Inflation Threat and Debt Rise in U S Budget Debate
The piece argues that the Eisenhower era fiscal policy shifted from budget cleanup to expansive spending on foreign aid, increasing national debt and inflation risks. It notes public and private indebtedness, rising taxes, and the strain of municipal and utility expansions on taxpayers, urging conservatism amid political maneuvering and base realignments with Portugal and Atlantic allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Congress
1.O.u.'s
Treasury
Avoge
U.S
North Africa
Uing
Portugal
Azores Islands
Inteeta
Geneva spirit fades a year after Eisenhower summit
James Marlow assesses the Geneva anniversary noting reduced war fear and talk of large arms cuts, yet broad tensions persist. He argues Ike’s illness limited leadership, leaving U.S. and Soviet relations distant with disarmament progress stalled and Western ties fraying even as Khrushchev and Bulganin push outreach and economic help in a bid to widen influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Washington
Geneva
Eisenhower
Switzerland
United States
Russia
Neva
Nik
Bulgaria
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Bulganin and
Khrushchev
Hold Overs And Ancient Egypt Across Modern Cairo
DAVID HINNAWE notes Cairo lawyer Cheops drives a 1956 car while many Egyptians keep ancient customs. Village pitting doctors use venom spitting, bread under the head, and water-soaked statues for healing. Embalming, cloth wrappings, and lamps at tombs remain widespread in Upper Egypt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hinnawe
Hal Boyle
Cairo
Cheops
Nefrettiti
Amenophis
Tut Ankh Amen
Tom
Harry
Hutmes
Cenephro
Amenhotep
Ahmes
Cairo Museum
Zed-Her
Upper
Egypt
Mohammed
Dr Crane Advice on Praying for Sleep and Calm
Dr George W Crane shares case histories and reader letters praising a nightly practice of asking God to take over the night shift. A Chicago teacher describes immediate relief from tension after a prayer promising to be a better partner with God, with others citing wartime worry and personal crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Par
God
George W. Crane
Opal
Aid Association
Lutheral
Miami Beach
Ir. Crane
Tus
Horoscope Warmth and Warnings Mix for Tomorrow's Creative Surge
Tomorrow's skies favor creators and scientists with bold ideas likely to pay. Caution advised in signing papers and in speech to avoid friction. If tomorrow marks a birthday, a five month window holds major progress in work and finances, with August and early October warning against excess. Also notes of health, medicine, and the call for practical faith alongside science, plus a social notes section with local visit chatter and WSCS church meeting plan.
The Blonde Cried Murder and a Private Eye Strike
Mike Shayne guards Lucy Hamilton from a hotel chase and possible murder linking a scarred pursuer. He arranges safe transport to her sister Angel Be and plans to check Hibiscus hotel for clues while hinting at danger to the reader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brett Halliday
Mike Shayne
Hines
Ollie
House
the Hibiscus
NEA Serenitty
Roney
Shayne
Lucy Hamilton
Angel
Mike
Nutritional Needs Of The Elderly Highlights Diet Tips
Dr. Edwin P. Jordan discusses how longer life expectancies from sanitation and medical advances shift focus to the elderly diet. He emphasizes adequate protein and calories, complementary proteins, vitamin and mineral absorption, and practical obstacles like income, food access, and cooking alone affecting appetite and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin P. Jordan
Department of Nutrition
Harvard University School of Public Health
Whippoorwill song evokes old home memories
The Public Forum piece recalls a whippoorwill’s sad melody from a dusky hill, stirring nostalgia for the old home place and memories of Nell, Jim, and Bil. Jessie A. Whisman of Athens RD 4 signs her contribution and asks how long since you heard the bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell
Jim
Bil
Time extended for soil bank signups and plowing deadlines
The Agriculture Department extended deadlines for soil bank participation and plowing or cutting crops on land to be retired. Farmers now have until July 2 to sign agreements placing land in the acreage reserve, with final plowing or cutting allowed between July 31 and August 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
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Athens Messenger
Pater Ra
Cage A
World Today
Soviet Union
DR. Crane
EVD
Letart Falls
Ray McDade
Tommy
Roselie
Dale McGraw
Gracie
Kananga
Norman Arnott
Frankie
Candide
New Brighton
Pauline’ McClintock
Kay
Syracuse
Ronald McDade
Canal Winchester
Dallas Hill
Carl Wolfe
Carl Wolfe, Jr
Dale Hill
Dale Hill Jr
Marion
Donny
J. D. Roush
William C. Grimm
Barbara
Patty
Harry Wolfe
Clarendon
Ill
Ernest Grimm
Bob Musser
Carroll Click
Ted Grindley
Columbus
Charles Foster
Pittsburgh
C. C. Foster
John L. Wolfe
Richwood, Ind
Hazel Smith
Mason
Eva Meigands
Alice
Akron
WSCS
Methodist Church
Dana Oliver
Pomeroy
Henry Reitmire
New Haven
John Buitz
Racine
Alvin Hall
G. T. Haskins
Cecil Hill
Cowlumbus
Clark
Julian Hill
By Brett Halliday
Hibiscus
Dr. Jordan
By Galbraith
Hazel
the Public Forum
Jessie A. Whisman
Athens R.D
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