Word: deficits
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Heavyweight Pete Morrison's last-minute pin pulled the Varsity wrestlers up from a one-point deficit to a 16 to 12 victory over Brown on Saturday at the I.A.B...
...open to argument on detail. But there could be no doubt that some increase was necessary in all three classes of mail. Congress-which last year denied a similar Summerfield request-was faced with a clear choice: higher postal rates or indefinite continuance of the built-in Post Office deficit...
...Trade deficits, unbalanced budgets and the threat of inflation are also worrying Europe's smaller nations. Sweden is trying to nip inflation with special taxes, but such measures are not enough. With a 10% gain in wages last year, Swedish workers jammed retail stores and created a huge new demand for imported products. As a result, Sweden ran a $50 million trade deficit last year, twice as much as in 1954. Denmark, on the other hand, held its imports down and boosted exports $70 million last year, thereby cut its $200 million trade gap to $135 million. Yet Denmark...
...effort to liberalize foreign trade, Belgium lifted virtually all exchange restrictions on the franc and established a free gold market. But Belgium is having trouble staying within its income, has run up a $6.2 billion national debt. Gradually, however, Belgium is getting the problem in hand, expects its deficit this year to be $240 million v. $380 million last year...
Into the rail station at Peoria, Ill. last week slithered the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad's answer to the annual $700 million deficit of U.S. passenger trains: the Jet Rocket, a light, low train modeled after the Spanish Talgo. Built by ACF Industries, Inc., it is the first of the new lightweight trains to be owned by a U.S. railroad. It begins regular Chicago-Peoria passenger runs this week...