Eisenhower tariff shifts and bicycle import debate
The piece argues Eisenhower's 1950s tariff on Swiss watches and bicycle imports tests free trade versus protectionism. It challenges the claim that tariffs strengthen allies, noting foreign bicycle producers and British makers market niche gains while domestic firms struggle to compete.
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Bousle Itriel
Bus Jong Trade
Arena
Britain
A. Misenhower
le Treer
Iiegela
Tran
Marni
Democrats Debate Strategy to Attack Ike in 1958 Campaign
Democrats weigh targeting the President or his administration as they seek a plan for the 1958 campaign. Some urge direct criticism of President Eisenhower, while others push focusing on White House staff and Republican backroom power. The debate centers on how to expose administration influence over federal agencies and defend Democratic gains.
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Alrington
NEA
Ins
Edsenhower
Joe McCarthy
Truman
Ike
Democratic Nations
Paul Butler
Wat
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Dixon-Yates
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Sberman Adams
Kefauver
Harry Cain
Adams
Collier's
Allepublicans
White House
Joe J. Evins
D-Tenn
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Congress
Denver
Tajulakein
Renhower
Hal
Kiverthw
Interpreting The News Party Differences Hard To Explain
In a Denver talk, figures discuss why Republicans recruit for the party and if party differences persist. They note both parties share beliefs in free enterprise and government aid, while stressing that voters can swing and that government interference fuels debate about big business and subsidies.
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Bonneer
Lieb
Heither
Dhraush
Pathways profile and local notices from Albuquerque to Boston
Pathways, a former science department head, is in Albuquerque on a secret government project. The Sun interviews Rayma Babbitt and mentions Mia and Jax Babbitt’s daughter at the University of Aviz and a Tucson senior. Other items note a military academy graduate, local church and observatory figures, and a vacation visit by Harkind and Suedithered.
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Hea
Albuquerque
Settee
Rayma Babbitt
Mia
Atys. Jax
R. Babbitt
University of Aviz
Tucson
Yea
Mins Eilen M. Hayvigan
Corfu
South Bodver
Rex Goble
Vulcaniaing Shop
Ateam Maste
Minnix
Hart
Arizona
England
Crude Oil Production Drops 6150 Barrels
The nation’s weekly crude oil and related field production declined by 6150 barrels to 667,950 for the week ended Sept 10, per The Journal. Colorado fell 6660 to 147,500. Nebraska down 600 to 28?. Wyoming rose 3100 to 281,000. Montana up 800 to 45,900. North Dakota up 700 to 31,600. Iowa up 800 to GK. Minnesota up to 100.
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Palwe
Chis Journal
Ventana
North Daheta
British party chiefs alarmed by threat of economic crisis
Stewart Alsop reports from London that Britain faces a weak recovery amid inflation and a falling pound after postwar boom. Officials warn that high wages, strong defense spending, and unemployment risk stagflation, while opinion divides on policy and emigration as a remedy.
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London
Britain
Heitalu
MIT
Uutler
W Cvisis
Windeed
Chayerstar
Hutter
Conswmer Credit
Butleria
Labor Party
United States
Trent
Tremor Shakes Algiers Rattling City at Seismic Event
A strong tremor struck Algiers Tuesday shaking the North African city of about 160,000. No injuries or damages are reported, and authorities warn residents to remain vigilant as aftershocks may occur.
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Algiers
Algerian
Instrumental Music Program Opens at Local School
Hlagstatt public school starts a free instrumental music program for grades 4 5 and 6. Robert Fitzmaurice, program director, invites Emerson and South Beaver parents to meetings Monday afternoon and Monday night events at Bill Ellen school. The effort covers brass and string instruments with no charge for the lesson though families must provide an instrument and purchase the instruction book.
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Hlagstatt Public
Robert Fitzmaurice
Emerson
Fitsmaurice
Emersott
South Beaver Pit Pile
Bill Ellen
Bisbee 1M-Peter Kosminsky arraigned on charges
Kosminsky, 3 percent of Bisher, was arraigned before Justice L. Bracjor after a Highway Patrol chase that injured patrolman Dennis Hevarwisen. He posted a $1,000 bond and faced charges of failing to give aid and other offenses. He was arrested about 11 hours after an accident near a highway where Hevarwisen was injured.
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Peter Kogminsky
Bisher
Aeck
Kosminsky
Monany
Patrulwunn
Dennis Hevarwisen
Flormansen
Koarnineky
Justice of the Peace L
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Tien
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