What Is A Modern Republican
U.S. News & World Report canvassed senators to define modern Republicanism. Aiken defends budget balance and sound currency, while Ives and Morton push realism about government aid. Goldwater calls it meaningless, Bricker rejects the term, and Wiley ties it to alliances and public needs.
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Aiken
Vermont
Ives
New York
Morton
Kentucky
Goldwater
Arizona
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Wiley
Wisconsin
Tax cuts show shift in federal spending and growth debate
The piece argues that any future federal tax reduction, though small, signals a reversal of a long period of expansionist spending under the opposing party. It warns that continued federal aid risks overreach and reduced personal initiative, while suggesting credits can boost production and tax revenue. It cites Hoover and Byrd on potential cuts without harming democratic governance, and notes taxpayer pressure on Congress as midyear debates unfold.
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Herbert Hoover
Byrd
Washington
Pardonable Pride in Eisenhower Pick for Swiss Ambassador
The president selects Henry J. Taylor a newspaperman and broadcaster as ambassador to Switzerland. Taylor is an economist and industrialist with wide international experience, suited for Bern’s key listening post in international finance and business.
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Eisenhower
Switzerland
Henry J. Taylor
Taylor
Bern
Dr Crane Discusses Birth Order and Sales Aptitude
Dr George Crane argues sales talent is not born but shaped by family position. He links firstborn shyness to introversion and younger siblings to sociable traits, noting how environment in early life influences personality. He invites readers to request his advertising booklet. Amesville events and student honors follow.
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Tom
George W. Crane
Tom T
National Sales Executives Club
Davenport
Iowa
Palestine
America
Fine Art of Poisoning Was Always Favorite
A historical survey notes poisoning's place in civilization and crime. Dr. Theodore C. Osius discusses how poisons shaped murder trials and governance from ancient Egypt to Nazi Germany, with notable female poisoners like Tofiana and LoCusta highlighted amid sensational anecdotes.
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Venice
John of
Ragusa
Osius
Spain
Milan
Mantua
Locusta
Nero
Tofiana
Naples
Napoli
Taffana
Sandru
Bluebeard
Horoscope Snapshot For Saturday Plans And Birthday Year Outlook
The horoscope advises seeking outside opinion to start Saturday plans and to pace recreation in the afternoon. It highlights strong birthday related themes of social and romantic gains, happy domestic life, and travel opportunities in August to September. Late-year recognition may come, with potential nervous tension in December and hopeful business news early in 1958. A birthday child is noted as talented and artistic.
Manners and tax talk in a rude bureaucratic world
A reader complains about impolite Internal Revenue clerks and public servants in general. The column lampoons bureaucratic arrogance, questions receipts for charitable deductions, and jokes about taxes, church, and even Bela Fabian’s arrest while urging readers to contact their senators and representative.
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Georgy E. Sokolsky
United States
Internal Revenue
Shadrach
Uncle Sam
Jordan
Harold Stassen
New York
Bela Fabian
Perry County Court Notes Highlight Indictments and Bonds
NEW LEXINGTON A grand jury recommended courthouse elevator work and jail repairs after a two day session that yielded seven indictments and ten true bills. The list includes armed robbery by Tommy Shope, Donna Wayne Moore, and John Rosenbrough of Ironton for stealing over $11 000 from Kroger on March 2. Shope pled guilty and received an indeterminate Ohio Penitentiary term. Other cases cover escape, burglary, grand larceny, and divorce suits. Deaths and births data were reported, along with gasoline tax distributions and several marriage licenses in Perry County.
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New Lexington
Tommy Shope
Donna Wayne Moore
John Rosenbrough
Ironton
Shope
McGonagle
Ohio
Moore
Rosebrough
Mell G. Underwood
John E. Ballingep
Preble County
Junction City State Prison
Harry Opperman
Tom
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
A humorous column by Bennett Cerf from 1987 previews TV host snubs and media quirks. It riffs on deluxe cabins portholes misunderstandings and succinct quotes about show business and fame. The piece blends Wildean wit with media anecdotes and ends with a nod to classic quipsters.
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