Unemployment plan sparks debate on costs and fairness
A CIO referendum proposal would raise unemployment benefits to as much as 236 a month tax free, sparking warnings that higher checks would raise prices for all. The piece argues the benefits mostly aid non steady workers and would burden taxpayers and employers in Ohio, while discussing President Eisenhower's popularity and political leverage amid potential re election dynamics.
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TV Aid by Mal Boyle in NY on TV commercials
TV fans need a program scanner that ignores ads and spotlights quality shows. Readers note households have mixed reactions to commercials while praising recent broadcasts like Cyrano de Bergerac and A Wind From the South, urging a gadget to highlight good programs and alert viewers to standout performances.
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Eisenhower health changes GOP hopes in 1986 race
World Today details Leonard Hall, Republican National Committee chair, facing a changed political landscape after Eisenhower's heart attack. Hall, 55, previously believed Ike would run and boost GOP chances, but now hedges on a 1986 campaign, weighing Ike’s influence against finding a new candidate. Paul Butler of the Democrats also strategizes for a competitive convention and uncertain nomination.
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Dr Crane on nervous habits in children and outlets
Dr Crane discusses Susie Q a nine year old who chews nails as a nervous outlet and parallels with parental temper and stress. He urges active outlets like sports camping and YMCA programs, notes energy needs and suggests parents provide suitable activities to drain pent up nervous energy.
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Stars Say Remain Conservative In All Affairs Now
Advice urges caution in business and personal dealings to avoid dissension and rash promises. Forecast notes judgment imperfect today but tomorrow may bring strong business opportunities and occupational improvement. Domestic and romantic matters look favorable for months with social life especially active in November, December, and January.
The Coward by Ray Lapica Ends in Desert Rescue
Tim and Clair race with their daughter Sharon across a sunbaked desert to reach the Hammond ranch. Their grueling trek tests water, endurance, and hope as heat, thirst, and injuries bite. They finally sight safety as a green oasis and their pursuers close in.
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Public Forum Urges Better Timing for UA Drive
Athens editor notes the UA fundraising effort gains momentum across 2000 communities and urges balanced giving. Citizens warned against rushing gifts or pledges that replace multiple agency drives. Anonymity concerns aside, residents urged to support all six agencies and avoid crowding October appeals with September solicitations.
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World Preview and Arts Highlights in October
Reading notes show October 21 listings across regions with programs on World Preview Commentary Fortunes and Dance Orchestra selections. Feature pieces include Greatloa and Nimabe Varietiee with times around 1:09 and 10:39, emphasizing varied cultural offerings.
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