Tariff headaches split Eisenhower and Congress
The tariff issue dominates Washington and Congress with allies decrying high duties limiting imports, while U.S. lawmakers warn tariffs hurt American workers and businesses. The Randall commission's tax cuts and McCarthy's push to cut aid to trade partners widen the debate as hearings on Swiss watch imports proceed. The case illustrates the tariff process and the dilemma of balancing protection with allies' needs.
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Baytown Sun
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Congress
Eisenhower
America
Tarifis
Randall Commission
Joseph McCarthy
Wisconsin
Russia
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Britain
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Adlai Stevenson
Federal Tariff Commission
Switzerland
New Yorker Bill Miller Leaves New York for Las Vegas
Jersey City born showman Bill Miller quits Manhattan life saying Las Vegas offers unparalleled excitement. He sells stake in Bill Miller's Riviera after New Jersey blocks property, pockets about 750000, and invests in the Sahara hotel complex. Miller notes New York’s traffic and boredom but recalls past thrills from Luna Park and vaudeville.
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New York
Bill Miller
Manhattan
Las Vegas
Europe
South Amerca
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Vegas
Miller
Jersey City
Riviera
Hudson River
Fersey
George Washington Bridge
New Jersey
Jersey
Sahara
And
Bill
New Yorker
Latin Quarter
Copa
Versailles
Donald O’connor
Kathryn Grayson
Marlene Dietrich
Luna Park
Caney Island
Coney
Nevada
Mae Busch
Lou Jennings
Reward foods and the psychology of eating habits
Dr. William Kaufman of Bridgeport, Colm says reward foods tempt hungry unhappy people when they feel insecure. Milk may recall baby warmth, while less tea or coffee signals growing up. wives should avoid pressuring husbands to eat disliked greens. Frederick Bilis, a US travel writer, valued American eating and gained nine pounds after a two month trip, praising big steaks and red meat.
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William Kaufman
Bridgeport
Colm
Memu
Kaufman
Frederick Bilis
Lotion Daiy Express
United States
Canada
American diet fuels vigor and work ethic says Brandeis
In a brisk column Erich Brandeis contrasts American eating habits with British rationing. He notes Americans eat meat heavy breakfasts and large dinners while English households face a weekly chop limit, then quotes a New York dinner where four friends debate politics, costs, and policy amid meals.
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England
New York
Union
Congress
Army
Hollywood Divorces Hit Glamour Queens and Husbands
Dateline Hollywood reports a wave of divorces among film stars as Dick Anderson claims actresses are poor wives. Leslie Caron’s split from Geordie Hormel, Dr. Lew Morrill leaving Rhonda Plemming, Corrine Calvet’s overdose fear after divorce, and Zsa Zsa Gabor’s tears in court highlight celebrity marital strife this week.
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Dick Anderson
Hollywood
Leslie Caron
Geordie Hormel
Lew Morrill
Rhonda Plemming
Corrine Calvet
Zsa Zsa Gabor
George Sanders
Success Secrets And Views On Acting From Elmer Wheeler
A collage of life advice and celebrity quotes discusses social manners and procrastination. It includes Elmer Wheeler on greetings and venting, tips to stop putting off tasks, a biblical line from Isaiah, and MGM actor Anderson detailing actresses' lives and marriage prospects.
Wedding atop Squaw Peak in blizzard rocks California
Two ski enthusiasts wed 700 feet up Squaw Peak during a blinding snowstorm. They likely cut the cake with an ice pick as crevasses and wind battered the peak. The scene blends romance with peril in a remote alpine setting.
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Squaw Peak
California
Letter to the Editor on Baytown oil well spacing solution
A reader questions a public vote on spacing oil wells in Baytown arguing councilmen and the mayor push for a measure they may not understand. He contends well spacing depends on depth sand thickness drainage area and economics and urges focus on safety damages streets and surface conditions rather than fixed spacing limits.
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Baytown
Ely
Brown
Oak Oi Company
Harbor
Wynnewood C&n
Stop Me Cart Anxiety Prompts Public Welfare Note
A distorted OCR fragment discusses a business man and an advertising expert. It mentions a 17 year old and concerns about trespass safety comfort and public welfare. A letter from Fred and a Mr Brown are referenced but details are unclear and not fully readable.
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Brown
Fred
Grab Bag Of Easy Knowledge A Central Press Feature
A Central Press feature mixes quizzes on snipe terms world politics the island of Ceylon now Sri Lanka and the modern name Hellas Greece. It celebrates birthdays Bette Davis Melvyn Douglas Gregory Puck Spencer Tracy and Bob Hogue. It also offers historical notes births 1049 Elihu Yale 1227 Joseph Lister and a cryptic Can you tell his name puzzle about a Boston-born statesman with anti slavery ties and a later minister to England.
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Bette Davis
Melvyn Douglas
Gregory Puck
Spencer Tracy
Bob Hogue
Massachusetts House of Representatives
State Senate
Martin van Buren
Congress
House of Representatives
Lincoln
England
Confederacy
John Adams
John Quincy Adams
Boston
Churchill seeks conference with Russia on hydrogen threat
Washington column reports Prime Minister Churchill urging talks with the Soviet Union on hydrogen warfare and closer US Britain cooperation. It notes Britain’s own H bomb work and warns of underwater detonations creating tidal waves, radioactive clouds, and wide coast impact.
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Washington
Churchill
Russia
Drew Pearson
iGn
Stassen
Lord Charwell
Brifain
United States
Great Britain
London
Britain
England
Pacific
Hisenhower
Bikini
Eilher
Pacific Coast
mid-Pacific
Japan
China
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Detroit
Did You Know About Early American Languages and Typewriters
A note highlights more than 121 known American Indian languages and mentions the first American typewriter named typographer, patented in 1825 by W Patented.
Questions and Answers from a Historic Quiz Script
A historical excerpt presents Q and A snippets about presidential pensions since 1873, wreaths introduced by Irish immigrants, under 21 voting in Georgia in 1943, and a Revolutionary War pension check issued in 1910. Each item reflects period spelling and minor typographical errors.
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