Foreign Aid Debate Reflects On Costs And Strategy
An Ohioan John B Hollister leads U S foreign aid efforts emphasizing American security over aid as an economic policy. Proposes maintaining open economic assistance near current levels while seeking congressional recognition of a long range program. critics warn of wasted spending and political bungling amid Cold War pressures.
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Washington
John B. Hollister
Mr. Stassen
United States
Russia
Hollister
Congress
Magnoson’s Generous Impulses Stir Seattle Curiosity
Washington Senator Magnuson expressed chagrin after GOP scout Victor Johnston visited his Seattle home without notice. Time magazine notes Magnuson’s hospitality may set a precedence if he wins in 1956 and contemplates future campaigns. The piece satirizes warmheartedness and cautions against generous impulses.
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Warren Magnuson
Washington
Victor Johnston
GOP
National Committee
Bailiwick
Seattle
Johnston
Time Magazine
Magnuson
Wage hikes and looming battles in 1986 oil and steel
The 1986 wage picture shows oil firms granting about 15 cent an hour increases, with last year’s 10 cent rise. Steel negotiations loom as the year’s pivotal clash, expected to set patterns for many industries and provoke higher demands amid high profits, with unions pressing for layoff pay, shorter hours, and more holidays. The March 1 minimum wage hike to 1 and broadened portal-to-portal definitions also factor into rising labor costs and living costs.
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wes SAM_ DAWSON
New York
P—Oil
Elatagement Wil Doubles
Labor Department
Supreme Court
Million-Dollar Ideas Turned Into a Staffing Empire
Elmer Winter and Aaron Scheinfeld turned a shortage of temporary help into Manpower, Inc., growing to 71 offices in the U.S. and abroad. They supplied trained staff for varied tasks and disaster relief, and recently launched Sales Power, Inc., aimed at placing sales staff for small firms.
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New York
Milwaukee
Elmer Winter
Aaron Scheinfeld
Elmer
Man- Power, Inc
Inc
Wall Street
Winter Winter
Salespower, Inc
Manpower, Inc
Winter
Dr Crane on college life and dormitory problems
Dr George W Crane argues that dormitory and fraternity living harms study and personal development. He criticizes the communistic dorm system, calls for decentralized housing, notes nostalgia and faculty indifference, and urges a university housecleaning to emphasize real teaching over research. He cites prior data on lumber production and a request to obtain his booklet.
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Harry
George W. Crane
Harry J
Ture
PTA
Soch
America
Crane
Adolescent eating trouble and other pediatric queries
Dr. Jordan answers readers on teen dieting glandular worry nosebleeds and undescended testicle concerns. He cautions that weight gain eating patterns are often behavioral and advises medical exam for persistent nosebleeds and careful testing for a knee with low calcium and possible early intervention for undescended testicle.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
Just a Corpse at Twite by Robert Martin
In a Beech Tree Inn setting Lucy Dorn and novelist Pat Carstairs discuss writing and murder. The narrator snoops to glimpse a manuscript titled Love Me or Kill Me by Pat Carstairs, while Dr. Richard Jarrett arrives amid tension over the planned departure and a looming mystery.
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Twite
Robert Martin
Pat Carstairs
Inn
Spooners
Alamo
Isham Jones
Cleland
New China
Bunny Berrigan
Bunny
Combition
Lucy
Brahm
Cleveland
Lucille Dorn
New York
Lucy Dorn
Pat
Maude Dorn
Lucy Dora
Richard Jarrett Ame
Tomorrow's Fortunes Based On Your Own Actions
The writing advises self reliance and calm planning to shape today’s fortunes. It warns against impatience and worry, urging quiet patience as situations unfold and suggesting enjoyable activities to ease tension. A birthday note predicts stimulating year ahead with diplomacy and social interest, plus cautions about overwork and early year work tension. A child born today will show talents in education and literature.
Logan Mayor Fines Five Area Drivers
Five men in Logan were fined in Mayor Francis Myers court on speeding charges. Stanley Elier and Clarence Wills, both of Logan, were fined fines and costs. Robert Linscott of Logan Route 1 and Cecil Williams of Rockbridge were fined $20 and costs for unsafe operation.
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Logan
Francis Myers
Stanley Elier
Columbus
Clarence Wills
Trimble
Noel Burchtasy
Robert Linscott
Cecil Williams
Rockbridge
Cant
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