Hold on to Steel: Eisenhower urged to curb wage price spiral
The Christian Science Monitor notes steel plants operate below 50 percent capacity as layoffs rise and July wage and price hikes loom. It urges President Eisenhower to act decisively to curb the wage price spiral, urging restraint from unions and management and emphasizing steel as a national bellwether.
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Great Britain
London
Transport Workers
Pittsburgh
Godfrey Sperling
Eisenhower
Christian Science Monitor
Time to Restore Honest Debate in Two Party System
The author condemns the two party system as ineffective and controlled by forces that keep the public ignorant. They warn of socialism and communism threats and urge a bold statesman to restore democracy, curb inflation, and defend free enterprise before further decay. The piece calls for decisive leadership now.
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United States
Editors Gather for Banshees Luncheon at Waldorf Astoria
Jim Bishop reports the American Newspaper Publishers Association Banshees luncheon at the Waldorf Astoria drawing 2000 editors for a gala with Bug Baer, Jimmy Durante and Robert Preston performances. The crowd enjoyed a lavish menu while recalling national figures and the era's press culture.
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Waldorf-Astoria
Banshees
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Doctor Crane Warns Cigarette Dangers On Highways
State policeman Hal cites a case where one cigarette killed five people and damaged two cars on the highway. He urges heed of American Medical Association advice and God’s expectation to quit smoking.
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Hal
American Medical Association
George W. Crane
Hal T
Crane
A.M.A
The Lost Building and Americas Gift Dilemma
A Panama City tale recounts a large building sold to the city for one balloon that disappeared and left a mixed fate for children. The piece critiques foreign aid and Lend-Lease era generosity, arguing a restudy of philanthropy and the costs of keeping aid worldwide. It cites Tito and Khrushchev, noting shifts in Cold War aid and domestic tax burdens.
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Panama City
Panama
U. S
Tito
Federal People’s Assembly
Soviet Russia
Soviet Union
United States
Washington
Stalin
Khrushchev
Pacific Islands
Bad News Has Little Effect on Stock Trade
Bad news on profits did not derail prices as Bethlehem Steel and Chrysler reported disappointing results. Stocks barely moved with Chrysler falling then rebounding while investors suggested the market may have priced in the downturn. Despite a profit slump in steel and metal firms, the Associated Press index rose, signaling cautious optimism about an eventual upturn.
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Bugs Baer
Mr. Baer
Banshee
Herbert Hoover, Jr
George Healy, Jr
Henry Cabot Lodge
Bob Hope
Mr. Hope
Eisenhower
Ike
Bing Crosby
Frank Sinatra
Sinatra
Florida
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Associated Press
U. S. Steel
Try and Stop Me
Ghosts of Northern Scotland hold a reunion in a cold hall as doors flung open. A Wall Street stock manipulator meets a Washington bound classmate and boasts of a new role as Assistant Collector of Internal Revenue while quipping on material gains. 1958 Bennett Cerf.
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Scotland
Wall Street
Internal Revenue
Horoscope for Tomorrow and Birthday Sign
The forecast cautions against aggression while noting potential gains from steady effort. For a birthday, planetary influences favor material progress and smart execution within two months and later periods for work, finances, travel, and long term plans.
Senator Yarborough to Seek Re-Election in Texas
In Austin, Senator Ralph Yarborough a Democrat said on Monday night he would run again for the U S Senate. He had previously lost a bid for governor in 1956 to Price Daniel, who later resigned the Senate seat and Yarborough won a special election last year.
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Austin, Tex
Ralph Yarborough
D-Tex
Yarborough
Texas
Price Daniel
Senate
Tips on Helping Child To Overcome His Fears
Parents can aid children in coping with fear, especially fear of darkness. The piece warns against common mistakes and offers guidance on handling nighttime fears to avoid worsening the child's anxiety.
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B. R
Peaceful paths over rugged roads in a moral wager
A public forum poem by Bessie M Gorstene advocates choosing a peaceful, just path over worldly applause and harsh methods. The piece contrasts letting others dictate laws with earning the right to bear burdens through kindness to others and preserving heritage.
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Bessie M. Gorstene
Athens
The Athens Messenger Delivery Rates and Association Notice
The Athens Messenger lists daily and Sunday editions with prices for single copies and subscriptions. It notes mail rates for Ohio and West Virginia, and records its status as a member of the Associated Press.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Ohio & W.va
Ohio & W. Va
Athens
Ohio
Postoffice Ag
Act
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