Budget Balances Back in Sight Amid Tax Curb and Debt Ceiling
The 1960 budget closes with a potential surplus of 200 to 500 million dollars, while taxes stay intact and a new temporary debt ceiling of 293 billion is sought to cover July through December borrowing. President Eisenhower projects a 4.2 billion surplus for 1961, though experts see about 2 billion as more realistic.
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Teenage credit plans draw warnings from lawmakers and retailers
Senate hearings warn that retailers push teen charge accounts as community education while consumer groups caution on high interest and debt risk. Industry officials say teens learn money management, but critics compare teen credit to narcotics and note weak parental signature practices.
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Osler On Pneumonia and Cold Exposure Revisited
The author critiques Dr Osler's views on pneumonia noting that morbidity and mortality rise mainly in winter and spring but exposure to cold and damp is not a proven cause. He argues the chill is an early sign of disease and warns against rigidly linking cold exposure to illness despite Osler's authority.
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Khrushchev’s attack on Eisenhower fuels a politics of image
Walter Lippmann argues Khrushchev uses personal confrontation with Eisenhower to undermine the president and reshape public perception. He notes Khrushchev’s break with negotiations after the U‑2 affair, frames the Democrat stance as strengthening national power and deterring Soviet aims, and weighs the need for firm yet flexible diplomacy.
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Doctors Link Exposure to Disease in Eskimo Migration
The text notes Buffalo physicians connect pneumonia among Eskimos who moved south to crowded indoor quarters with Pneumococcus infection. It questions the idea and jokes about drafts wet feet and lost Arctic resistance.
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Teenager and two others arrested in Indianapolis holdups
Police say Patricia Ann Taylor nineteen shot John R Norris twenty one during a Friday robbery. Larkine twenty two and Allison nineteen accompanied her. A fourth suspect and another teen also faced charges as officers linked the trio to multiple hold ups netting about thirty dollars. Taylor said the robberies were done for kicks.
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Clergy Reflections on Billy Graham and Aging Leaders
A psychiatrist related case notes discuss why older clergy often show lukewarm reception to famed preachers like Billy Graham Bishop Sheen and Oral Roberts. The passage cites Graham's city campaign drawing many youths, contrasts with conservative clerics, and highlights jealousy and false witness as warned in scripture.
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Folklore of English Pronunciation and Wit
William Wade's Folklore explores comic mispronunciations in social settings. It presents tongue twisters and wordplays about sheep soup lamb soup and other phrases to illustrate pronunciation challenges and social humor.
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Italy Sees Record 16 780 000 Foreign Visitors in 1959
Official figures show Italy hosted 16 780 000 foreign visitors in 1959, rising from 15 287 000 in 1958. The record reflects growing international travel and tourism to Rome and other destinations.
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8 CBS Wish 8 CBS Wish Procsram In Color
The readable fragment notes a CBS program in color titled Wish Wish. It references eight CBS wishes or segments and the program appears in color. No additional clear details or dates are present.
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