rite
In Vatican City Pope John XXIII presided as 20 new cardinals took the oath of office in a solemn ceremony at St. Peter's Basilica. The rite featured red hats and robes as the princes of the church bent in reverence before the altar. Each new cardinal received a personal embrace from the Pope, who called them brothers.
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Vatican City
UPI
John XXIII
St. Peter
St. Petro
Nilla
John
Weather Aids Firefighters In Massive California Blaze
In San Juan Capistrano favorable conditions helped 2,000 firefighters gain control of a massive brush fire that darkened 60,000 acres across Santa Ana Mountains near Camp Pendleton. No homes are at immediate risk and officials say full control is possible soon. AT&T stock movement unrelated to fire plans showed a 3 for 1 split proposal, with officials discussing an annual dividend rate adjustment and noting tracer fire during target practice may have sparked a separate blaze.
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San Juan Capistrano
Calif
UPI
Santharn California
and Telegraph Corp
Santa Ana
At&t
Ocjes
Commlandpany
Trabuco
Camp Pen Company
Geton
Elsinore
Camp Pendleton
Elwood Stone
U. S
Jerry Stewart
Mechem to Lead Ohio GOP Senate Caucus
State Senator C Stanley Mechem of Nelsonville plans to lead the GOP minority in the Ohio Senate. He said the minority leader will name the caucus members to committees and predicted a productive session with no budget surplus expected for the coming year. Senator Frank King of Toledo was present for the leadership discussions and is expected to be president pro tem.
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Mechem
Vatican dispensation allows meat on December 26
The Sacred Congregation of the Council granted a dispensation from meat abstinence to Roman Catholics for the Friday after Christmas Day. Pope John XXIII aided the action after bishops worldwide requested relief for December 26, Vatican sources said.
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Vatican City
Rates To Rise On Insurance For 1959 Cars
New York dispatch reports that insurance rates for owners of 1959 model cars will rise due to extensive glass styling. The National Automobile Underwriters Association said higher rates take effect today in 25 states Alaska and the District of Columbia with plans to extend to other states. Increases average $3 yearly for comprehensive and $1 for 50 dollar deductible coverage. several states see exemptions. Also Ravenna Ohio announces George Martin named assistant Portage County prosecutor to replace Robert Cook who won a congressional seat.
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Assn
Trate
Alaska
District of Columbia
California
Illinois
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Texas
New Jersey
I Pie
Comprehensive Insurance
Ravenna
UPD
George Martin
Portage County
Robert Cook
Common. Pleas
Albert Paris
Actress Pier Angeli Wins Divorce and Child Custody
In Santa Monica California Pier Angeli 26 testified in Divorce Court that her husband singer Vic Damone is dangerously jealous during their four year marriage She was granted a divorce and custody of their 3 year old child after telling Superior Judge Orlando H Rhodes that Damone phoned her constantly while she was away filming.
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Santa Monica
Calif
UPI
Pier Angeli
Vic Damone
Orlando H. Rhodes
Damone
Ohio Educator Urges Stronger College Prep in High Schools
Governor Commission member Dr. John Baker urged Ohio high schools to offer rigorous college preparatory courses for all academically able students. He backed a non partisan report prepared for the 1959 Ohio Legislature outlining plans for an interim Education Beyond the High School Commission and state scholarships for early college attendance.
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Margaret A. Kilgore
Columbus
UPD
John, JC. Baker
Governor’s Commission On Education
Ohio
Baker
Ohio University At Athens
Obi
C. William O'Neill
United States
L Rst
Incomes Up 142 Percent as Prices Climb
The Commerce Department reports Americans earned more cash this year yet faced higher living costs. Incomes rose 142 percent while prices increased 242 percent driven by higher federal benefits and inflation. Officials see signs of expansion despite a shrinking dollar and call for inflation curbs.
Parole Policy Boosts Minimum Terms for Reformatories
The Patton and Parole Commission will start a new parole policy on January 1 raising minimum terms for six offenses at Mansfield and Marysville reformatories. Kidnapping, rape, night burglary, mayhem, assault to maim, and armed robbery minimums increase, basing reformatory releases on serving about half the sentence.
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Columbus
UPI
Patton and Parole Commission
Mansfield
Marysville
Dailies Strike Talks In New York Stall
In New York nine major dailies face a nine day strike by Newspaper and Mail Deliverers Union members. Negotiators for the union and the Newspaper Publishers Association stood by with talks to resume but no new meetings were scheduled as the outlook for a quick settlement dimmed.
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New York
UPI
New York City
Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio Pilot Brininger Alive After False Death Reports
Relatives of 1st Lt. Dale Brininger learned the death rumors were false after a UPI report said he landed safely near Honolulu with a damaged plane from 80 miles at sea. Brininger was piloting one of 12 F-1Gs en route from Formosa to the United States when the explosion occurred at 15 thousand feet after takeoff from Hickam Air Force Base.
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Clyde
UPI
Dale Brininger
Brininger
Hawaiian Islands
United Press International
Honolulu
Formosa
United States
Hickam Air Force Base
Ford Fund Elects Roper Reelected Chairman
NEW YORK Fort Fund for the Republic announces Elmo Roper was reelected chairman of the board and Paul G. Hoffman was elected honorary board chairman.
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Ford Fund
New York
UPD
The
Fort Fund For the Republic
Elmo Roper
Paul G. Hoffman
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Elmer C. Walzer
UPI Financial Editor
Canrimanr
Judy Dull
Harvey M. Glatman
Probers
Philadelphia
Schuylvill River
Minnesota
Pius XII
Knutson
Mother Seton
House
Derke Esler
Tarantum
Jerry Schoener
Tom Earley
Dover
Esler
David Weissert
Ester
Order of the Sisters of Charity
Seton
O'Hara
Cardinal Montini
Cardinal Cushing
Boston
Cardinal O'Hara
Rome
Cushing
Papal
Andy
Congress
Knutsons
Odin Langen
Marilyn
Peed UE Latgz Ke Wasa Tame
Muskingum
GOP
the “American Library of Sacred Recordings” and
Council Ok’s
Graton
Genn
Washington
Commerce Department
Senate
N.Y
Mere Ghisinas
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