Road program costs outpace funds amid giant trucks debate
Federal highway plans aim for 41 000 miles at 51 billion dollars over 13 years but evidence grows that even this sum falls short. Illinois Wisconsin and Texas weigh lifting weight limits to 72 000 pounds. governors veto or bills die as lawmakers hear from back home. Inflation and oversized trucks drive costs while calls rise to share road funding more equitably.
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Chicago American
Illinois
Wisconsin
Texas
House
Senate
Thompson
John Chamberlain
the Freeman
Our Dual Presidency and the Eisenhower Impacts
Reporters say a stroke has created a dual executive power with Vice President Nixon acting as an alternate president. Eisenhower can delegate NATO duties while limited by health, possibly working at partial capacity and taking more vacations. Nixon is trained as a capable stand-in and successor if needed.
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White House
Eisenhower
Nixon
United States
Winston Churchill
Dick Nixon
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harlem
Waldorf-Astoria
Roosevelt
Sherman Adams
Styles Bridges
Congress
Office life a parade of types from evangelist to conspirator
The piece contrasts wives myth of rich office life with a catalog of office characters. It sketches the office evangelist conspirator hypochondriac quack and paranoid types, noting only the well behaved worker remains truly engaging, while the rest drift into routine and rumor.
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Canada
Unclear Rules on Presidential Disability debated after Eisenhower stroke
The piece outlines a constitutional dilemma sparked by President Eisenhower's mild stroke and Atty. Gen. Rogers's statement that no delegation of powers was needed. It questions who decides presidential disability, whether a vice president acts temporarily or permanently, and how a president might resume duties. It references Eisenhower's earlier proposals for disability guidelines.
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Eisenhower
Rogers
Nixon
White House
Brownell
Case History of a Psychiatrist Billy and Disability
Case history speaks of a boy or girl with a physical handicap who could accept subjugation or master the defect and leverage it toward greater success, reflecting a motivational perspective in overcoming disability.
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Billy
The Vice Presidency Powers and Presidential Frailty
A commentary on constitutional limits of the Vice President and acting leadership. It argues Congress should define disability, notes Franklin D. Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson cases, praises Nixon’s cautious role, and calls for clear regency rules to prevent power abuse.
Firms Save Dollars By Dropping Pennies
Whole-dollar accounting gains favor with firms as it rounds figures to the nearest dollar to cut posting and checking costs. The Controllers Foundation cites savings up to 60 percent in posting and 43 percent in checking, with various companies claiming reduced time and effort in ledgers and reports.
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Controllership Foundation
Foundation
Controllers Institute of America
Bethlehem Steel
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co
Pan American World Airways
Syracuse Supply Co
Central Soga C
Dravo Corp
F. & R. Lazarus
Columbus
Ohio
Stop Me Gene Allen faces tough U S information role
The piece notes George Allen’s grim view of leading the U S Information Agency after succeeding Arthur Larson and likens his situation to a man driven out of town on a rail. It includes a humorous anecdote about Lucinda and a bank account prompt.
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Eorge Allen
Arthur Larson
U. S. Information Agency
Lucinda
Savings Bank
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Adler proposes more homework to boost U S education
Dr. Mortimer Adler addressed about 500 San Francisco Boy Scouts urging four to five hours of daily home study to help the United States catch up with Russia. The suggestion drew boos and hisses from the scouts as he urged increased school work.
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San Francisco
Mortimer Adler
United States
Russia
The Skin Disease Psoriasis Debated by Readers
Readers inquire about psoriasis a curious skin disorder with many studies in medical journals. The exact cause remains unknown and there is no guaranteed cure though interest in its study continues.
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Psoriasis Research Foundation
Page St
San Francisco
Calif
Horoscope Warnings and Psoriasis Report
Caution advised as astrology notes risks to health and property from overdoing. December is a pivotal month for a birthday, with four months ahead shaping 1958 progress alongside travel in August and business news in October. The piece then shifts to psoriasis, describing causes, symptoms, and the varied but often temporary effectiveness of treatments.
Hender son nomina tions to Air Force Academy opens slate
Congressman John E Henderson announces nominees for Ohio vacancies at the Air Force Academy in Colorado. William Lawrence Wolfe of New Lexington Route 1 and Joseph Rex Huffman of New Lexington are each set to graduate from St. Aloysius Academy and New Lexington High School respectively. The New Lexington Little Leaguers elect P L Snyder president John Taylor vice president Merle Dickson secretary and August Blanc treasurer for 1958.
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John E. Henderson
Qohio
United States Air Force Academy
Colorado
William Lawrence Wolfe
James Wolfe
New Lexington
John Taylor
Merle Dickson
August Blanc
The Athens Messenger and The Sunny Messenger Advertisements
Public notices appear for newspaper distribution and delivery terms in Athens Ohio with pricing for daily and Sunday editions, mail options, and post office filing notes. The fragment references multiple imprint lines and association details.
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Athens Messenger
Sunny Messenger
Ohio & W. Va
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