How To End Recessions It Should Be Evident
The article argues that reducing taxes is the only way to cut the budget by limiting government spending. It critiques the spending culture, notes past and present budget maneuvers, and questions continuing welfare programs during a national security crisis. It cites Eisenhower’s 72 Billion dollar budget and Sputnik related urgency. It warns against relying on government experimentation while defending national survival.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Congress
Mine Workers Organization
United Mine Workers Organization
Fair Land
Free Enterprise Leads Soil Conservation Success
Nolen J. Fuqua praises nationwide soil and water conservation districts run by locally elected farmers. He cites 2700 districts, nearly 2 million participating farmers, and net income gains of 6 to 15 dollars per acre, arguing conservation guards limited farm land for future generations.
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Nolen J. Fuqua
National Association of Soil Conservation Districts
Farm Equipment Institute
Fuqua
Eisenhower Sets Clear Plan for Acting President
President Eisenhower announced a direct method for who acts if he cannot perform duties. He said Nixon would act as president if needed and would decide when to step down. Eisenhower would resume if able, otherwise Nixon could continue. The move aims to resolve unclear constitutional rules in this nuclear age.
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Congress
Nixon
White House
HOUSE
Legislative
Judy Crane Birth Narrative Sparks Name Choice
Dr George W Crane recounts naming his newborn daughter Judy amid lectures at Northwestern University. He notes 250 psychology students participated, with audience involvement shaping the decision and suggesting continued interest from readers and clergymen alike.
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Judy
Northwestern University
George W. Crane
Judith
Cora
Anne
Judith Anne
Emily B. Watkins
Northwestern University Press
Mrs. Watkins
Crane
Bright Spots Amid Recession Behind Hotel Day Trips
A Las Vegas hotel operator reports fewer turned down reservations signaling a mixed economy. Across Florida and the Midwest, builders, farmers, and workers show cautious gains while unemployment and housing trends shift toward longer term loans and renewed demand.
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Norman Walker
Washington
Las Vegas
Associated Press
Michigan
Pennsylvania
California
Florida
Chamber of Commerce At
Buffalo
N. Y
Chicago
Robert C. Tyson
U. S. Steel Corp
Tyson
Trials and Errors in a Constitution Bound System
A discussion on how the US system of government relies on checks and balances, Congress’s budget oversight, and the roles of President, military, scientists, and scientists amid Cold War pressures. It argues that orderly government rests with Congress deciding budgets and outcomes, not centralized fiat.
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Supreme Court
Soviet Russia
Florida
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Eisenhower
Roosevelt
Sherman Adams
Jim Hagerty
Senate
General Twining
Senator Symington
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Nathan Twining
Bureau of the Budget
Public Forum on Right to Work Law Set by Messenger
The Messenger invites readers to share brief opinions on the so called Right to Work law. Contributors should express views clearly and concisely for possible publication in upcoming issues.
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the Messenger
Horoscope Advice Seeks Focus and Caution for October
Morning forecast urges guard against restlessness and starting many tasks at once. It notes potential job progress within six months if ideas are revised, with a conservative financial stance and limited changes before 1959. It cites strong yearlong relationship happiness and a future child described as loyal and affectionate.
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf 1958 Sampler
A brisk collage of quotes and wry asides on theater marriage and booze. It notes a theatre buyer seeking Bencher advice from Robert Benchley on Life With Father and quotes a Cornell class on marriage neurotics. It includes Oliver Gogarty's quip about whiskey and Casey Stengel on duck hunting.
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Robert Benchley
Bob
Dick Maney
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